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Ghana Weighs New Military Aircraft After Deadly Helicopter Crash

Rojoef Manuel -
Ghanaian President John Dramani Mahama is considering a plan to replace the country’s aging military aircraft fleet after a fatal helicopter incident earlier this month that killed eight high-profile officials, including two cabinet ministers.
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Arms

Poland Investigates Possible Invoice Fraud in Korean Arms Sales

Rojoef Manuel -
Poland is investigating a Warsaw-based company that received approximately $27.5 million from a Korean arms manufacturer after the NATO government signed multibillion-dollar weapons deals with Seoul.
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Nuclear

California Firm’s Portable Nuclear Reactor to Power US Military Base

Rojoef Manuel -
California-based power generation company Radiant has signed an agreement to provide a mass-produced nuclear microreactor for a US military installation under the Advanced Nuclear Power for Installations program.
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Asia Pacific

South Korea Courts Greece With Submarine, Drone, and Vehicle Deals

Rojoef Manuel -
South Korea has presented Greece with three major defense cooperation proposals to secure its position in the European Commission’s 800-billion-euro rearmament program.
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Americas

New Wearable for US Troops Packs 25 Mini-Detectors for Vitals, Hazard Tracking

Akhsan Erido Elezhar -
US Special Operations Forces will soon get a new chest-worn sensor capable of tracking vital signs and detecting dangerous gases or chemicals, all at the same time.
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Europe

AI Integration Targets Faster, Smarter Decisions in Turkish Naval Operations

Giulia Bernacchi -
Turkey is advancing its naval capabilities by integrating AI to improve real-time decision-making, command, and control in complex maritime environments.
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Americas

US Air Force Eyes Smarter Target Tracking With $99M AI Project

Christine Casimiro -
The US Air Force is pressing ahead with its $99-million Advanced Tracking Architecture Using AI project, an effort to outsmart rapidly evolving threats.
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Air

Lockheed Boosts Partnership With Philippines on F-16 Block 70 Program

Giulia Bernacchi -
Lockheed is expanding its collaboration with the Philippines as part of its F-16 Block 70 proposal for the country’s Multi-Role Fighter program.
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Europe

Ukraine Looks to Robotic Ground Vehicles for Medical Evacuations

Giulia Bernacchi -
Ukraine should increase the use of robotic ground systems for medical evacuations, Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces stated.
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Americas

US, Singapore Scrap Plan to Base Singaporean F-15s on Guam

Christine Casimiro -
A plan to station up to 12 Republic of Singapore Air Force (RSAF) F-15SG fighter jets at Andersen Air Force Base in the US territory of Guam has been dropped, Singapore's Ministry of Defence confirmed. 
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Americas

Rocket Lab Buys Geost, Expands Missile Warning and Space Awareness

Giulia Bernacchi -
Rocket Lab has completed a $275 million acquisition of Geost, a developer of electro-optical and infrared systems for missile warning.
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Americas

US Firm Builds Chinese HQ-22 Air Defense System Replica for USAF

Christine Casimiro -
US defense contractor Torch Technologies is producing a batch of China’s HQ-22 surface-to-air missile system full-scale replicas for US Air Force (USAF) training purposes. 
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Air

Ukraine Begins Arming Its Crop Dusters With Missiles to Fight Drones

Ethan M. Encarnacion -
A new unconventional air defense asset was seen flying around Ukrainian airspace: a crop duster aircraft armed with homing missiles.
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Air

‘Amazon’ for the Military: US Army Set to Unveil Online Marketplace for Drones

Ethan M. Encarnacion -
The US Army is gearing up to launch a centralized online marketplace dedicated to unmanned aerial systems.
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Arms

Poland to Raise 155mm Shell Production Sixfold by 2027

Christine Casimiro -
Poland is gearing up for a massive ammunition production surge, aiming to boost annual output of 155mm artillery shells sixfold — from around 30,000 to 180,000 — by 2027.
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Asia Pacific

Rohde & Schwarz Picks STS Defence to Supply Hunter Frigate Comms Masts

Inder Singh Bisht -
Rohde & Schwarz Australia has contracted UK-based STS Defence to supply communication masts for the first three Royal Australian Navy Hunter-class frigates.
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