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I think it will be the best possible choice when we take into account the current situation. The UK seems to be reliable enough partner on that stage which also have the know-how and guaranteed quality of production.

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Royal Marines Future Commando Force Update According to the UK Ministry of Defence, the Future Commando Force concept for the Royal Marine Commandos continues to gather pace as Marines test new ways of warfighting in Dorset. Overt Defense previously reported on the advent of the Special...

Project Convergence 2020: US Army hosting kill chain demonstration by Ashley Roque The US Army is embarking on a month-long effort to assess portions of its modernisation portfolio and determine what steps it needs to take to successfully link sensors and shooters to down targets. Between...

Bundeswehr selects Haenel MK 556 assault rifle to replace G36 by Nicholas Fiorenza The Bundeswehr announced in a press release on 15 September that C G Haenel has been selected to supply its new assault rifle. Haenel is offering its MK 556 to replace the Bundeswehr’s G36 assault rifle from...

Royal Thai Navy selects Norinco for AAV requirement by Jon Grevatt The Royal Thai Navy (RTN) is to procure three Norinco-produced amphibious assault vehicles (AAVs), understood to be the VN-16 platform. The Thai government’s public procurement service said in a notice on 10 September that...

Australia looks to boost local sourcing on frigate project by Jon Grevatt The Australian Department of Defence (DoD) has announced three new feasibility studies aimed at expanding local industrial involvement in the programme to construct BAE Systems Hunter-class frigates for the Royal...

Malaysia evaluates options for second batch of Littoral Mission Ships by Ridzwan Rahmat A computer-generated image of Damen’s Stan Patrol 6211 concept. The Royal Malaysian Navy is considering a 68 m variant of this concept, known as the Stan Patrol 6811, as a contender for the Littoral...

AFA 2020: US Navy to fly Collins Aerospace MS-177A imaging sensor for first time by Pat Host The US Navy (USN) will fly Collins Aerospace Systems’ MS-177A long-range multi-spectral imaging sensor for the first time in 2022. The Office of Naval Research (ONR) awarded Collins Aerospace...

AFA 2020: Lockheed Martin projects fewer F-35 deliveries in 2020 due to Covid-19 by Pat Host Lockheed Martin is lowering delivery expectations in 2020 for the F-35 Lightning II Joint Strike Fighter (JSF) to roughly 121 from 141 due to Covid-19 impacting suppliers, according to a company...

Hawkeye to get HUD by Gareth Jennings The Northrop Grumman E-2 Hawkeye airborne early warning and control (AEW&C) aircraft is to be equipped with a head-up display (HUD) for the first time in its near-60-year service life. Seen about to launch form the deck of a US Navy aircraft...

Sweden halts trainer aircraft procurement citing no suitable candidates by Gareth Jennings Sweden has halted its search for a new jet trainer aircraft, with the FMV national procurement agency citing no suitable candidates for its decision. The Saab 105 has been in Swedish service as...

Iran claims longer range submarine missile by Jeremy Binnie Iran has developed a longer-range version of its Jask-2 submarine-launched anti-ship missile, according to Rear Admiral Hossein Khanzadi, the commander of the Islamic Republic of Iran Navy (IRIN). [/URL] Fateh is seen during the...

The Regime orchestrated fake protests around observation points number3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 in Idlib deescalation zone. Some of the people with civil clothes advanced and attacked observation point number 7 but the personnel stationed reacted as supposed and the group was not given a chance to...