If anything is painting the boat with sonar or the like, yes.
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If anything is painting the boat with sonar or the like, yes.
It knows when it is detected
Buba
A total creep
"I can feel my spider sense tingling ... "
LordsFire
Internet Wizard
Ah, but you see, you don't know that the counter to that technology exists either, so there!
Well you joke, but there might well be multiple levels of deeply-classified stuff, and layers of "they know, but we know that they know, but do they know that we know that they know?"
Orangeduke38
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KNDS, Rheinmetall receive $2.7B order for 46 Leopard 2A8 tanks
On September 14, the Dutch government officially announced plans to acquire 46 of the latest Leopard 2A8 tanks for a total of $2.7 billion [€2.5 billion].
bulgarianmilitary.com
49 US-made Abrams tanks were approved for supply to Ukraine
Ukraine is set to receive 49 M1A1SA Abrams tanks to bolster its defense efforts against the Russian invasion. These tanks will be shipped from Australia.
bulgarianmilitary.com
Britain and Sweden are joining the European Long Range Strike Approach to create a longer ranged and more capable cruise missile. France, Poland, Germany and Italy are already members of the project to develop a ground launched cruise missile with a range of upwards of two thousand kilometers by the 2030's.
thedefensepost.com
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www.firstpost.com
Britain Joins Europe Long-Range Missile Program
The UK is joining a European initiative to develop long-range missiles as the continent seeks to strengthen its air defenses.
thedefensepost.com
UK joins European long-range missile programme with NATO allies after Ukraine war exposes gaps
The United States and Germany also announced in Washington they would begin deploying US long-range missiles temporarily on German soil in 2026, including the SM-6, Tomahawks and developmental hypersonic weapons.
www.firstpost.com
Orangeduke38
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Yes, why not spend billions instead of buying the available systems on offer.
en.wikipedia.org
Germany promises Ukraine 16 more Leopard 2a6.
With Poland expelling a Russian consulate I expect the remaining T-72s will be going to Ukraine soon.
Hyunmoo - Wikipedia
Germany promises Ukraine 16 more Leopard 2a6.
With Poland expelling a Russian consulate I expect the remaining T-72s will be going to Ukraine soon.
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Yes, why not spend billions instead of buying the available systems on offer.
Hyunmoo - Wikipedia
Yes,we should do so,but,sadly,Poland is ruled by german agent now.So we waste money on german shit.
They promised many things.
They are older version,besides - Poland still get no more then 200 new tanks.We could not do that.
As long as we are ruled by Tusk,it would be wasted on german shit.Or american shit we do not need,like Apaches.
Orangeduke38
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We should introduce that long ago.And it do not save us - we still have small army without reserve,and with little ammo.
And Tusk goverment rejected plans to mass produce ammo in Poland.
The first GZPT-t1 'life extension' of some of Turkey's hundreds of M113 APC's to be received by the Turkish Army.
The biggest update is the addition of the SARP Remote Combat Weapons System that will control anything ranging from a Mk19 40mm Automatic Grenade Launcher or M2 Heavy Machine Gun to smaller and lighter machine guns. The upgrades also include a new navigation system and air conditioning!
Fifty two M113's are expected to get this upgrade in the coming years.
www.armyrecognition.com
The biggest update is the addition of the SARP Remote Combat Weapons System that will control anything ranging from a Mk19 40mm Automatic Grenade Launcher or M2 Heavy Machine Gun to smaller and lighter machine guns. The upgrades also include a new navigation system and air conditioning!
Fifty two M113's are expected to get this upgrade in the coming years.
Turkish Army Receives GZPT-T1 Armored Personnel Carriers as Part of M113 Service Life Extension Program
Turkish Army Receives GZPT-T1 Armored Personnel Carriers as Part of M113 Service Life Extension Program
www.armyrecognition.com
Tyzuris
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Finland eyes defense-spending boost well past NATO mark
As a new member of NATO and amid Russia's war against Ukraine, Finland is recalibrating its defense posture.
www.defensenews.com
Finland is planning that by 2032 we will spend 3.3 percent GDP on defense or roughly in today's money 11.5 BN USD. Current defense spending is 6.8 BN USD or 2.4 percent GDP.
This is a remarkable change from the 3 billion or 1.3 percent GDP budget we had last decade.
Italy announced completion of contracts to purchase 21 HIMARS MLRS systems from the United States. These will complement the 21 M270 MLRS Systems already in Italian Service since 2011. Total cost is estimated at just under a billion dollars and include crew training, supply chain expenses and other stuff.
www.armyrecognition.com
Italy purchases 21 US-made M142 HIMARS rocket launchers to expand long-range strike capabilities
Italy purchases 21 US-made M142 HIMARS rocket launchers to expand long-range strike capabilities
www.armyrecognition.com
Poland backs Donald Trump on raising Nato spending to 5% of GDP
Warsaw is closest to reaching new target, but laggards will take ‘decade’, says Polish defence minister
www.ft.com
Looks like there's gonna be an East-West divide on NATO spending
Of course.Entire german economy rely on spending as small numbers as possible on military,and since their economy is falling,they could not change that,unless they kick out green madness and come back to atom.Poland backs Donald Trump on raising Nato spending to 5% of GDP
Warsaw is closest to reaching new target, but laggards will take ‘decade’, says Polish defence minister
Looks like there's gonna be an East-West divide on NATO spending
Not mention,Moscov is their real ally.
The Nordic Countries of Norway, Sweden, Finland and Denmark have reportedly agreed to use the same ammunition in their militaries, mostly in reference to artillery ammunition.
This would primarily affect 155mm artillery ammunition as well as 81mm and 120mm mortar rounds. While most of these countries already use equipment with those calibers as standard, differences in manufacturing and sourcing means the rounds oftentimes aren't suitable for all artillery platforms.
This would primarily affect 155mm artillery ammunition as well as 81mm and 120mm mortar rounds. While most of these countries already use equipment with those calibers as standard, differences in manufacturing and sourcing means the rounds oftentimes aren't suitable for all artillery platforms.