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Boeing eyes ‘aggressive growth target’ by supporting older European, Russian platforms
Boeing is looking to triple its income over the next five years with an aim to reach $50 billion in annual business by 2025.
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South Korea may buy more Apache helicopters to lead the fight across DMZ
Because of a strategic shift, the military may cancel plans to acquire some 300 more K2 Black Panther main battle tanks.
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Taiwan renews interest in F-35 to counter Chinese first strike
Taiwan has flagged continued interest in the Lockheed Martin F-35 fighter jet, possibly as part of an upcoming new round of arms purchases from the United States.
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Controversy in South Korea: Rivals decry Boeing consultant hire
Boeing’s rivals in a South Korean competition for maritime patrol aircraft are crying foul over the U.S. aerospace giant’s hiring of a former high-ranking official at the agency in charge of the procurement.
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European firms challenge Boeing in South Korea maritime patrol aircraft tender
South Korea has long sought to boost its fleet of maritime patrol and surveillance jets in response of North Korea’s naval capabilities, including submarine-launched ballistic missiles.
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Philippines receives ScanEagle drones for maritime security
The $13.2 million system is expected to increase the Philippine military’s maritime domain awareness, humanitarian assistance and disaster relief, and counterterrorism capabilities.
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Without a comprehensive strategy to regulate foreign investment, China wins
In order to protect America’s vital supply chains from foreign interference, regulations and laws governing the primary watchdog for foreign investment must be updated.
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Rheinmetall wins $3 billion Australian armored vehicle competition
A total of 211 vehicles will be acquired under the Australian Defence Force’s Project Land 400 Phase 2, valued at an estimated AU$5 billion (U.S. $3.3 billion). The first vehicle will be delivered in 2020.
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South Korea quietly orders 90 more Taurus bunker-busting missiles
South Korea’s arms procurement agency didn’t issue a news release on the contract, an apparent move not to harm the warming atmosphere for dialogue with the nuclear-armed North.
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Russia to world: Our new nukes are ‘no bluff’
Russia’s deputy defense minister has moved to assure the world that the country’s new nuclear weapons are real.
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Boeing eyes ‘aggressive growth target’ by supporting older European, Russian platforms
Boeing is looking to triple its income over the next five years with an aim to reach $50 billion in annual business by 2025.
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South Korea may buy more Apache helicopters to lead the fight across DMZ
Because of a strategic shift, the military may cancel plans to acquire some 300 more K2 Black Panther main battle tanks.
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Taiwan renews interest in F-35 to counter Chinese first strike
Taiwan has flagged continued interest in the Lockheed Martin F-35 fighter jet, possibly as part of an upcoming new round of arms purchases from the United States.
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Controversy in South Korea: Rivals decry Boeing consultant hire
Boeing’s rivals in a South Korean competition for maritime patrol aircraft are crying foul over the U.S. aerospace giant’s hiring of a former high-ranking official at the agency in charge of the procurement.
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European firms challenge Boeing in South Korea maritime patrol aircraft tender
South Korea has long sought to boost its fleet of maritime patrol and surveillance jets in response of North Korea’s naval capabilities, including submarine-launched ballistic missiles.
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Philippines receives ScanEagle drones for maritime security
The $13.2 million system is expected to increase the Philippine military’s maritime domain awareness, humanitarian assistance and disaster relief, and counterterrorism capabilities.
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Without a comprehensive strategy to regulate foreign investment, China wins
In order to protect America’s vital supply chains from foreign interference, regulations and laws governing the primary watchdog for foreign investment must be updated.
-
Rheinmetall wins $3 billion Australian armored vehicle competition
A total of 211 vehicles will be acquired under the Australian Defence Force’s Project Land 400 Phase 2, valued at an estimated AU$5 billion (U.S. $3.3 billion). The first vehicle will be delivered in 2020.
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South Korea quietly orders 90 more Taurus bunker-busting missiles
South Korea’s arms procurement agency didn’t issue a news release on the contract, an apparent move not to harm the warming atmosphere for dialogue with the nuclear-armed North.
-
Russia to world: Our new nukes are ‘no bluff’
Russia’s deputy defense minister has moved to assure the world that the country’s new nuclear weapons are real.
-
Boeing eyes ‘aggressive growth target’ by supporting older European, Russian platforms
Boeing is looking to triple its income over the next five years with an aim to reach $50 billion in annual business by 2025.
-
South Korea may buy more Apache helicopters to lead the fight across DMZ
Because of a strategic shift, the military may cancel plans to acquire some 300 more K2 Black Panther main battle tanks.
-
Taiwan renews interest in F-35 to counter Chinese first strike
Taiwan has flagged continued interest in the Lockheed Martin F-35 fighter jet, possibly as part of an upcoming new round of arms purchases from the United States.
-
Controversy in South Korea: Rivals decry Boeing consultant hire
Boeing’s rivals in a South Korean competition for maritime patrol aircraft are crying foul over the U.S. aerospace giant’s hiring of a former high-ranking official at the agency in charge of the procurement.
-
European firms challenge Boeing in South Korea maritime patrol aircraft tender
South Korea has long sought to boost its fleet of maritime patrol and surveillance jets in response of North Korea’s naval capabilities, including submarine-launched ballistic missiles.
-
Philippines receives ScanEagle drones for maritime security
The $13.2 million system is expected to increase the Philippine military’s maritime domain awareness, humanitarian assistance and disaster relief, and counterterrorism capabilities.
-
Without a comprehensive strategy to regulate foreign investment, China wins
In order to protect America’s vital supply chains from foreign interference, regulations and laws governing the primary watchdog for foreign investment must be updated.
-
Rheinmetall wins $3 billion Australian armored vehicle competition
A total of 211 vehicles will be acquired under the Australian Defence Force’s Project Land 400 Phase 2, valued at an estimated AU$5 billion (U.S. $3.3 billion). The first vehicle will be delivered in 2020.
-
South Korea quietly orders 90 more Taurus bunker-busting missiles
South Korea’s arms procurement agency didn’t issue a news release on the contract, an apparent move not to harm the warming atmosphere for dialogue with the nuclear-armed North.
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Russia to world: Our new nukes are ‘no bluff’
Russia’s deputy defense minister has moved to assure the world that the country’s new nuclear weapons are real.
