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Malaysian government acquires stake in naval shipbuilder - Vimarsana News

Malaysian government acquires stake in naval shipbuilder

Malaysian corporation Boustead Heavy Industries has agreed to sell a major stake in its naval shipbuilding business, Boustead Naval Shipyard (BNS), to the government. The proposed transaction – valued at a nominal MYR1 (USD0.21) – is intende...

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US approves possible sale of HIMARS to Australia - Vimarsana News

US approves possible sale of HIMARS to Australia

The US Department of State has approved the possible Foreign Military Sales (FMS) of M142 High-Mobility Artillery Rocket Systems (HIMARSs) and related equipment to the Australian government for an estimated cost of USD975 million. The HIMARS...

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Taiwan buys additional HIMARS - Vimarsana News

Taiwan buys additional HIMARS

The Taiwanese Ministry of National Defense (MND) has announced the procurement of 18 additional M142 High-Mobility Artillery Rocket Systems (HIMARSs) from the US. The Taiwanese MND has announced the procurement of 18 additional M142 HIMARSs....

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Carlisle burglars found thanks to tracker in the phone they stole - Vimarsana News

Carlisle burglars found thanks to tracker in the phone they stole

A CARLISLE man whose home was raided in the dead of night pinpointed where the burglars fhad led to within minutes – by logging into tracker…

Australia allocates funds to acquire long-range missiles - Vimarsana News

Australia allocates funds to acquire long-range missiles

The Australian government has allocated AUD4.1 billion (USD2.7 billion) to acquire long-range strike systems and manufacture longer-range munitions in Australia. The Australian government has allocated AUD4.1 billion to acquire additional HI...

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