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BAE reportedly comes out on top in Australia’s future frigate showdown
Australia’s decision to go with the Type 26 frigate design will have a long-term impact on other competitors.
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Australia cleared to buy $185 million in Aegis equipment
Australia wants to buy the technical guts needed to hook up its radars with the Aegis weapon system.
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Australia commits to Triton in $5 billion deal
The first aircraft will be delivered in 2023 and the last in 2025.
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Lockheed exec downplays impact of Korea contracting snafu on T-X trainer jet competition
Korea Aerospace Industries has had a rough month. Will that affect Lockheed and KAI’s chances of winning T-X?
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Here’s why Singapore is handing off its Chinooks to Australia
Five Boeing CH-47 Chinooks were relocated from Singapore to the Australian Army Aviation Training Centre at Oakey.
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Boeing gets one step closer to landing two more Poseidon customers
Buys are likely for two allies in Asia.
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Here’s the Philippine military’s wish list for its newly approved modernization phase
The list of equipment the Philippines is seeking to acquire under the Horizon 2 program spans multiple domains.
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Which nations increased the size of their nuclear arsenal in 2017?
In total, 14,465 warheads are shared among the nine nuclear powers, although approximately 92 percent of global nuclear weapons are accounted for by the U.S. and Russia.
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Australian subs to get sonar boost
Teams from Britain, France and Australia will all contribute to the upgrade of the Australian Navy’s six-strong fleet of Collins submarines.
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Koreas seek withdrawal of long-range artillery near border
For South Korea, the North’s artillery deployed near the border justifies the former’s defenses, as the North’s weaponry is capable of hitting Seoul and surrounding areas.
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BAE reportedly comes out on top in Australia’s future frigate showdown
Australia’s decision to go with the Type 26 frigate design will have a long-term impact on other competitors.
-
Australia cleared to buy $185 million in Aegis equipment
Australia wants to buy the technical guts needed to hook up its radars with the Aegis weapon system.
-
Australia commits to Triton in $5 billion deal
The first aircraft will be delivered in 2023 and the last in 2025.
-
Lockheed exec downplays impact of Korea contracting snafu on T-X trainer jet competition
Korea Aerospace Industries has had a rough month. Will that affect Lockheed and KAI’s chances of winning T-X?
-
Here’s why Singapore is handing off its Chinooks to Australia
Five Boeing CH-47 Chinooks were relocated from Singapore to the Australian Army Aviation Training Centre at Oakey.
-
Boeing gets one step closer to landing two more Poseidon customers
Buys are likely for two allies in Asia.
-
Here’s the Philippine military’s wish list for its newly approved modernization phase
The list of equipment the Philippines is seeking to acquire under the Horizon 2 program spans multiple domains.
-
Which nations increased the size of their nuclear arsenal in 2017?
In total, 14,465 warheads are shared among the nine nuclear powers, although approximately 92 percent of global nuclear weapons are accounted for by the U.S. and Russia.
-
Australian subs to get sonar boost
Teams from Britain, France and Australia will all contribute to the upgrade of the Australian Navy’s six-strong fleet of Collins submarines.
-
Koreas seek withdrawal of long-range artillery near border
For South Korea, the North’s artillery deployed near the border justifies the former’s defenses, as the North’s weaponry is capable of hitting Seoul and surrounding areas.
-
BAE reportedly comes out on top in Australia’s future frigate showdown
Australia’s decision to go with the Type 26 frigate design will have a long-term impact on other competitors.
-
Australia cleared to buy $185 million in Aegis equipment
Australia wants to buy the technical guts needed to hook up its radars with the Aegis weapon system.
-
Australia commits to Triton in $5 billion deal
The first aircraft will be delivered in 2023 and the last in 2025.
-
Lockheed exec downplays impact of Korea contracting snafu on T-X trainer jet competition
Korea Aerospace Industries has had a rough month. Will that affect Lockheed and KAI’s chances of winning T-X?
-
Here’s why Singapore is handing off its Chinooks to Australia
Five Boeing CH-47 Chinooks were relocated from Singapore to the Australian Army Aviation Training Centre at Oakey.
-
Boeing gets one step closer to landing two more Poseidon customers
Buys are likely for two allies in Asia.
-
Here’s the Philippine military’s wish list for its newly approved modernization phase
The list of equipment the Philippines is seeking to acquire under the Horizon 2 program spans multiple domains.
-
Which nations increased the size of their nuclear arsenal in 2017?
In total, 14,465 warheads are shared among the nine nuclear powers, although approximately 92 percent of global nuclear weapons are accounted for by the U.S. and Russia.
-
Australian subs to get sonar boost
Teams from Britain, France and Australia will all contribute to the upgrade of the Australian Navy’s six-strong fleet of Collins submarines.
-
Koreas seek withdrawal of long-range artillery near border
For South Korea, the North’s artillery deployed near the border justifies the former’s defenses, as the North’s weaponry is capable of hitting Seoul and surrounding areas.
