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German-Israeli company FTS unveils new light combat vehicle for German Special Forces - Breaking Defense (opens the original)
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JERUSALEM — Flensburg Technology Systems (FTS) — a joint venture between German company Flensburger Fahrzeugbau Gesellschaft mbH (FFG) and Israeli Aerospace Industries (IAI) — and the German Special Forces Command (KSK) have unveiled a new light airborne combat vehicle in Germany, just one year after signing a framework agreement. Dubbed TAHR, the vehicle “features an open, integrated concept that provides operators with a clear view of their immediate surroundings from within the vehicle, while
Rafael integrating SPICE 1000 stand-off munition on Israeli F-35s - Breaking Defense (opens the original)
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JERUSALEM — Israeli firm Rafael Advanced Defense Systems announced today that for the first time it is “integrating its SPICE 1000 air-to-surface munition on the F-35 fighter aircraft,” a move it sees as a “significant step” in allowing other F-35 users to use the munition. SPICE stands for Smart, Precise Impact and Cost-Effective and refers to a line of munitions meant to provide a stand-off strike capability of more than 75 miles (120km). The group of weapons, marketed as SPICE 2000, 1000 and
Israel's IAI unveils Ellyon, next-gen electronic attack and intel gathering platform - Breaking Defense (opens the original)
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JERUSALEM — Israel’s aerospace defense giant Israel Aerospace Industries recently unveiled a new multi-mission aircraft system dubbed Ellyon, designed for electronic attack and “advanced Intelligence Surveillance Target Acquisition and Reconnaissance (ISTAR) capabilities.” The system, unveiled as defense officials and industry gather at the Farnborough Airshow outside London, features “full-spectrum frequency jamming and coverage, advanced intelligence gathering capabilities, SIGINT, long-range
Israel’s two giant state-run defense companies may go public, but there are hurdles - Breaking Defense (opens the original)
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JERUSALEM — After years of backroom deliberations, two state-owned Israeli defense giants may soon pull the trigger on going public in a bid to capitalize on the surging global demand for defense stocks. But challenges remain, including how the Israeli government, which currently owns both firms — Rafael and Israel Aerospace Industries — would handle concerns over state secrets and union interests, as well as what the terms of an initial public offering would look like. “The defense market is bo
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