Armed Forces International News Archives - February 2012

Northrop Naval Mine Detection Systems for Japan

Posted by Armed Forces International's Naval Expert on 11:05:00

Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force becomes first international naval customer for Northrop Grumman's ALMDS (Airborne Laser Mine Detection ...

Posted by Armed Forces International's Defence Correspondent on 13:20:00

Russian defence officials are to soon start testing a brand new rifle that updates the classic Kalashnikov design

Posted by Armed Forces International's Defence Correspondent on 10:35:00

Brand new Explosive Ordnance Disposal robot can bear 100kg loads, tow cars and operate over rough ground

Posted by Armed Forces International's Defence Correspondent on 10:40:00

440 M113 vehicles to be given upgraded components and made fully mission-capable for the Iraqi Army

Posted by Armed Forces International's Aviation Expert on 10:30:00

US, Japanese and Australian combat aircraft involved in simulated bilateral air power operations over the Pacific

Posted by Armed Forces International's Aviation Expert on 10:55:00

Raytheon has reopened the AGM-65 Maverick missile production line, some 20 years after the last example was manufactured

Posted by Armed Forces International's Defence Correspondent on 16:45:00

The US Defence Advanced Research Projects Agency is exploring future battlefield technologies designed to confuse enemy forces

Posted by Armed Forces International's Aviation Expert on 14:50:00

New upgraded F-16V will feature AESA radar, in addition to a improved mission computer and cockpit to bring it up to par with more modern co...

Posted by Armed Forces International's Defence Correspondent on 15:10:00

The US Marine Corps is set to press into service over 200 additional examples of Oshkosh Defense's LVSR design, it's been announced