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    France moves to supply Rafale M jets to Indian Navy●# RafaleM # MarineNationale # Inde # Armement # AviationMilitaire # Défense # France # IndustrieDeDéfense # RafaleM # InMmastodonWorldDefense21 d ago

    French defence media are highlighting the Rafale M marine fighter's prospects with the Indian Navy, linking the Marine Nationale's carrier-borne jet to India's naval aviation needs and France's defence industry. Discussion tags pair Paris and New Delhi with arms sales and military aviation, pointing to ongoing talks over a possible fighter deal for Indian aircraft carriers.

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    Canada's Ocean Supercluster Signs Defence Deal on Marine Sensing▼Canada’s Ocean Supercluster Signs MoU with Department of National Defence to Advance Marine Sensing✉newsEnvironmentOceans2 d ago

    Canada's Ocean Supercluster has signed a memorandum of understanding with the Department of National Defence to advance marine sensing technology. The agreement is aimed at strengthening collaboration between industry and the military on underwater sensing capabilities, supporting innovation in ocean technology and defence applications in Canadian waters.

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    Okinawa governor demands discipline for US military after murder case●Okinawa governor wants discipline for US military in Japan after murder linked to Marine | National News | 2news.com✉newsWorldDefense3 d ago

    The governor of Okinawa is calling for disciplinary action against the US military in Japan after a murder case linked to a US Marine. The case has reignited long-standing local anger over crimes committed by American service members on the island, which hosts a heavy concentration of US bases, and is renewing pressure on Tokyo and Washington over base policy.

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    Robocean CEO discusses seagrass-restoring robots●During my recent visit to The National Robotarium, I talked to Niall McGrath, CEO of Robocean, a company building and deMmastodonTechnologyRobotics15 d ago

    Robocean, a robotics company led by CEO Niall McGrath, is building and deploying robots designed to restore seagrass meadows, which are among the most important marine ecosystems on Earth. McGrath discussed the company's work during a visit to The National Robotarium in Scotland, where the project is being showcased to audiences interested in robotics and ocean restoration.