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Israeli firm to debut MTCR-compliant Heron drone
State-owned Israel Aerospace Industries is debuting at this week’s Aero India show an export version of the Israeli Air Force’s heavy-hauling Eitan (Steadfast) unmanned aerial system, also known as the Heron TP.
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Interview: Jan Widerström, chairman and managing director of Saab India Technologies
In an exclusive interview with Defense News, Widerström outlined the company’s strategy in India and, more specifically, how it plans to manufacture the Gripen E aircraft here.
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US, Chinese aircraft in ‘unsafe’ encounter in South China Sea
The U.S. Pacific Command detailed what it called an “unsafe” close encounter between a U.S. Navy P-3 Orion aircraft and a Chinese aircraft Wednesday.
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China upgrades military infrastructure on South China Sea islands, report claims
China is continuing to expand its construction activities in a second group of disputed South China Sea islands, according to a Washington-based think tank on Wednesday.
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Russia and Iran: Split over Syria?
If Russia proves genuinely interested in converting military success to a sustainable political settlement, it would put Moscow sharply at odds with Iran and with the regime of Syrian President Bashar Assad.
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Aero India: New single-engine fighters to be star attractions
Here’s what you can expect at this year’s Aero India event.
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Taiwan to upgrade indigenous missile capabilities
Taiwan is reportedly pushing ahead with plans to upgrade its indigenous anti-ship and air-to-air missile arsenal, while the development status of its land attack cruise missiles remains uncertain.
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India creates fund to kick-start R&D by small companies
India’s Ministry of Defence has created a new scheme to fund research and development by micro, small and medium-sized defense enterprises with the aim of benefiting the domestic defense industry.
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As Mattis heads to Seoul, State clears $140 million in missiles for South Korea
South Korea wants to buy more Sidewinder and Maverick missiles.
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India Hikes Defense Spending by 10 Percent
Analysts, however, say the hike is insufficient, as it will merely compensate for inflation and pay for past commitments, leaving fewer funds to buy new weapons and equipment.
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Israeli firm to debut MTCR-compliant Heron drone
State-owned Israel Aerospace Industries is debuting at this week’s Aero India show an export version of the Israeli Air Force’s heavy-hauling Eitan (Steadfast) unmanned aerial system, also known as the Heron TP.
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Interview: Jan Widerström, chairman and managing director of Saab India Technologies
In an exclusive interview with Defense News, Widerström outlined the company’s strategy in India and, more specifically, how it plans to manufacture the Gripen E aircraft here.
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US, Chinese aircraft in ‘unsafe’ encounter in South China Sea
The U.S. Pacific Command detailed what it called an “unsafe” close encounter between a U.S. Navy P-3 Orion aircraft and a Chinese aircraft Wednesday.
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China upgrades military infrastructure on South China Sea islands, report claims
China is continuing to expand its construction activities in a second group of disputed South China Sea islands, according to a Washington-based think tank on Wednesday.
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Russia and Iran: Split over Syria?
If Russia proves genuinely interested in converting military success to a sustainable political settlement, it would put Moscow sharply at odds with Iran and with the regime of Syrian President Bashar Assad.
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Aero India: New single-engine fighters to be star attractions
Here’s what you can expect at this year’s Aero India event.
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Taiwan to upgrade indigenous missile capabilities
Taiwan is reportedly pushing ahead with plans to upgrade its indigenous anti-ship and air-to-air missile arsenal, while the development status of its land attack cruise missiles remains uncertain.
-
India creates fund to kick-start R&D by small companies
India’s Ministry of Defence has created a new scheme to fund research and development by micro, small and medium-sized defense enterprises with the aim of benefiting the domestic defense industry.
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As Mattis heads to Seoul, State clears $140 million in missiles for South Korea
South Korea wants to buy more Sidewinder and Maverick missiles.
-
India Hikes Defense Spending by 10 Percent
Analysts, however, say the hike is insufficient, as it will merely compensate for inflation and pay for past commitments, leaving fewer funds to buy new weapons and equipment.
-
Israeli firm to debut MTCR-compliant Heron drone
State-owned Israel Aerospace Industries is debuting at this week’s Aero India show an export version of the Israeli Air Force’s heavy-hauling Eitan (Steadfast) unmanned aerial system, also known as the Heron TP.
-
Interview: Jan Widerström, chairman and managing director of Saab India Technologies
In an exclusive interview with Defense News, Widerström outlined the company’s strategy in India and, more specifically, how it plans to manufacture the Gripen E aircraft here.
-
US, Chinese aircraft in ‘unsafe’ encounter in South China Sea
The U.S. Pacific Command detailed what it called an “unsafe” close encounter between a U.S. Navy P-3 Orion aircraft and a Chinese aircraft Wednesday.
-
China upgrades military infrastructure on South China Sea islands, report claims
China is continuing to expand its construction activities in a second group of disputed South China Sea islands, according to a Washington-based think tank on Wednesday.
-
Russia and Iran: Split over Syria?
If Russia proves genuinely interested in converting military success to a sustainable political settlement, it would put Moscow sharply at odds with Iran and with the regime of Syrian President Bashar Assad.
-
Aero India: New single-engine fighters to be star attractions
Here’s what you can expect at this year’s Aero India event.
-
Taiwan to upgrade indigenous missile capabilities
Taiwan is reportedly pushing ahead with plans to upgrade its indigenous anti-ship and air-to-air missile arsenal, while the development status of its land attack cruise missiles remains uncertain.
-
India creates fund to kick-start R&D by small companies
India’s Ministry of Defence has created a new scheme to fund research and development by micro, small and medium-sized defense enterprises with the aim of benefiting the domestic defense industry.
-
As Mattis heads to Seoul, State clears $140 million in missiles for South Korea
South Korea wants to buy more Sidewinder and Maverick missiles.
-
India Hikes Defense Spending by 10 Percent
Analysts, however, say the hike is insufficient, as it will merely compensate for inflation and pay for past commitments, leaving fewer funds to buy new weapons and equipment.
