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• Fering Pioneer X moves towards production

  The Pioneer X long-range vehicle has a gross vehicle weight (GVW) of 3,500kg, of which 1,850kg is payload and the lightweight carbon chassis can be fitted with various top modules to suit requirements. In addition, there is the potential for a 6x6 version with increased volume and payload.

• NP Aerospace brings life to Jankel as others eye it as Land Mobility Programme partner

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• Lessons from Ukraine are complex, say forces’ leaders

  The Ukraine war has provided impactful videos on social media, namely the sight of small uncrewed aerial systems (UAS) bombing or attacking vehicles and soldiers. This has, however, been overstated and the basics of warfare and effects remain unchanged, according to leading military personnel.

• Thales targets requirements with Xtraim digital weapon sight and reveals that thousands have already been sold

  The sight can be used by soldiers wearing night-vision goggles if required and has an all-in-one architecture that combines conventional red-dot and thermal imaging technologies.

• US Army to launch hunt for new artillery

  The search will look at existing artillery with an acknowledgement that a large part of the effect from the weapons comes from the munitions used.