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ISIS using more armed drones, ‘Mad Max’ suicide vehicles in Mosul
Air Chief Marshal Mark Binskin likened the vehicles used by the Islamic State group against Iraqi government troops to those featured in the George Miller-directed post-apocalyptic movie franchise.
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Latest-generation Chinese combat drone makes maiden flight
The drone’s successful test flight “allows China to follow the U.S. in producing a new generation of integrated surveillance and combat unmanned aerial vehicles,” AVIC said.
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Saab offers radar for India’s Tejas
Saab is offering an active electronically scanned array radar for India’s Tejas Mk 1A fighter.
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Singapore eying F-15 training deployments to New Zealand
Singapore is carrying out a feasibility study into the possibility of basing a detachment of F-15SGs at Royal New Zealand Air Force Base Ohakea, New Zealand’s defense minister said.
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Australia cuts deal with US Navy for Next Generation Jammer
The Next Generation Jammer will form a key component of Project Air 5439 Phase 6, a future phase of Australia’s Growler acquisition program, which will upgrade the EA-18G to what is known as the Advanced Growler configuration.
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Britain’s Inzpire offers full technology transfer under Make in India policy
Inzpire says it is prepared to give full technology transfer of a range of app-based capabilities, in addition to a digital moving map and high-performance GPS to Indian companies for multiple military-operated aircraft.
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India seeks homemade electronic warfare suites for Russian helos
The Indian Air Force is turning to domestic companies to build electronic warfare suites for its fleet of Russian Mi-17V-5 helicopters.
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The Russian challenge in the Arctic isn’t about icebreakers [Commentary]
Meeting the Russian challenge in the Arctic will not require more American icebreakers, but additional U.S. submarines and new sensor networks that can help track increasingly quiet Russian subs.
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Indian Air Force rejects British Advanced Hawk aircraft
The decision comes after the Ministry of Defence asked the service not request the aircraft following allegations that British company Rolls-Royce bribed officials of India’s state-owned Hindustan Aeronautics Limited between 2005 and 2009 to secure orders for engines to power the British Hawk 132 advanced jet trainers meant for the Indian Air Force.
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Turkey mulls purchase of Russian S-400 air defense system
Defence Minister Fikri Isik says talks between Turkey and Russia for the potential acquisition of the S-400 system “made quite [the] progress.”
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ISIS using more armed drones, ‘Mad Max’ suicide vehicles in Mosul
Air Chief Marshal Mark Binskin likened the vehicles used by the Islamic State group against Iraqi government troops to those featured in the George Miller-directed post-apocalyptic movie franchise.
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Latest-generation Chinese combat drone makes maiden flight
The drone’s successful test flight “allows China to follow the U.S. in producing a new generation of integrated surveillance and combat unmanned aerial vehicles,” AVIC said.
-
Saab offers radar for India’s Tejas
Saab is offering an active electronically scanned array radar for India’s Tejas Mk 1A fighter.
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Singapore eying F-15 training deployments to New Zealand
Singapore is carrying out a feasibility study into the possibility of basing a detachment of F-15SGs at Royal New Zealand Air Force Base Ohakea, New Zealand’s defense minister said.
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Australia cuts deal with US Navy for Next Generation Jammer
The Next Generation Jammer will form a key component of Project Air 5439 Phase 6, a future phase of Australia’s Growler acquisition program, which will upgrade the EA-18G to what is known as the Advanced Growler configuration.
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Britain’s Inzpire offers full technology transfer under Make in India policy
Inzpire says it is prepared to give full technology transfer of a range of app-based capabilities, in addition to a digital moving map and high-performance GPS to Indian companies for multiple military-operated aircraft.
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India seeks homemade electronic warfare suites for Russian helos
The Indian Air Force is turning to domestic companies to build electronic warfare suites for its fleet of Russian Mi-17V-5 helicopters.
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The Russian challenge in the Arctic isn’t about icebreakers [Commentary]
Meeting the Russian challenge in the Arctic will not require more American icebreakers, but additional U.S. submarines and new sensor networks that can help track increasingly quiet Russian subs.
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Indian Air Force rejects British Advanced Hawk aircraft
The decision comes after the Ministry of Defence asked the service not request the aircraft following allegations that British company Rolls-Royce bribed officials of India’s state-owned Hindustan Aeronautics Limited between 2005 and 2009 to secure orders for engines to power the British Hawk 132 advanced jet trainers meant for the Indian Air Force.
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Turkey mulls purchase of Russian S-400 air defense system
Defence Minister Fikri Isik says talks between Turkey and Russia for the potential acquisition of the S-400 system “made quite [the] progress.”
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ISIS using more armed drones, ‘Mad Max’ suicide vehicles in Mosul
Air Chief Marshal Mark Binskin likened the vehicles used by the Islamic State group against Iraqi government troops to those featured in the George Miller-directed post-apocalyptic movie franchise.
-
Latest-generation Chinese combat drone makes maiden flight
The drone’s successful test flight “allows China to follow the U.S. in producing a new generation of integrated surveillance and combat unmanned aerial vehicles,” AVIC said.
-
Saab offers radar for India’s Tejas
Saab is offering an active electronically scanned array radar for India’s Tejas Mk 1A fighter.
-
Singapore eying F-15 training deployments to New Zealand
Singapore is carrying out a feasibility study into the possibility of basing a detachment of F-15SGs at Royal New Zealand Air Force Base Ohakea, New Zealand’s defense minister said.
-
Australia cuts deal with US Navy for Next Generation Jammer
The Next Generation Jammer will form a key component of Project Air 5439 Phase 6, a future phase of Australia’s Growler acquisition program, which will upgrade the EA-18G to what is known as the Advanced Growler configuration.
-
Britain’s Inzpire offers full technology transfer under Make in India policy
Inzpire says it is prepared to give full technology transfer of a range of app-based capabilities, in addition to a digital moving map and high-performance GPS to Indian companies for multiple military-operated aircraft.
-
India seeks homemade electronic warfare suites for Russian helos
The Indian Air Force is turning to domestic companies to build electronic warfare suites for its fleet of Russian Mi-17V-5 helicopters.
-
The Russian challenge in the Arctic isn’t about icebreakers [Commentary]
Meeting the Russian challenge in the Arctic will not require more American icebreakers, but additional U.S. submarines and new sensor networks that can help track increasingly quiet Russian subs.
-
Indian Air Force rejects British Advanced Hawk aircraft
The decision comes after the Ministry of Defence asked the service not request the aircraft following allegations that British company Rolls-Royce bribed officials of India’s state-owned Hindustan Aeronautics Limited between 2005 and 2009 to secure orders for engines to power the British Hawk 132 advanced jet trainers meant for the Indian Air Force.
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Turkey mulls purchase of Russian S-400 air defense system
Defence Minister Fikri Isik says talks between Turkey and Russia for the potential acquisition of the S-400 system “made quite [the] progress.”
