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Shutdown deadline looms over Congress’ return
There’s a lot of optimism in Congress that when it returns from recess on Monday, it can quickly reach a budget deal, averting both a shutdown and a long-term stop-gap budget that would vex defense interests.
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Italy’s promises on defense spending look ‘flat’
Italian Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni must have known the question about defense spending was coming when he entered the White House on Thursday.
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US nuclear modernization programs put at risk by yearlong continuing resolution
The U.S. Air Force’s nuclear programs will face delays if Congress doesn’t pass a budget this year.
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Frustrated Selva to Congress: Give us a budget
The vice-chief sees a deadline looming, and he doesn’t like it.
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Paveway IV leads UK investment in munitions replenishment for anti-ISIS fight
Britain has spent half a billion dollars over the last two years purchasing Paveway IV precision-guided bombs for use against Islamic State targets in Syria and Iraq, the British Ministry of Defence has revealed.
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Airbus CFO sees further pressure on book-to-bill ratio
“We are fully booked in the years to come … so it is not a surprise that the book-to-bill could be lower for some time,” Harald Wilhelm said at a shareholder meeting.
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Is Congress ready to ground the Air Force? [Commentary]
Our nation cannot afford a second-rate military, yet that is the crossroads we are facing.
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Military brass warn Congress of budget gridlock’s impact
The U.S. military’s top brass warned lawmakers it will mean lost lives, halted training and sidelined equipment if Congress punts on spending legislation for this year and forces the military to operate for the next five months under fiscal 2016 levels.
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India’s Hindustan Aeronautics clocks highest-ever sales
India’s sole military aircraft producer, state-owned Hindustan Aeronautics Limited, has reported its highest-ever sales turnover of $2.62 billion for the fiscal year that started April 1, 2016. In the previous fiscal year, total sales turnover was $2.57 billion.
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US sets deadline for NATO allies’ defense spending plans
U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson warned NATO allies Friday to boost defense spending or come up with plans to reach the alliance’s budget guidelines within two months.
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Shutdown deadline looms over Congress’ return
There’s a lot of optimism in Congress that when it returns from recess on Monday, it can quickly reach a budget deal, averting both a shutdown and a long-term stop-gap budget that would vex defense interests.
-
Italy’s promises on defense spending look ‘flat’
Italian Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni must have known the question about defense spending was coming when he entered the White House on Thursday.
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US nuclear modernization programs put at risk by yearlong continuing resolution
The U.S. Air Force’s nuclear programs will face delays if Congress doesn’t pass a budget this year.
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Frustrated Selva to Congress: Give us a budget
The vice-chief sees a deadline looming, and he doesn’t like it.
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Paveway IV leads UK investment in munitions replenishment for anti-ISIS fight
Britain has spent half a billion dollars over the last two years purchasing Paveway IV precision-guided bombs for use against Islamic State targets in Syria and Iraq, the British Ministry of Defence has revealed.
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Airbus CFO sees further pressure on book-to-bill ratio
“We are fully booked in the years to come … so it is not a surprise that the book-to-bill could be lower for some time,” Harald Wilhelm said at a shareholder meeting.
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Is Congress ready to ground the Air Force? [Commentary]
Our nation cannot afford a second-rate military, yet that is the crossroads we are facing.
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Military brass warn Congress of budget gridlock’s impact
The U.S. military’s top brass warned lawmakers it will mean lost lives, halted training and sidelined equipment if Congress punts on spending legislation for this year and forces the military to operate for the next five months under fiscal 2016 levels.
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India’s Hindustan Aeronautics clocks highest-ever sales
India’s sole military aircraft producer, state-owned Hindustan Aeronautics Limited, has reported its highest-ever sales turnover of $2.62 billion for the fiscal year that started April 1, 2016. In the previous fiscal year, total sales turnover was $2.57 billion.
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US sets deadline for NATO allies’ defense spending plans
U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson warned NATO allies Friday to boost defense spending or come up with plans to reach the alliance’s budget guidelines within two months.
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Shutdown deadline looms over Congress’ return
There’s a lot of optimism in Congress that when it returns from recess on Monday, it can quickly reach a budget deal, averting both a shutdown and a long-term stop-gap budget that would vex defense interests.
-
Italy’s promises on defense spending look ‘flat’
Italian Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni must have known the question about defense spending was coming when he entered the White House on Thursday.
-
US nuclear modernization programs put at risk by yearlong continuing resolution
The U.S. Air Force’s nuclear programs will face delays if Congress doesn’t pass a budget this year.
-
Frustrated Selva to Congress: Give us a budget
The vice-chief sees a deadline looming, and he doesn’t like it.
-
Paveway IV leads UK investment in munitions replenishment for anti-ISIS fight
Britain has spent half a billion dollars over the last two years purchasing Paveway IV precision-guided bombs for use against Islamic State targets in Syria and Iraq, the British Ministry of Defence has revealed.
-
Airbus CFO sees further pressure on book-to-bill ratio
“We are fully booked in the years to come … so it is not a surprise that the book-to-bill could be lower for some time,” Harald Wilhelm said at a shareholder meeting.
-
Is Congress ready to ground the Air Force? [Commentary]
Our nation cannot afford a second-rate military, yet that is the crossroads we are facing.
-
Military brass warn Congress of budget gridlock’s impact
The U.S. military’s top brass warned lawmakers it will mean lost lives, halted training and sidelined equipment if Congress punts on spending legislation for this year and forces the military to operate for the next five months under fiscal 2016 levels.
-
India’s Hindustan Aeronautics clocks highest-ever sales
India’s sole military aircraft producer, state-owned Hindustan Aeronautics Limited, has reported its highest-ever sales turnover of $2.62 billion for the fiscal year that started April 1, 2016. In the previous fiscal year, total sales turnover was $2.57 billion.
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US sets deadline for NATO allies’ defense spending plans
U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson warned NATO allies Friday to boost defense spending or come up with plans to reach the alliance’s budget guidelines within two months.
