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Wary of homemade fighter jet, Indian navy looks abroad
The Indian navy has issued a global request for information to procure 57 multirole fighters for its aircraft carriers at an estimated price tag of $15 billion.
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Analysis: Chinese aircraft carrier program progressing substantially into the new year
China continues to make strides in its aircraft carrier program, with a number of milestones achieved in 2016 and looks set to make more in 2017.
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Airbus Earnings Hint at Sale of 16 Helos to Singapore
Figures released by Airbus Helicopters today appear to indicate that Singapore has ordered 16 H225M medium-lift helicopters.
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Indonesian Defense Chief Plays Down A400M Acquisition Reports
Indonesia’s armed forces chief has played down reports that the country will be buying the Airbus A400M Atlas strategic airlifter.
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Northrop Grumman Predicts Growth in Australia-Pacific Business
A senior Northrop Grumman executive has forecast that the company’s footprint in Australia is set to double over the next three years
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In Policy Reversal, Private Companies to Build Indian Howitzer
The Indian Army has a requirement of more than 1,500 towed guns, and the production order could be worth more than $4.5 billion, a potential boost for domestic private defense businesses.
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Taiwan’s F-16 Fighter Jets Are Getting an Upgrade
Taiwan’s state-owned Aerospace Industrial Development Corporation said four Taiwanese Air Force F-16s have entered its new facility in Taichung and the upgrading work on the fleet of 144 F-16s is expected to be completed within six years.
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Russia Allows Companies to Work With India to Supply Weapon Spares
Russia has agreed to allow its defense companies to forge direct ties with Indian defense companies to supply, service and jointly manufacture spares for use by Indian defense forces.
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Sweden Backs Industry for Export Growth in Asia
Saab is refocusing resources in a determined push to sell more big-ticket defense systems, including fighter and surveillance aircraft, to Asian militaries. Aiding the company is the Swedish government’s revitalized policy of connecting interstate trade and defense agreements with defense exports.
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Wary of homemade fighter jet, Indian navy looks abroad
The Indian navy has issued a global request for information to procure 57 multirole fighters for its aircraft carriers at an estimated price tag of $15 billion.
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Analysis: Chinese aircraft carrier program progressing substantially into the new year
China continues to make strides in its aircraft carrier program, with a number of milestones achieved in 2016 and looks set to make more in 2017.
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Airbus Earnings Hint at Sale of 16 Helos to Singapore
Figures released by Airbus Helicopters today appear to indicate that Singapore has ordered 16 H225M medium-lift helicopters.
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Indonesian Defense Chief Plays Down A400M Acquisition Reports
Indonesia’s armed forces chief has played down reports that the country will be buying the Airbus A400M Atlas strategic airlifter.
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Northrop Grumman Predicts Growth in Australia-Pacific Business
A senior Northrop Grumman executive has forecast that the company’s footprint in Australia is set to double over the next three years
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Mattis to Visit South Korea, Japan in First Trip
North Korea will be a likely focus.
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In Policy Reversal, Private Companies to Build Indian Howitzer
The Indian Army has a requirement of more than 1,500 towed guns, and the production order could be worth more than $4.5 billion, a potential boost for domestic private defense businesses.
-
Taiwan’s F-16 Fighter Jets Are Getting an Upgrade
Taiwan’s state-owned Aerospace Industrial Development Corporation said four Taiwanese Air Force F-16s have entered its new facility in Taichung and the upgrading work on the fleet of 144 F-16s is expected to be completed within six years.
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Russia Allows Companies to Work With India to Supply Weapon Spares
Russia has agreed to allow its defense companies to forge direct ties with Indian defense companies to supply, service and jointly manufacture spares for use by Indian defense forces.
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Sweden Backs Industry for Export Growth in Asia
Saab is refocusing resources in a determined push to sell more big-ticket defense systems, including fighter and surveillance aircraft, to Asian militaries. Aiding the company is the Swedish government’s revitalized policy of connecting interstate trade and defense agreements with defense exports.
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Wary of homemade fighter jet, Indian navy looks abroad
The Indian navy has issued a global request for information to procure 57 multirole fighters for its aircraft carriers at an estimated price tag of $15 billion.
-
Analysis: Chinese aircraft carrier program progressing substantially into the new year
China continues to make strides in its aircraft carrier program, with a number of milestones achieved in 2016 and looks set to make more in 2017.
-
Airbus Earnings Hint at Sale of 16 Helos to Singapore
Figures released by Airbus Helicopters today appear to indicate that Singapore has ordered 16 H225M medium-lift helicopters.
-
Indonesian Defense Chief Plays Down A400M Acquisition Reports
Indonesia’s armed forces chief has played down reports that the country will be buying the Airbus A400M Atlas strategic airlifter.
-
Northrop Grumman Predicts Growth in Australia-Pacific Business
A senior Northrop Grumman executive has forecast that the company’s footprint in Australia is set to double over the next three years
-
Mattis to Visit South Korea, Japan in First Trip
North Korea will be a likely focus.
-
In Policy Reversal, Private Companies to Build Indian Howitzer
The Indian Army has a requirement of more than 1,500 towed guns, and the production order could be worth more than $4.5 billion, a potential boost for domestic private defense businesses.
-
Taiwan’s F-16 Fighter Jets Are Getting an Upgrade
Taiwan’s state-owned Aerospace Industrial Development Corporation said four Taiwanese Air Force F-16s have entered its new facility in Taichung and the upgrading work on the fleet of 144 F-16s is expected to be completed within six years.
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Russia Allows Companies to Work With India to Supply Weapon Spares
Russia has agreed to allow its defense companies to forge direct ties with Indian defense companies to supply, service and jointly manufacture spares for use by Indian defense forces.
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Sweden Backs Industry for Export Growth in Asia
Saab is refocusing resources in a determined push to sell more big-ticket defense systems, including fighter and surveillance aircraft, to Asian militaries. Aiding the company is the Swedish government’s revitalized policy of connecting interstate trade and defense agreements with defense exports.
