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Avion de combat: la DGA admet que "la situation du SCAF est toujours bloquÃ©e"

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Indirect Fires launchers on track amid supply chain challenges The Army expects to receive 12 Indirect Fires Protection Capability prototypes from its developer, Dynetics, by the first of January in 2024.

‘Bigger, faster, longer’: As market grows, loitering munition makers eye next evolution “The loitering munition market is going to evolve certainly,” Rafael's Roman Palaria told Breaking Defense. “I personally believe that it's a new market that is building up very quickly.”

Indirect Fires launchers on track amid supply chain challenges
The Army expects to receive 12 Indirect Fires Protection Capability prototypes from its developer, Dynetics, by the first of January in 2024.

‘Bigger, faster, longer’: As market grows, loitering munition makers eye next evolution
“The loitering munition market is going to evolve certainly,” Rafael's Roman Palaria told Breaking Defense. “I personally believe that it's a new market that is building up very quickly.”