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Boeing Likely To Market Mysterious Trainer Outside US
Whether or not it wins the US Air Force T-X trainer competition, Boeing and Saab are likely to market their next-generation trainer design around the globe.
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AIA Head Forecasts ‘Steady’ Mergers and Acquisitions
The head of the largest US aviation trade group expects to see a “steady stream” of mergers and acquisitions activity.
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NATO, Russia to Meet After Warsaw Summit
NATO will hold an ambassador-level meeting with Russian officials following the conclusion of the Warsaw Summit.
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Pentagon Seeks Nearly $2.6B in Reprogramming Request
The Pentagon has submitted its reprogramming request to Congress, with roughly $2.6b in funding shifts targeted.
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US Air Force Funds Next Advanced Engine Stage
The Air Force has awarded a set of contracts to progress its Adaptive Engine Transition Program (AETP) forward.
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State Department’s Gottemoeller Named Deputy at NATO
Rose Gottemoller, the State Department’s head on military issues. has been named the number two official at NATO.
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Warsaw Summit Preview: Many Interests, with Deterrence at Core
Many nations are going in the Warsaw Summit with their own agendas, driven primarily by regional focuses.
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Likely Sanctions Renewal on Russia Welcomed by US Allies
The EU appears set to renew sanctions against Russia for another six months, welcome news for the US and its allies.
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Welsh ‘Confident’ in F-35, ‘Disappointed’ in KC-46 Delay
An F-22 restart is too costly, the KC-46 delay is a disappointment, and the F-35 is curising, Welsh said.
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Senate Finds Compromise on Russian Rocket Engines
With the Senate’s passage of the annual defense policy bill Tuesday, came an accord between Senators warring with each other over the US’s continued use of Russian RD-180 engines.
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Boeing Likely To Market Mysterious Trainer Outside US
Whether or not it wins the US Air Force T-X trainer competition, Boeing and Saab are likely to market their next-generation trainer design around the globe.
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AIA Head Forecasts ‘Steady’ Mergers and Acquisitions
The head of the largest US aviation trade group expects to see a “steady stream” of mergers and acquisitions activity.
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NATO, Russia to Meet After Warsaw Summit
NATO will hold an ambassador-level meeting with Russian officials following the conclusion of the Warsaw Summit.
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Pentagon Seeks Nearly $2.6B in Reprogramming Request
The Pentagon has submitted its reprogramming request to Congress, with roughly $2.6b in funding shifts targeted.
-
US Air Force Funds Next Advanced Engine Stage
The Air Force has awarded a set of contracts to progress its Adaptive Engine Transition Program (AETP) forward.
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State Department’s Gottemoeller Named Deputy at NATO
Rose Gottemoller, the State Department’s head on military issues. has been named the number two official at NATO.
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Warsaw Summit Preview: Many Interests, with Deterrence at Core
Many nations are going in the Warsaw Summit with their own agendas, driven primarily by regional focuses.
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Likely Sanctions Renewal on Russia Welcomed by US Allies
The EU appears set to renew sanctions against Russia for another six months, welcome news for the US and its allies.
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Welsh ‘Confident’ in F-35, ‘Disappointed’ in KC-46 Delay
An F-22 restart is too costly, the KC-46 delay is a disappointment, and the F-35 is curising, Welsh said.
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Senate Finds Compromise on Russian Rocket Engines
With the Senate’s passage of the annual defense policy bill Tuesday, came an accord between Senators warring with each other over the US’s continued use of Russian RD-180 engines.
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Boeing Likely To Market Mysterious Trainer Outside US
Whether or not it wins the US Air Force T-X trainer competition, Boeing and Saab are likely to market their next-generation trainer design around the globe.
-
AIA Head Forecasts ‘Steady’ Mergers and Acquisitions
The head of the largest US aviation trade group expects to see a “steady stream” of mergers and acquisitions activity.
-
NATO, Russia to Meet After Warsaw Summit
NATO will hold an ambassador-level meeting with Russian officials following the conclusion of the Warsaw Summit.
-
Pentagon Seeks Nearly $2.6B in Reprogramming Request
The Pentagon has submitted its reprogramming request to Congress, with roughly $2.6b in funding shifts targeted.
-
US Air Force Funds Next Advanced Engine Stage
The Air Force has awarded a set of contracts to progress its Adaptive Engine Transition Program (AETP) forward.
-
State Department’s Gottemoeller Named Deputy at NATO
Rose Gottemoller, the State Department’s head on military issues. has been named the number two official at NATO.
-
Warsaw Summit Preview: Many Interests, with Deterrence at Core
Many nations are going in the Warsaw Summit with their own agendas, driven primarily by regional focuses.
-
Likely Sanctions Renewal on Russia Welcomed by US Allies
The EU appears set to renew sanctions against Russia for another six months, welcome news for the US and its allies.
-
Welsh ‘Confident’ in F-35, ‘Disappointed’ in KC-46 Delay
An F-22 restart is too costly, the KC-46 delay is a disappointment, and the F-35 is curising, Welsh said.
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Senate Finds Compromise on Russian Rocket Engines
With the Senate’s passage of the annual defense policy bill Tuesday, came an accord between Senators warring with each other over the US’s continued use of Russian RD-180 engines.
