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Turkey Invites Russian Bid for Air Defense Contract
Turkish diplomatic and procurement sources said that the Russian contender was “invited” to make a bid again after the Turkish and Russian presidents met on the sidelines of a global energy conference.
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Expect ASEAN Focused Increases for FY18 Budget
Pentagon hopes Coast Guard and State gets budget plus-ups.
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Indian Army in Global Hunt for Assault Rifles, Endangering Excalibur
India has begun a global hunt to buy specific caliber assault rifles, putting into question the fate of the homegrown assault rifle Excalibur, which is still in development.
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India Unlikely To Buy Additional Rafale Fighter Jets, MoD Source Says
India is unlikely to acquire additional Rafale fighter jets because the Indian Air Force is “fully satisfied” following the recently signed $8.8 billion deal to purchase 36 of the fighters, according to a source with the Indian Ministry of Defence.
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Korea Defense Industry Association to US: ‘We Have New Needs to Develop Together’
Kim Young Hoo, executive vice chairman of Korea Defense Industry Association, called for a more ‘mutually beneficial’ relationship with US military and defense companies in an interview with Defense News.
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Dassault Aviation, Reliance Group Form Joint Venture in India
The announcement of Dassault Reliance Aerospace comes less than two weeks from when India and France signed a deal for the procurement of 36 Rafale fighters for the Indian Air Force.
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Singapore Eyes F-35 for 2030 Time Frame
The joint strike fighter is a long-term project, minister says.
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DCNS Satisfied With Australia’s Pick of Lockheed for Sub Project
That Australia sealed the deal with DCNS could be seen as setting aside security concerns sparked by the leak to Australian media of technical information on the Scorpene submarine being built for India.
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Philippine Relations, ISIS at Top of Carter’s ASEAN To-Do List
Relations between the US and the Philippines will dominate the ASEAN informal this weekend.
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Turkey Invites Russian Bid for Air Defense Contract
Turkish diplomatic and procurement sources said that the Russian contender was “invited” to make a bid again after the Turkish and Russian presidents met on the sidelines of a global energy conference.
-
Expect ASEAN Focused Increases for FY18 Budget
Pentagon hopes Coast Guard and State gets budget plus-ups.
-
Indian Army in Global Hunt for Assault Rifles, Endangering Excalibur
India has begun a global hunt to buy specific caliber assault rifles, putting into question the fate of the homegrown assault rifle Excalibur, which is still in development.
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India Unlikely To Buy Additional Rafale Fighter Jets, MoD Source Says
India is unlikely to acquire additional Rafale fighter jets because the Indian Air Force is “fully satisfied” following the recently signed $8.8 billion deal to purchase 36 of the fighters, according to a source with the Indian Ministry of Defence.
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Korea Defense Industry Association to US: ‘We Have New Needs to Develop Together’
Kim Young Hoo, executive vice chairman of Korea Defense Industry Association, called for a more ‘mutually beneficial’ relationship with US military and defense companies in an interview with Defense News.
-
Dassault Aviation, Reliance Group Form Joint Venture in India
The announcement of Dassault Reliance Aerospace comes less than two weeks from when India and France signed a deal for the procurement of 36 Rafale fighters for the Indian Air Force.
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Singapore Eyes F-35 for 2030 Time Frame
The joint strike fighter is a long-term project, minister says.
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Philippine President’s Hitler Comment ‘Very Troubling,’ Carter Says
The comments were made Friday.
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DCNS Satisfied With Australia’s Pick of Lockheed for Sub Project
That Australia sealed the deal with DCNS could be seen as setting aside security concerns sparked by the leak to Australian media of technical information on the Scorpene submarine being built for India.
-
Philippine Relations, ISIS at Top of Carter’s ASEAN To-Do List
Relations between the US and the Philippines will dominate the ASEAN informal this weekend.
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Turkey Invites Russian Bid for Air Defense Contract
Turkish diplomatic and procurement sources said that the Russian contender was “invited” to make a bid again after the Turkish and Russian presidents met on the sidelines of a global energy conference.
-
Expect ASEAN Focused Increases for FY18 Budget
Pentagon hopes Coast Guard and State gets budget plus-ups.
-
Indian Army in Global Hunt for Assault Rifles, Endangering Excalibur
India has begun a global hunt to buy specific caliber assault rifles, putting into question the fate of the homegrown assault rifle Excalibur, which is still in development.
-
India Unlikely To Buy Additional Rafale Fighter Jets, MoD Source Says
India is unlikely to acquire additional Rafale fighter jets because the Indian Air Force is “fully satisfied” following the recently signed $8.8 billion deal to purchase 36 of the fighters, according to a source with the Indian Ministry of Defence.
-
Korea Defense Industry Association to US: ‘We Have New Needs to Develop Together’
Kim Young Hoo, executive vice chairman of Korea Defense Industry Association, called for a more ‘mutually beneficial’ relationship with US military and defense companies in an interview with Defense News.
-
Dassault Aviation, Reliance Group Form Joint Venture in India
The announcement of Dassault Reliance Aerospace comes less than two weeks from when India and France signed a deal for the procurement of 36 Rafale fighters for the Indian Air Force.
-
Singapore Eyes F-35 for 2030 Time Frame
The joint strike fighter is a long-term project, minister says.
-
Philippine President’s Hitler Comment ‘Very Troubling,’ Carter Says
The comments were made Friday.
-
DCNS Satisfied With Australia’s Pick of Lockheed for Sub Project
That Australia sealed the deal with DCNS could be seen as setting aside security concerns sparked by the leak to Australian media of technical information on the Scorpene submarine being built for India.
-
Philippine Relations, ISIS at Top of Carter’s ASEAN To-Do List
Relations between the US and the Philippines will dominate the ASEAN informal this weekend.




