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28 November

US Army Seeks to Produce 30,000 Next-Gen Cluster Shells Annually

The US Army is soliciting potential manufacturers for XM1208 155mm cluster shells, with a targeted annual production rate of 30,000 rounds.

28 November

Rojoef Manuel

Denmark Orders Military Logistics Trucks From Rheinmetall

Rheinmetall has won a framework contract from the Danish Armed Forces for the delivery of up to 1,000 HX and TG logistics trucks, accompanied by an initial order for more than 100 vehicles valued in the double-digit million euro range.

28 November

Rojoef Manuel

Germany Taps Hensoldt for Major Luchs 2 Recon Vehicle Sensor Deal

Hensoldt has received a contract from General Dynamics European Land Systems to equip the German Armed Forces’ new Luchs 2 reconnaissance vehicles with sensors.

27 November

Staff Sgt. John Tourtellotte, the 104th Civil Engineering Squadron explosive ordnance disposal equipment NCO in charge, operates a Roboteam Micro Tactical Ground Robot Feb. 16, 2018, at 104th Fighter Wing in Westfield, Mass. The MTGR can be carried in a backpack and is a safer way for Airmen to examine possible threats.

Rojoef Manuel

Ondas Expands Defense Robotics Portfolio With $80M Roboteam Acquisition

Ondas Holdings has announced plans to acquire Roboteam, an Israeli developer of rugged, multi-mission unmanned ground vehicles, in an $80-million deal.

27 November

Rojoef Manuel

US Army Orders More Bradley A4 Fighting Vehicles From BAE Systems in $390M Deal

BAE Systems has received a $390-million contract to produce additional Bradley A4 Fighting Vehicles for the US Army.

27 November

Ranger anti-drone vehicle driving through a smoky battlefield as hostile drones and explosions fill the sky during counter-UAS operations.

Ethan M. Encarnacion

Indian Borders Find New Protector With First AI-Driven Anti-Drone Ranger

India has found reinforcement in its fight against border drone incursions with the country’s first-ever Anti-Drone Patrol Vehicle built around a 4×4 platform.

27 November

Ajax armoured vehicle The Proj HERMOD IR rehearsal took place over the week of 15-19 march 2021. It included members of the Spec Inf Brigade, and a variety of new vehicles such as the Ajax and Boxer. This was all in preparation for a demonstration of the British Army Capabilities. The rehearsal took place on the training area at Bovington Camp Ajax family of armoured vehicles, will replace the Army’s Combat Vehicle Reconnaissance (Tracked) (CVR(T)) vehicles which have been the mainstay of armoured reconnaissance for almost fifty years. The Ajax family consists of Ares a troop-carrying reconnaissance vehicle, Ajax armed with a formidable 40mm cannon, support variants Apollo and Atlas, a command and control variant Athena, and an engineer variant – Argus.

Christine Casimiro

UK Pauses Ajax Armored Vehicle Training After Soldiers Fall Ill

The British Army has temporarily halted training with its latest Ajax armored fighting vehicle after around 30 soldiers fell ill during exercises due to excessive noise and vibration.

27 November

Ethan M. Encarnacion

Calidus C-UAS Solution Packs Four Kill Mechanisms in One System

An Emirati system is emerging as a layered defense solution against drones, combining three hard-kill and one soft-kill mechanisms in one mobile setup.

26 November

Inder Singh Bisht

Ukrainian Praktika, Spanish Firms to Produce Armored Vehicles in Spain

Ukrainian Praktika has signed an agreement with Spain’s Tecnove and Escribano to jointly produce armored vehicles in Spain.

25 November

Akhsan Erido Elezhar

From Hauler to Hunter: Ukraine’s ‘Biggest’ Protector Becomes a Lethal Combat Robot

The Protector is Ukraine’s largest UGV, powered by an internal combustion engine, with all-wheel drive and run-flat tires, and armed with a remotely operated Tavriia-12.7mm turret.

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