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13 October 2026

AV and NIOA Sign Agreement to Advance One-Way Attack Localization and Co-Production in Australia

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AV and NIOA Sign Agreement to Advance One-Way Attack Localization and Co-Production in Australia

Signed during LAND FORCES 2026, the agreement establishes a framework for AV and NIOA to identify and facilitate a path forward for the localization, co-production and sustainment ...

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