New Simulator for New Zealand
August 14, 2017
New MALE UAV by Argentina
August 16, 2017
Joint Solution For US Capability Gap

General Dynamics Land Systems has partnered with Boeing to produce a short-range air defence (SHORAD) system to adress a capability gap identified by the US Army for low-flying, short-range threats. The new solution is based on a Stryker wheeled combat vehicle, fitted with an upgraded version of Boeing’s Avenger system. The team brought its Manuever SHORAD Launcher (MSL) Stryker to the Space and Missile Defense Symposium on August 8. 

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