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Leonardo signs contract to supply daylight optics for Bundeswehr assault rifles - EDR Magazine
Bundeswehr selects Haenel MK 556 assault rifle to replace G36
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German military to stop using gun 'that can't shoot straight when hot' | Germany | The Guardian
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German Army Selects Haenel MK 556 to Replace H&K G36 - MilitaryLeak
The German Army takes the next step towards a new assault rifle -The Firearm Blog
German assault rifle tender saga continues: Defense Ministry intends to disqualify Haenel | Israel Defense
Germany May Have Built The World's Most Advanced (And Stylish) Assault Rifle | The National Interest
Rheinmetall tapped for laser light for Bundeswehr assault rifles - UPI.com
H&K dominance is over. MK 556 Gen2 is the new German army assault rifle
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The German Military Replacing the H&K G36 With a Haenel Carbine | The National Interest
The German Army takes the next step towards a new assault rifle -The Firearm Blog
German army slammed for letting children hold guns | Germany | News and in-depth reporting from Berlin and beyond | DW | 15.06.2016
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Haenel MK556 is a new Assault Rifle for the Bundeswehr (CONFIRMED) - Frag Out! Magazine
Haenel MK 556 order canceled by German Ministry of Defense! | GUNSweek.com
