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Tanks, artillery, armoured vehicles and the soldier systems that decide the ground fight.
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The U.S. Department of State has approved a possible $832 million Foreign Military Sale of Javelin missiles and command launch units to Egypt, including training devices, spare parts and logistics support.
Australia's Ministry of Defence announced the arrival of a second batch of M142 HIMARS. According to Defense Express, it came much earlier than known schedules, and the country has ordered 42 launchers and is developing its own missile production.
After the sixth U.S.-Greece Strategic Dialogue, the two governments announced $4 billion in Foreign Military Sales, a Florida National Guard partnership and Stryker vehicles for Greece, alongside economic and cultural agreements.
General Dynamics Land Systems and Primordial Labs plan to offer the Anura AI voice-control system on vehicles from the M1 to the XM30. It is meant to ease crew workload but will not operate weapons.
Germany has earmarked €3.4 billion to buy Tomahawk missiles and Typhon launchers from the US. Hartpunkt estimates the initial cost estimate was too low, so the amount of equipment will not increase.
PGZ said the upgraded Polish 155mm tracked Krab 2 self-propelled howitzer is being prepared for factory trials with live firing. The vehicle will get an autoloader, a new barrel and a combat module.