Rojoef Manuel

United States

News Writer at The Defense Post

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Articles

Yantar USC Unveils New Russian Ivan Gren Landing Ship

4 days ago | thedefensepost.com | Rojoef Manuel

Yantar USC has inaugurated the Russian Navy’s latest Ivan Gren-class landing ship at its center in Kaliningrad. The vessel, named the RFS Vladimir Andreyev, counts as the third of up to 11 systems being developed to expand the force’s sea-based combat support fleet. The ceremony was attended by Russian Navy Commander-in-Chief Adm. Alexander Moiseyev and the state-owned company’s deputy head, Svetlana Morik, who served as the platform’s sponsor.
BAE, Iveco to Offer BvS10 Vehicle for Italian Military

4 days ago | thedefensepost.com | Rojoef Manuel

BAE Systems Hägglunds and Iveco Defence Vehicles have signed a memorandum of understanding to jointly offer the Bandvagn Skyddad 10 (BvS10) all-terrain vehicle for the Italian Armed Forces. The strategic collaboration aims to localize the system’s design and production in Italy, with the platform configured according to the military’s requirements.
Norway to Distribute Sniper Rifle Scopes for Military

4 days ago | thedefensepost.com | Rojoef Manuel

Norway has awarded Bertel O. Steen Defence & Security a contract to supply next-generation sniper rifle scopes for the armed forces. The 92-million Norwegian kroner ($9 million) package includes the Thermis Mk2 thermal sight display built with day and night capability, enabling precision targeting and reconnaissance against foot soldiers, vehicles, and military equipment.
Pentagon Cognitive Health Program to Boost Warfighter Skill

4 days ago | thedefensepost.com | Rojoef Manuel

The US Department of Defense has unveiled an initiative to monitor the brain health of warfighters and identify interventions that can restore or enhance their mental processing skills. Called the Cognitive Monitoring Program, this effort examines how service members acquire and process information while tracking changes in their approach throughout their careers.
Float Out of Greece's Third Kimon Frigate Completed

4 days ago | thedefensepost.com | Rojoef Manuel

Naval Group has launched the third Kimon-class frigate of the Hellenic Navy at the western French seaport of Lorient. The milestone was the HS Formion’s (F-603) first water contact, transitioning the vessel to its final phase of outfitting before delivery to Athens. It also received its integrated steel mast and the Panoramic Sensors and Intelligence Module, which will support enhanced mission command and 360-degree constant surveillance at sea, Naval News reported.
Israeli Company to Supply Fire Control Systems for US Army

5 days ago | thedefensepost.com | Rojoef Manuel

SMARTSHOOTER has secured a $13-million contract to deliver its SMASH 2000L advanced fire control solutions for the US Army. The devices, also called the SMASH 3000s, are the company’s lightest handheld fire control product and uses artificial intelligence, computer vision, and advanced tracking algorithms to assist users, particularly rifle units, in assault operations.
Turkey Launches Third Reis Submarine

5 days ago | thedefensepost.com | Rojoef Manuel

The Turkish Ministry of Defence has rolled out its third Reis-class submarine at the Gölcük Naval Shipyard in Kocaeli. The TCG Murat Reis’ (S-332) launch follows the commissioning of the program’s lead vessel and sea trials of the fleet’s second ship in August 2024. It coincides with the 572nd anniversary of the historic Conquest of Istanbul and the 114th anniversary of the Turkish Air Force.
Denmark Acquires F-35 Threat Simulator for Pilots

5 days ago | thedefensepost.com | Rojoef Manuel

The Danish Ministry of Defence has procured simulators to reinforce the skills of its current and future F-35 Lightning II operators. The devices, called “threat emitters,” incorporate technology that mimics enemy assets seen through a live F-35 radar. Copenhagen’s decision to integrate the realistic training solution is based on the armed forces’ recommendation to amplify handling of enemy radar threats.
Britain to Build Six ‘War-Ready’ Weapons and Ammo Factories

5 days ago | thedefensepost.com | Rojoef Manuel

The UK is investing 1.5 billion pounds ($2 billion) in the construction of six new weapon manufacturing centers in response to rising security concerns. The sites are planned to have an “always on” workflow that provides rapid support and expanded production capacity to replenish stockpiles during “high-tempo warfare.”London said that the resulting factories will have assembly processes for armed energetic technologies, long-range projectiles, and associated munitions.
Mitsubishi Delivers Seventh Mogami Frigate to Japanese Navy

5 days ago | thedefensepost.com | Rojoef Manuel

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries has handed over the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force’s seventh Mogami-class multi-mission stealth frigate. The transfer of the JS Niyodo (FFM-7) was conducted simultaneously with its commissioning into service at the shipbuilder’s center in Nagasaki. The event involved a flag-raising ceremony, officially inducting the platform into the force’s Escort Division 12 unit at the Kure Naval Base in Hiroshima.