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 News by Topics: Logistics

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

    As Afghanistan President Hamid Karzai huddles with U.S. officials, one former senior American diplomat predicts President Barack Obama will opt for a “low-cost, high-risk” post-2014 Afghanistan strategy.

    • Jan. 9, 2013
  2. Canada will rely on either private companies or its allies for midair refueling if it decides to purchase F-35 Joint Strike Fighters to replace its CF-18 fighter aircraft.

    Canadian Military Would Need To Outsource F-35 Refueling

    VICTORIA, British Columbia — Canada will rely on either private companies or its allies for midair refueling if it decides to purchase F-35 Joint Strike Fighters to replace its CF-18 fighter aircraft.

    • Jan. 7, 2013
  3. Australian Sub Report Faults Logistical Support

    MELBOURNE — A government-commissioned review examining problems with Australia’s Collins-class submarines found that inadequately designed logistical support arrangements were unable to keep an adequate number of boats at sea.

    • Dec. 22, 2012
  4. Rheinmetall To Up Its Investment In Laser Technology

    BONN — Germany’s Rheinmetall plans to intensify its investment in high-energy laser (HEL) technology in 2013, including a 60-kilowatt technology demonstrator with greater laser output. The company also plans to pursue a concept for a mobile HEL weapon, according to a company news release.

    • Dec. 19, 2012
  5. U.S. To Deploy Newest Weapons to Asia-Pacific

    WASHINGTON — The United States plans to deploy some of its newest warships and other high-tech weapons to the Asia-Pacific as part of a strategic shift to the region, a U.S. defense official said Dec. 19.

    • Dec. 19, 2012
  6. Israel's Rafael initiated emergency, round-the-clock operations last week to meet intensifying demand for Iron Dome intercepting missiles (shown here) and the accelerated deployment of a fifth battery to defend against Gaza-launched rockets and missiles. AFP

    Rafael Works 24/7 To Meet Demand for Iron Dome Missiles

    TEL AVIV — Israel’s Rafael initiated emergency, round-the-clock operations last week to meet intensifying demand for Iron Dome intercepting missiles and the accelerated deployment of a fifth battery to defend against Gaza-launched rockets and missiles.

    • Nov. 18, 2012
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