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Sweden buys US rocket artillery for $730 million

STOCKHOLM, Sept 8, 2026 (BSS/AFP) - Sweden's government said Monday that the country would spend seven billion kronor ($730 million) to buy US-made HIMARS rocket artillery for it military. The government said in a statement that the acquisition would "enable the Swedish Armed Forces to operate over»»»

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Finland to buy US glide bombs for F-35s, ministry says

HELSINKI, June 18 - Finland will buy GBU-53 SDB II glide bombs from the United States for its F-35 fighter jets, the Nordic country's defence ministry said in a statement on Thursday. The purchase adds a new air-to-ground capability to NATO-member Finland's F-35 fleet and supplements its $9.4 billi»»»

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Canada Selects HIMARS to Anchor a New Long-Range Precision Strike and Arctic Deterrence Architecture

Canada is moving to field a long-range precision-strike capability with the acquisition of 26 HIMARS rocket launchers, a development confirmed by the Government of Canada on June 2, 2026, that significantly expands the Canadian Army’s ability to hold targets at operational depth and support deterre»»»

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Lithuania unveils its first HIMARS launchers

Lithuania has officially received its first High Mobility Artillery Rocket System launchers in a ceremony held in Camden, Arkansas, with the occasion also marked by a signed joint statement between Lockheed Martin and the Lithuanian Ministry of National Defence to deepen defence and industrial coop»»»

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The Defense Post Gran Bretagna 13.04. 16:35

Estonia Expands HIMARS Fleet With New Lockheed Martin Deal

The Estonian defense procurement agency has signed a contract with Lockheed Martin to procure three additional M142 High Mobility Artillery Rocket Systems (HIMARS). The agreement includes an investment of approximately $11 million in the Estonian defense industry. No further details have been discl»»»

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