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A year ago Israel introduced the fifth version of its Merkava tank The Merkava 5 was quietly developed, built, tested and deployed in small numbers during late 2022 This was ahead of schedule because the original delivery date was supposed to be early

A year ago Israel introduced the fifth version of its Merkava tank The Merkava 5 was quietly developed, built, tested and deployed in small numbers during late 2022 This was ahead of schedule because the original delivery date was supposed to be early

Israel recently revealed that it is negotiating the sale of 200 older Merkava tanks The sale value of these tanks is estimated to be more than $50 million There are two potential customers, one in Europe and one somewhere else No further details were

Israel recently revealed that it is negotiating the sale of 200 older Merkava tanks The sale value of these tanks is estimated to be more than $50 million There are two potential customers, one in Europe and one somewhere else No further details were

Israel has developed another, the fifth, version of its Merkava tank The Merkava 5 was quietly developed, built, tested and deployed in small numbers during late 2022 This was ahead of schedule because the original delivery date was supposed to be earl

Israel has developed another, the fifth, version of its Merkava tank The Merkava 5 was quietly developed, built, tested and deployed in small numbers during late 2022 This was ahead of schedule because the original delivery date was supposed to be earl

ARMOR: Merkava Matures And Mutates  April 4, 2021: Israel is the smallest nation in the world to design and build its own tanks. This was the result of the 1973 Arab-Israeli War, which took Israel by surprise and inflicted heavy losses before Israel counter-attacked and defeated Egypt and Syria and their larger number of modern Russian tanks. Israel carefully analyzes the results of each war it fights and makes changes to deal with problems encountered. The 19...

 January 26, 2021: At the end of 2020 the U.S. Air Force successfully tested Artu, a new software system for managing sensors on a U-2 reconnaissance aircraft that acts like the “weapons officer” or GIB (Guy In the Back) that became common during the 1960s to handle sensors and weapons system while the pilot concentrated on flying the plane. Over the decades the software available to the GIB, or just the pilot in single seat aircraft like the F-117, became...