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India Seeks Global Ties for Its Light Combat Aircraft Mark-1A Program
India has floated global bids to procure state-of-the-art active electronically scanned array radars and electronic warfare self-protection jammer pods for the forthcoming modified version of the indigenously developed Light Combat Aircraft Mark-1A aircraft.
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India Hunts Overseas for Sniper Rifles
The Indian Army is hunting the global market to buy 5,000 sniper rifles, and preference will be given to the overseas vendor who agrees to manufacture the sniper rifles in India under a technology transfer, according to a source in the Ministry of Defence.
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Former Indian Air Force Chief Arrested in AgustaWestland Copter Deal
A former Indian Air Force chief was arrested Friday by the Central Bureau of Investigation for alleged corruption in the purchase of 12 AW 101 VVIP helicopters from AgustaWestland, a subsidiary of Italy’s Leonardo-Finmeccanica.
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Outgoing US Defense Secretary Reiterates Strong Indo-US Relations
Outgoing US Secretary of Defense Ash Carter has described India as a major defense partner during his opening remarks Thursday at a meeting with his Indian counterpart.
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A NATO to Contain China? Key US Commander Doesn’t See it
A Pacific NATO fundamentally misunderstands China’s role in the region, PACOM head Harris says.
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India Orders Homemade Rocket Launchers Despite Its Faulty Ammo
India’s Ministry of Defence has ordered 36 homemade Pinaka Mark-1 multi-barrel rocket launchers at a cost of $490 million, despite complaints of problems related to its ammunition.
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EY India’s Raj: Future of ‘Make in India’ Is Defense
Having recognized the importance of indigenous design and development, India has for the first time prioritized domestic manufacturing.
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Transatlantic Academy’s Szabo: The Future of NATO and European Security
The election of Donald Trump as the next American president will lead to what John Foster Dulles once called an “agonizing reappraisal” on both sides of the Atlantic.
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Ruslan Pukhov: Pulling Back the Veil on the Syrian Conflict
After more than a year of the Russian military intervention in Syria, the results so far are not an unalloyed success.
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India Allows Private Sector to Manufacture Ammo
India has decided to reduce ammunition imports and instead procure all ammunition requirements from domestic sources.
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India Seeks Global Ties for Its Light Combat Aircraft Mark-1A Program
India has floated global bids to procure state-of-the-art active electronically scanned array radars and electronic warfare self-protection jammer pods for the forthcoming modified version of the indigenously developed Light Combat Aircraft Mark-1A aircraft.
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India Hunts Overseas for Sniper Rifles
The Indian Army is hunting the global market to buy 5,000 sniper rifles, and preference will be given to the overseas vendor who agrees to manufacture the sniper rifles in India under a technology transfer, according to a source in the Ministry of Defence.
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Former Indian Air Force Chief Arrested in AgustaWestland Copter Deal
A former Indian Air Force chief was arrested Friday by the Central Bureau of Investigation for alleged corruption in the purchase of 12 AW 101 VVIP helicopters from AgustaWestland, a subsidiary of Italy’s Leonardo-Finmeccanica.
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Outgoing US Defense Secretary Reiterates Strong Indo-US Relations
Outgoing US Secretary of Defense Ash Carter has described India as a major defense partner during his opening remarks Thursday at a meeting with his Indian counterpart.
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A NATO to Contain China? Key US Commander Doesn’t See it
A Pacific NATO fundamentally misunderstands China’s role in the region, PACOM head Harris says.
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India Orders Homemade Rocket Launchers Despite Its Faulty Ammo
India’s Ministry of Defence has ordered 36 homemade Pinaka Mark-1 multi-barrel rocket launchers at a cost of $490 million, despite complaints of problems related to its ammunition.
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EY India’s Raj: Future of ‘Make in India’ Is Defense
Having recognized the importance of indigenous design and development, India has for the first time prioritized domestic manufacturing.
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Transatlantic Academy’s Szabo: The Future of NATO and European Security
The election of Donald Trump as the next American president will lead to what John Foster Dulles once called an “agonizing reappraisal” on both sides of the Atlantic.
-
Ruslan Pukhov: Pulling Back the Veil on the Syrian Conflict
After more than a year of the Russian military intervention in Syria, the results so far are not an unalloyed success.
-
India Allows Private Sector to Manufacture Ammo
India has decided to reduce ammunition imports and instead procure all ammunition requirements from domestic sources.
-
India Seeks Global Ties for Its Light Combat Aircraft Mark-1A Program
India has floated global bids to procure state-of-the-art active electronically scanned array radars and electronic warfare self-protection jammer pods for the forthcoming modified version of the indigenously developed Light Combat Aircraft Mark-1A aircraft.
-
India Hunts Overseas for Sniper Rifles
The Indian Army is hunting the global market to buy 5,000 sniper rifles, and preference will be given to the overseas vendor who agrees to manufacture the sniper rifles in India under a technology transfer, according to a source in the Ministry of Defence.
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Former Indian Air Force Chief Arrested in AgustaWestland Copter Deal
A former Indian Air Force chief was arrested Friday by the Central Bureau of Investigation for alleged corruption in the purchase of 12 AW 101 VVIP helicopters from AgustaWestland, a subsidiary of Italy’s Leonardo-Finmeccanica.
-
Outgoing US Defense Secretary Reiterates Strong Indo-US Relations
Outgoing US Secretary of Defense Ash Carter has described India as a major defense partner during his opening remarks Thursday at a meeting with his Indian counterpart.
-
A NATO to Contain China? Key US Commander Doesn’t See it
A Pacific NATO fundamentally misunderstands China’s role in the region, PACOM head Harris says.
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India Orders Homemade Rocket Launchers Despite Its Faulty Ammo
India’s Ministry of Defence has ordered 36 homemade Pinaka Mark-1 multi-barrel rocket launchers at a cost of $490 million, despite complaints of problems related to its ammunition.
-
EY India’s Raj: Future of ‘Make in India’ Is Defense
Having recognized the importance of indigenous design and development, India has for the first time prioritized domestic manufacturing.
-
Transatlantic Academy’s Szabo: The Future of NATO and European Security
The election of Donald Trump as the next American president will lead to what John Foster Dulles once called an “agonizing reappraisal” on both sides of the Atlantic.
-
Ruslan Pukhov: Pulling Back the Veil on the Syrian Conflict
After more than a year of the Russian military intervention in Syria, the results so far are not an unalloyed success.
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India Allows Private Sector to Manufacture Ammo
India has decided to reduce ammunition imports and instead procure all ammunition requirements from domestic sources.
