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  1. Turkey Postpones Order for Its First Two F-35 Fighters

    • January 11, 2013

    ANKARA — Turkey said Jan. 11 it has postponed an order to purchase its first two U.S.-made F-35 fighter jets due to technical problems and …

  1. Donley ‘Deeply Concerned’ Over Budget Cuts
  2. Report: China Launches Fighters Amid Dispute with Japan
  3. AirTanker Aims to Distance Itself from British Procurement Spending Hike
  4. France’s Hollande To Push for Rafale Sale in UAE

Land
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  1. CEO of Italian Satellite Firm Arrested in Corruption Probe

    • January 11, 2013

    ROME — The CEO of a unit under Italian defense group Finmeccanica has been arrested on suspicion of seeking to rig Naples police department …

  1. Israel Fortifies Its Southern Desert Borders
  2. India May Include Domestic Firms in Artillery Program
  3. India-Russian Talks Don’t Include BMP-3
  4. Record Number of Afghan Soldiers Killed in 2012

Sea
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  1. Official: Japan Plans $2.1B Military Spend In Stimulus Package

    • January 9, 2013

    TOKYO — Japan plans to spend $2.1 billion on its military over the next few months as part of a huge stimulus package, a defense ministry …

  1. How a Large U.S. Navy UAV Crashed in Maryland, From 18,000 Feet
  2. Congressional Chaos Costs U.S. Navy Millions, Leaves Ships in Limbo
  3. New Delhi Rejects Mahindra-Rafael Anti-Torpedo Team
  4. Report: Japan Mulls U.S. Spy Drones for Marine Surveillance

Budget
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  1. Donley ‘Deeply Concerned’ Over Budget Cuts

    • January 11, 2013

    As the U.S. Air Force begins to prepare for potential budget cuts in March, Air Force Secretary Michael Donley said he remains “deeply …

  1. Panetta Warns of Severe Reductions in Operations if March Sequester Occurs
  2. Report: Israeli Arms Sales Rose by 20% in 2012
  3. Analyst: Under Sequestration, Furloughs for ‘Virtually All’ DoD Civilians
  4. U.K. Improves Program Cost Control; Delivery Schedules Still Poor

Policy
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  1. Donley ‘Deeply Concerned’ Over Budget Cuts

    • January 11, 2013

    As the U.S. Air Force begins to prepare for potential budget cuts in March, Air Force Secretary Michael Donley said he remains “deeply …

  1. Obama, Karzai: U.S. Presence Post-2014 ‘Possible’
  2. Panetta Warns of Severe Reductions in Operations if March Sequester Occurs
  3. CEO of Italian Satellite Firm Arrested in Corruption Probe
  4. Sen. Leahy Declines Defense Appropriations Subcommittee Gavel

Business
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  1. British Military Buying 25,000 Glock Pistols

    • January 11, 2013

    LONDON — Troops in Afghanistan will be among the first in the British military to receive new 9 mm semi-automatic pistols purchased in a deal …

  1. India: Contract on French Rafale Jets Being Fine-Tuned
  2. Indian Finance Ministry Denies Reports of Budget Cuts
  3. U.S. Contractor Pays Iraqis $5M Over Abu Ghraib Abuse
  4. Israel MoD Aims for $10B in Annual Export Sales

Commentary
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  1. Nonproliferation Shortfall

    • January 11, 2013

    President Barack Obama’s 2009 Prague speech called for greater moral leadership on nonproliferation, and the 2010 Nuclear Posture Review …

  1. Cut Sustainment Costs as Budgets Fall
  2. Editorial: Act Now To Curb Effect of Cuts
  3. Hackers Join the Fight
  4. It’s the Strategic Cliff, Stupid

Technology
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  1. Budgets, Possible Upgrades Slow U.S. Army’s Kiowa Helicopter Replacement

    An OH-58 Kiowa takes off in Ghazni province, Afghanistan. U.S. Army
    • January 9, 2013

    Army officials hoped to have a decision in hand on its stalled Armed Aerial Scout (AAS) helicopter program in mid-December, when officers briefed …

  1. U.K. Committee Urges More Aggressive Action on Cyber Security
  2. From Paper to Projection
  3. New U.S. Law Seeks Answers On Chinese Nuke Tunnels
  4. Report: Japan Mulls U.S. Spy Drones for Marine Surveillance

Logistics
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  1. As Karzai Arrives for Talks, a Small Post-2014 U.S. Footprint Predicted

    • January 9, 2013

    As Afghanistan President Hamid Karzai huddles with U.S. officials, one former senior American diplomat predicts President Barack Obama will opt for a …

  1. Canadian Military Would Need To Outsource F-35 Refueling
  2. Australian Sub Report Faults Logistical Support
  3. Rheinmetall To Up Its Investment In Laser Technology
  4. U.S. To Deploy Newest Weapons to Asia-Pacific
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