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This order for Oshkosh Defense JLTVs is the third in two months, the three orders have a total value of $730 million and call for more than 2,000 JLTVs for...

Germany aims to purchase eight IRIS-T air defence units for its military, according to a document seen by Reuters, referring to a medium-range surface-to-air system that Berlin has bought to donate to Kyiv but not yet purchased for its own forces.

The U.S. Army, in partnership with the U.S. Air Force and U.S. Navy, is now accepting concept white papers for its xTechInternational Competition. The competition is open to international entities including small to medium businesses and academic and research institutions interested in tackling current challenges in the advanced manufacturing and materials space. Up to $530,000 in cash prizes will be awarded to eligible participants, which includes Canadian innovators.   In addition to the cash prizes, the xTechInternational competition will provide: Direct access to Department of Defense and international stakeholders; Transparent and detailed feedback from multi-disciplinary experts; and Mentoring and educational opportunities through their accelerator programming. The competition is open now and accepting concept white paper submissions until 13:00 GMT (8:00 a.m. EST) March 2, 2023. For more information, visit the xTechInternational competition web page

The Army is realizing the value of remote maintenance, now used to help Ukraine, for future sustainment in highly contested environments.

BAE Systems has received a contract modification from the Swedish Defence Materiel Administration to build 20 additional CV90 mortar vehicles

German arms manufacturer Rheinmetall on Monday said its United States unit has won a contract for the first phase of the U.S. Army's tactical truck programme, in cooperation with General Motors' defence unit GM Defence.

Defence Minister Anita Anand says size of donation considers need to maintain Canada’s readiness: leaving enough tanks for training and to meet NATO commitments for deployments

Four teams will now build prototypes to better inform the U.S. Army's future Common Tactical Truck.

As Ukraine rapidly burns through 155mm artillery rounds to fight back the Russian invasion, the U.S. Army is scrambling to increase production capacity.