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The Naval Surface Warfare Center, Philadelphia Division hosted a hybrid quarterly awards ceremony on Nov. 2, 2022 to acknowledge and honor eligible employees for their federal career milestones, as well

Soldiers _ easier for him to protect his soldiers and to stop russian offences. take more territory. we know— offences. take more territory. we know that president biden wants— we know that president biden wants to — we know that president biden wants to show his support for ukraine, _ wants to show his support for ukraine, even as he seems reluctant_ ukraine, even as he seems reluctant to send theres more advanced _ reluctant to send theres more advanced weapons. lots reluctant to send th...

The Indian Army has outlined detailed requirements supporting its acquisition of 155 mm/52 calibre towed gun systems. India's state-run Advanced Weapons and Equipment India Limited unveiled the Dhanush 155 mm/52 calibre towed howitzer (pictu...

According to a conducted research, drones can be used in any weather conditions, Colonel Oleksandr Zaruba, who is a representative of the Centre for Research of Trophy and Advanced Weapons and Military Equipment, has said.

The United Kingdom has confirmed the delivery of modern laser-guided Brimstone 2 missiles to Ukraine, according to the British Ministry of Defense (MOD). In a Nov. 27 video posted on Twitter, the [...]

Indo-Russian Rifles Private Limited (IRRPL) – a joint venture between Russia and India to manufacture AK-203 assault rifles for the Indian Armed Forces – has initiated the process to produce the rifles in India, it has been confirmed to at D...

Saab, the Swedish defence products company, announced on Tuesday that the Carl-Gustaf M4 weapon system will be manufactured in India. Here is everything you need to know about the man-portable, multi-purpose device.

Saab announced it would build a plant in India to produce its Carl-Gustaf M4 weapon system, marking the first time the weapon system will be manufactured outside Sweden. 

Russia bombed several key Ukrainian cities Thursday including Kharkiv. The country's second largest city has been under fire since the first day of the invasion, with its proximity to the border making it an easy target for Russia. But newly delivered Western weapons are helping Ukraine slow down the Russian advance. Special correspondent Volodymyr Solohub and videographer Bohdan Kinaschuk report.

The idea is to bridge any potential divides between innovators developing new technology and warfighters who know what tools work best in actual combat environments.