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Pakistan Unveils VLF Submarine Communications Facility
Pakistan on Tuesday unveiled a very low frequency (VLF) communication facility that will enable it to communicate with deployed submarines.
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India Conducts Successful Flight Test of Rustom-II Drone
India has conducted its first successful flight test of the indigenously developed Rustom-II medium-altitude, long-endurance UAV.
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New Zealand Defence Force HQ Remains Evacuated After Earthquake
Engineers say it could take a year until the building is ready to be occupied again.
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Serbia Eyes Fighter Jets, Armored Vehicles From Russia
The Serbian government is in talks with its Russian counterpart over a potential acquisition of six Mikoyan MiG-29 fighter jets and an undisclosed amount of armored vehicles.
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New Zealand Seeking Improved Naval Communications Capabilities
New Zealand’s Ministry of Defence issued a request for information for potential options to restore and increase communication capabilities.
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Continuity in Indo-US Defense Ties Seen Under Trump
Indo-US defense ties will continue with Donald Trump as the next US president, government officials here agree.
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India’s DAC Approves Blacklisting Policy, Other Procurement Projects
India’s Defense Acquisition Council on Monday approved a new policy regarding the blacklisting of defense companies charged with corruption.
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India Changing Policy on Blacklisting of Foreign Defense Companies
India will not implement blanket blacklisting of foreign defense companies charged with corruption under a newly finalized policy that likely will be made public this month, said an Indian Ministry of Defence official.
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Interview With Baba Kalyani, Chairman of Kalyani Group
Kalyani Group, a $2.5 billion conglomerate and the world’s largest forging company, has entered into aerospace and defense business in a big way.
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Pakistan Unveils VLF Submarine Communications Facility
Pakistan on Tuesday unveiled a very low frequency (VLF) communication facility that will enable it to communicate with deployed submarines.
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India Conducts Successful Flight Test of Rustom-II Drone
India has conducted its first successful flight test of the indigenously developed Rustom-II medium-altitude, long-endurance UAV.
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New Zealand Defence Force HQ Remains Evacuated After Earthquake
Engineers say it could take a year until the building is ready to be occupied again.
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Serbia Eyes Fighter Jets, Armored Vehicles From Russia
The Serbian government is in talks with its Russian counterpart over a potential acquisition of six Mikoyan MiG-29 fighter jets and an undisclosed amount of armored vehicles.
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New Zealand Seeking Improved Naval Communications Capabilities
New Zealand’s Ministry of Defence issued a request for information for potential options to restore and increase communication capabilities.
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Continuity in Indo-US Defense Ties Seen Under Trump
Indo-US defense ties will continue with Donald Trump as the next US president, government officials here agree.
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US Weapons Exports End 2016 at $33.6 Billion
As expected, the total was down from 2015.
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India’s DAC Approves Blacklisting Policy, Other Procurement Projects
India’s Defense Acquisition Council on Monday approved a new policy regarding the blacklisting of defense companies charged with corruption.
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India Changing Policy on Blacklisting of Foreign Defense Companies
India will not implement blanket blacklisting of foreign defense companies charged with corruption under a newly finalized policy that likely will be made public this month, said an Indian Ministry of Defence official.
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Interview With Baba Kalyani, Chairman of Kalyani Group
Kalyani Group, a $2.5 billion conglomerate and the world’s largest forging company, has entered into aerospace and defense business in a big way.
-
Pakistan Unveils VLF Submarine Communications Facility
Pakistan on Tuesday unveiled a very low frequency (VLF) communication facility that will enable it to communicate with deployed submarines.
-
India Conducts Successful Flight Test of Rustom-II Drone
India has conducted its first successful flight test of the indigenously developed Rustom-II medium-altitude, long-endurance UAV.
-
New Zealand Defence Force HQ Remains Evacuated After Earthquake
Engineers say it could take a year until the building is ready to be occupied again.
-
Serbia Eyes Fighter Jets, Armored Vehicles From Russia
The Serbian government is in talks with its Russian counterpart over a potential acquisition of six Mikoyan MiG-29 fighter jets and an undisclosed amount of armored vehicles.
-
New Zealand Seeking Improved Naval Communications Capabilities
New Zealand’s Ministry of Defence issued a request for information for potential options to restore and increase communication capabilities.
-
Continuity in Indo-US Defense Ties Seen Under Trump
Indo-US defense ties will continue with Donald Trump as the next US president, government officials here agree.
-
US Weapons Exports End 2016 at $33.6 Billion
As expected, the total was down from 2015.
-
India’s DAC Approves Blacklisting Policy, Other Procurement Projects
India’s Defense Acquisition Council on Monday approved a new policy regarding the blacklisting of defense companies charged with corruption.
-
India Changing Policy on Blacklisting of Foreign Defense Companies
India will not implement blanket blacklisting of foreign defense companies charged with corruption under a newly finalized policy that likely will be made public this month, said an Indian Ministry of Defence official.
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Interview With Baba Kalyani, Chairman of Kalyani Group
Kalyani Group, a $2.5 billion conglomerate and the world’s largest forging company, has entered into aerospace and defense business in a big way.
