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Finland warns fighter contenders to keep their budget-busting offers real
Defense officials have conceded that all five bidders have struggled with the project’s rigid budgetary ceiling of $11.1 billion.
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Flock 93 is Russia’s dream of a 100-strong drone swarm for war
Researchers from Russia’s oldest Air Force academy presented a vision of the future of war: a swarm of drones, more than 100 strong, each carrying a small explosive payload, designed to destroy convoys of vehicles.
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Fincantieri picks former Leonardo high flyer to helm naval unit
In a surprise pick, Italian shipyard Fincantieri has hired veteran aerospace manager Giuseppe Giordo – who has built his career selling military aircraft – to head up its naval business unit.
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Hollywood gives Army faux Russian T-72 tanks to train against
The new kits provided by Westefx make Humvees look like Russian T-72 main battle tanks and BTR-90 personnel carriers.
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The Navy’s new carriers hit big milestones | Defense News Weekly, Nov. 1, 2019
Both the Gerald Ford and the John F Kennedy have hit major milestones. But can the Navy keep them on track? Find out that and more in this week’s episode.
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Get an up-close look at the Navy’s next carrier before she leaves dry dock for the first time
Go underneath the future USS John F Kennedy before she exits dry dock in Newport News, Virginia. The ship is set to be delivered in 2022.
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Ford returns from sea trials
The Gerald Ford, lead ship of her class, is back in port at Norfolk after a round of sea trials that the Navy says were a success.
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Could Turkey buy Su-35s?
With Turkey out of the F-35 program, they’re hitting the market to find an alternative.
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US Navy to slash the number of Virginia-class attack subs in long-delayed contract
The Navy has slashed the total number of boats in its long-delayed contract for the Block V Virginia-class attack sub, which will increase the strike capacity of the new boats.
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Massive F-35 deal announced by the Pentagon
Find out the details of a huge F-35 buy worth billions of dollars.
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Finland warns fighter contenders to keep their budget-busting offers real
Defense officials have conceded that all five bidders have struggled with the project’s rigid budgetary ceiling of $11.1 billion.
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Flock 93 is Russia’s dream of a 100-strong drone swarm for war
Researchers from Russia’s oldest Air Force academy presented a vision of the future of war: a swarm of drones, more than 100 strong, each carrying a small explosive payload, designed to destroy convoys of vehicles.
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Fincantieri picks former Leonardo high flyer to helm naval unit
In a surprise pick, Italian shipyard Fincantieri has hired veteran aerospace manager Giuseppe Giordo – who has built his career selling military aircraft – to head up its naval business unit.
-
Hollywood gives Army faux Russian T-72 tanks to train against
The new kits provided by Westefx make Humvees look like Russian T-72 main battle tanks and BTR-90 personnel carriers.
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The Navy’s new carriers hit big milestones | Defense News Weekly, Nov. 1, 2019
Both the Gerald Ford and the John F Kennedy have hit major milestones. But can the Navy keep them on track? Find out that and more in this week’s episode.
-
Get an up-close look at the Navy’s next carrier before she leaves dry dock for the first time
Go underneath the future USS John F Kennedy before she exits dry dock in Newport News, Virginia. The ship is set to be delivered in 2022.
-
Ford returns from sea trials
The Gerald Ford, lead ship of her class, is back in port at Norfolk after a round of sea trials that the Navy says were a success.
-
Could Turkey buy Su-35s?
With Turkey out of the F-35 program, they’re hitting the market to find an alternative.
-
US Navy to slash the number of Virginia-class attack subs in long-delayed contract
The Navy has slashed the total number of boats in its long-delayed contract for the Block V Virginia-class attack sub, which will increase the strike capacity of the new boats.
-
Massive F-35 deal announced by the Pentagon
Find out the details of a huge F-35 buy worth billions of dollars.
-
Finland warns fighter contenders to keep their budget-busting offers real
Defense officials have conceded that all five bidders have struggled with the project’s rigid budgetary ceiling of $11.1 billion.
-
Flock 93 is Russia’s dream of a 100-strong drone swarm for war
Researchers from Russia’s oldest Air Force academy presented a vision of the future of war: a swarm of drones, more than 100 strong, each carrying a small explosive payload, designed to destroy convoys of vehicles.
-
Fincantieri picks former Leonardo high flyer to helm naval unit
In a surprise pick, Italian shipyard Fincantieri has hired veteran aerospace manager Giuseppe Giordo – who has built his career selling military aircraft – to head up its naval business unit.
-
Hollywood gives Army faux Russian T-72 tanks to train against
The new kits provided by Westefx make Humvees look like Russian T-72 main battle tanks and BTR-90 personnel carriers.
-
The Navy’s new carriers hit big milestones | Defense News Weekly, Nov. 1, 2019
Both the Gerald Ford and the John F Kennedy have hit major milestones. But can the Navy keep them on track? Find out that and more in this week’s episode.
-
Get an up-close look at the Navy’s next carrier before she leaves dry dock for the first time
Go underneath the future USS John F Kennedy before she exits dry dock in Newport News, Virginia. The ship is set to be delivered in 2022.
-
Ford returns from sea trials
The Gerald Ford, lead ship of her class, is back in port at Norfolk after a round of sea trials that the Navy says were a success.
-
Could Turkey buy Su-35s?
With Turkey out of the F-35 program, they’re hitting the market to find an alternative.
-
US Navy to slash the number of Virginia-class attack subs in long-delayed contract
The Navy has slashed the total number of boats in its long-delayed contract for the Block V Virginia-class attack sub, which will increase the strike capacity of the new boats.
-
Massive F-35 deal announced by the Pentagon
Find out the details of a huge F-35 buy worth billions of dollars.
