Romania’s K9
#Tunet self-propelled howitzer made its debut at the Romanian Land Forces Day-a major step in modernizing our army. With proven mobility, firepower, and precision, the K9 strengthens Romania’s artillery and rapid response in complex operations.
KNDS Germany launches new Boxer production line in Munich. Partnering with Dräxlmaier, they aim to scale output 6x by 2030 to meet Europe’s defense demands. 10 modules/month, 3,000+ units expected soon.
Hanwha Aerospace’s K9MH howitzer just set a new standard with its dual-feed autoloader, achieving a firing rate of 8-9 rounds per minute-one of the fastest in the world. With a range of 40+ km, a 3-person crew, and 40 rounds onboard, it’s redefining modern artillery.
#K9Howitzer (Source: NextGen Defense)
U.S. Army firefighters from Ohio National Guard sharpened their skills in a high-stakes downed firefighter rescue drill at Mihail Kogălniceanu Air Base, (USAG Black Sea). Rapid response, teamwork, and readiness in action! 🇺🇸 🇷🇴
📷by Staff Sgt. Alyssa Blom
On April 24, the Brazilian Navy will commission its first Tamandaré-class frigate (out of five ordered). The F200 was built entirely in Brazil by the Águas Azuis consortium, comprising thyssenkrupp Marine Systems, Embraer Defesa & Segurança, and Atech.
June 7, 1958 - April 21, 2016
Ten years without Prince 💜
Hanwha Defense USA has partnered with Magnet Defense to develop a medium-sized unmanned surface vessel (MUSV). Magnet's sea-tested design has the longest range of any MUSV on the water today. More details are coming soon.
Tsunami warning! A 7.4-magnitude earthquake has hit off the northeast coast of Japan.
Romania faces growing allegations of a pre-arranged outcome in €3 billion infantry fighting vehicle programme
Romania’s Defence Minister has effectively confirmed that the IFV contract will go to Rheinmetall regardless of negotiations, despite reports of a proposed price increase exceeding 30%
Czech corporation Alta continues to service Moscow’s weapons manufacturers through Russian entities
https://theins.press/en/news/291438
Czech corporation Alta continues to service Moscow’s weapons manufacturers through Russian entities, investigation finds
