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BAE Systems has signed an agreement with the U.S Army for M777 lightweight howitzer major structures, under an Undefinitised Contract Action

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China has imposed sanctions on five US defense industry companies. The Chinese Foreign Ministry said the retaliatory actions are in protest against the United States' latest round of arms sales to Taiwan, and U.

A company owned by FTSE 100-listed firm BAE Systems has been named as one of five US-related defence companies being put under sanctions.

BAE Systems was awarded a contract by the Commonwealth of Australia to upgrade existing Mk 45 Mod 2 naval gun systems on Anzac class frigates with a Common Control System . The upgrade modifies...

The new agreement between the U.S. Army and BAE Systems to build titanium gun structures for M777 howitzers could lead to a production line restart.

Beijing bans Chinese companies and individuals from doing business with five American firms following Washington’s approval of US$300 million deal with Taipei to upgrade island’s tactical information system.

The oversight came to light after the planning application for a munitions building was published.

The Army’s move to acquire more M777s will replenish its stocks and ensure the force is equipped to fight.

BAE Systems strikes howitzer deal with US army and will produce titanium structures for the M777 weapon