Eurosatory 2024 – Rheinmetall/Lockheed Martin GMARS gets close to first firing
Looking for a successor of Germany MARS II multiple launch rocket system, the Bundeswehr designation of the Lockheed Martin MLRS,
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► Hanwha Aerospace to bid for Malaysian MRLS program
11 May 2023 – Hanwha Aerospace, the largest aerospace and defense company in South Korea, has signed a memorandum of
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KMW and Elbit Systems intensify Rocket Artillery Cooperation
Munich, November 2022– After having signed an MoU (Memorandum of Understanding in June this year, Krauss-Maffei Wegmann (KMW), Ulm based
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Hanwha signs contract to supply 288 Chunmoo Multiple Rocket Launcher Systems to Poland
20th October, 2022- Hanwha Defense and Poland entered into a Framework Contract on October 19 for the delivery of 288
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KMW and Elbit Systems Sign Rocket Artillery Cooperation Agreement
29 July 2022 – Krauss-Maffei Wegmann (KMW), Elbit Systems Land and Elbit Systems Deutschland, have signed a strategic cooperation Memorandum
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The Joint Fire Support Missile: an MLRS-launched cruise missile by MBDA
Overcoming opponent’s A2/AD threat is the key issue for western armies. Aimed at denying freedom of movement to air assets
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Krauss-Maffei Wegmann: tube indirect fire solutions
By Paolo Valpolini With 85% of casualties in the Ukrainian conflict caused by indirect fire, artillery is acquiring a greater
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Future Artillery Conference: MLRS developments, a pivotal issue for European long range fires programmes
By Paolo Valpolini With a US Army MLRS unit now fully operational on the Old Continent, the 41st Field Artillery
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Future Artillery Conference: Germany details future acquisitions
By Paolo Valpolini While last October the German contribution to the Future Artillery Conference, organised by Defence IQ, came from
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Romanian and Croatian Fires Evolution
Among recent NATO members, Romania and Croatia are both working on improving the indirect fire capabilities of their respective armies.
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