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Saab’s aeronautics chief Jonas Hjelm has said that his firm is willing to offer work-share and technology transfer to Colombia in order to secure a contract for the Gripen E.
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The U.S. Army’s Ballistic Low Altitude Drone Engagement (BLADE) system has proven that it can bring down unmanned aerial systems at close ranges during a machine gun mounted on the Common Remotely Operated Weapon Station (CROWS).
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Serbia is getting nine Wing Loong unmanned air vehicles from China, local media has reported. The drones will be delivered within the next six months and there is a possibility of a follow-on order for 15 more.
FFA P-16 [CC BY-SA 4.0], via Wikimedia Commons
South Korea will start the mass production of the Haegung anti-missile system and $627 million will be earmarked for the production, which runs till 2036.
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A new infographic from Taiwan’s Ministry of National Defense explaining why it went forward with the purchase of 66 F-16s instead of buying the F-35 revealed that the island can only receive the stealth fighter from 2030.
Graphic: ROC MND
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