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Lockheed Martin has established 65,000-square-foot Hypersonic Missile Assembly Building 4 (MAB 4), an advanced production facility in Courtland, Alabama, focused on hypersonic strike production. Capitalizing on critical digital factory capabilities to deliver this technology, the corporation is working closely with the U
North Koreas first hypersonic missile flight tested on Tuesday reportedly met key technical requirements set out by scientists, including launch stability, maneuverability and gliding flight characteristics of the “detached hypersonic gliding warhead.” Pyongyang's official Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) claimed the test-launch confirmed “the navigational control and stability of the missile,”...
Izhevsk Electromechanical Plant ‘Kupol of Russia, the manufacturer of Tor-M short-range air defense system, has supplied cooling systems to the ‘Ruppur Nuclear Power Plant (NPP) in Bangladesh. IEMZ Kupol is part of Russias Almaz-Antey VKO Concern
South Koreas Defense Acquisition Program Administration (DAPA) said the country will invest around 1.6 trillion won ($1
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Indian specialists are currently undergoing second phase of training in the operation of the S-400 system. A group of around 100 Indian Army personnel were sent to Russia in the last week of January to begin training on how to operate them
Countries from Southeast Asia and the Middle East are negotiating with Russia on the purchase of warships armed with Kalibr cruise missiles. “Currently, technical consultations and pre-contract negotiations are underway with a number of countries of Southeast Asia and the Middle East for the supply of Project 22800E Karakurt-class corvettes,” Alexander Mikheev told
China's JF-22 hypervelocity wind tunnel that can reportedly simulate a speed of Mach 30 at high altitude will contribute to the country's hypersonic and aerospace aircraft programs. Hypersonic aircraft developed through the technology will be able to fly at Mach 5 to 10 and arrive at any location in the world within one or two hours
The Russian strategic missile force has decided to decommission the Topol intercontinental ballistic missiles from military service in 2024 and intends to employ them in civilian applications. "It is planned to remove the latest Topol intercontinental ballistic missile from service in the strategic missile forces in 2024
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