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Australia, Canada Sign $1.75 Billion Arctic Radar Deal, Marking Canberra's Biggest Defense Export

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The Associated Press123d ago
Australia, Canada Sign $1.75B Deal for Long-Range Radar System in Canada
CBC Sports123d ago
Canada solidifies agreement with Australia to buy Arctic Over-the-Horizon Radar system | CBC News
The Globe and Mail123d ago
Canada signs agreement with Australia to deliver early warning Arctic radar system - The Globe and Mail
ABC News123d ago
Australia, Canada Ink $2.5 Billion Radar Deal for Arctic Surveillance
Free Malaysia Today123d ago
Australia lands record A$1.7bil Arctic radar deal with Canada | FMT
CNBCTV18123d ago
Australia signs record $1.7 billion advanced radar technology deal with Canada - CNBC TV18
The Times of India123d ago
Detection from 3,000 km away: Canada to acquire Australia's advanced over the horizon radar in $1.75 billion Arctic security deal - The Times of India
alloranews.com123d ago
AUSTRALIA SIGNS HISTORIC $2.5 BILLION RADAR DEAL WITH CANADA - Allora! Italian Australian News
Narcity USA123d ago
Canada, Australia formalize deal for Arctic over-the-horizon radar system - Narcity
ABC News123d ago
Australia and Canada ink $2.5 billion over-the-horizon radar deal - ABC News
Українські Національні Новини123d ago
Australia will sell Canada a radar system to strengthen Arctic defense for $1.8 billion | УНН
Reuters123d ago
Australia Sells Record $1.75 Billion Advanced Radar to Canada for Arctic Surveillance
TRT World123d ago
Australia inks record $1.8bn defence export deal with Canada for Arctic surveillance radar - TRT World
BAE Systems123d ago
$2.5 Billion contract for Canada's Arctic over-the-horizon radar marks Australia's largest ever defence export
U.S. News & World Report123d ago
Australia Sells Advanced Radar Technology to Canada in Record $1.7 Billion Deal
Facebook123d ago
JUST IN: Australia has signed a $2.5 billion deal with Canada to export our leading radar technology, boosting the North American nation's surveillance capabilities. Defence Minister Richard Marles says the agreement is "