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Sikorsky Wraps Up Taiwan’s Black Hawk Order
Aircraft manufacturer Sikorsky has been awarded a $135.4 million foreign military sales contract for 24 UH-60M Black Hawk utility helicopters for Taiwan.
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India Postpones ISTAR Aircraft Purchase From Raytheon
The purchase of two ISTAR aircraft has been put on hold due to internal wrangling between the Indian Air Force and the Defence Research Development Organization, according to a source in the Indian Ministry of Defence.
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Japan Eyes Record Defense Budget to Develop Anti-Ship Missiles
Tokyo is determined to defend uninhabited islets in the East China Sea that are at the center of a territorial dispute with China.
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Russia-Turkey Relations: Rapprochement on Russian Terms
The so-called strategic partnership between Turkey and Russia coined by some Turkish analysts and commentators never really existed but was rather a Turkish vision without strategic backup.
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Indian Defence Ministry Seeks Greater US Industrial Ties
Manohar Parrikar is in Washington, seeking greater defense ties between India and the US.
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Threat Response: Protecting the Eastern Flank
Though the Western alliance strenuously denies it, NATO’s forces are described as so “woefully inadequate” that such a “catastrophic” outcome would leave the alliance with a “limited number of options.”
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Submarine Data Leak Roils Three Governments
The revelation Aug. 24 by an Australian newspaper that thousands of pages of presumably secret submarine documents were on the loose shook governments in Canberra, New Delhi and Paris. The news threatened the operational security of India’s new Scorpene-class submarines, embarrassed French shipbuilder DCNS, and raised security questions about Australia’s recent Australian $50 billion deal…
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Japanese, South Korean Destroyers Upgrade to Aegis Baseline 9
The Baseline 9 integrated air and missile defense system will be outfitted on two Japanese destroyers and three South Korean destroyers.
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Indian Navy Asks French Authorities To Probe Scorpene Leak
The Indian Navy has expressed concern to French authorities over the reported leakage of data pertaining to the Scorpene submarines being built for India.
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Korea F-35A Program Coming Together
Lockheed Martin has been awarded a $7 million contract for providing the multispectral database for the upcoming delivery to South Korea of 40 F-35A Lightning II stealth fighters.
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Sikorsky Wraps Up Taiwan’s Black Hawk Order
Aircraft manufacturer Sikorsky has been awarded a $135.4 million foreign military sales contract for 24 UH-60M Black Hawk utility helicopters for Taiwan.
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India Postpones ISTAR Aircraft Purchase From Raytheon
The purchase of two ISTAR aircraft has been put on hold due to internal wrangling between the Indian Air Force and the Defence Research Development Organization, according to a source in the Indian Ministry of Defence.
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Japan Eyes Record Defense Budget to Develop Anti-Ship Missiles
Tokyo is determined to defend uninhabited islets in the East China Sea that are at the center of a territorial dispute with China.
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Russia-Turkey Relations: Rapprochement on Russian Terms
The so-called strategic partnership between Turkey and Russia coined by some Turkish analysts and commentators never really existed but was rather a Turkish vision without strategic backup.
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Indian Defence Ministry Seeks Greater US Industrial Ties
Manohar Parrikar is in Washington, seeking greater defense ties between India and the US.
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Threat Response: Protecting the Eastern Flank
Though the Western alliance strenuously denies it, NATO’s forces are described as so “woefully inadequate” that such a “catastrophic” outcome would leave the alliance with a “limited number of options.”
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Submarine Data Leak Roils Three Governments
The revelation Aug. 24 by an Australian newspaper that thousands of pages of presumably secret submarine documents were on the loose shook governments in Canberra, New Delhi and Paris. The news threatened the operational security of India’s new Scorpene-class submarines, embarrassed French shipbuilder DCNS, and raised security questions about Australia’s recent Australian $50 billion deal…
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Japanese, South Korean Destroyers Upgrade to Aegis Baseline 9
The Baseline 9 integrated air and missile defense system will be outfitted on two Japanese destroyers and three South Korean destroyers.
-
Indian Navy Asks French Authorities To Probe Scorpene Leak
The Indian Navy has expressed concern to French authorities over the reported leakage of data pertaining to the Scorpene submarines being built for India.
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Korea F-35A Program Coming Together
Lockheed Martin has been awarded a $7 million contract for providing the multispectral database for the upcoming delivery to South Korea of 40 F-35A Lightning II stealth fighters.
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Sikorsky Wraps Up Taiwan’s Black Hawk Order
Aircraft manufacturer Sikorsky has been awarded a $135.4 million foreign military sales contract for 24 UH-60M Black Hawk utility helicopters for Taiwan.
-
India Postpones ISTAR Aircraft Purchase From Raytheon
The purchase of two ISTAR aircraft has been put on hold due to internal wrangling between the Indian Air Force and the Defence Research Development Organization, according to a source in the Indian Ministry of Defence.
-
Japan Eyes Record Defense Budget to Develop Anti-Ship Missiles
Tokyo is determined to defend uninhabited islets in the East China Sea that are at the center of a territorial dispute with China.
-
Russia-Turkey Relations: Rapprochement on Russian Terms
The so-called strategic partnership between Turkey and Russia coined by some Turkish analysts and commentators never really existed but was rather a Turkish vision without strategic backup.
-
Indian Defence Ministry Seeks Greater US Industrial Ties
Manohar Parrikar is in Washington, seeking greater defense ties between India and the US.
-
Threat Response: Protecting the Eastern Flank
Though the Western alliance strenuously denies it, NATO’s forces are described as so “woefully inadequate” that such a “catastrophic” outcome would leave the alliance with a “limited number of options.”
-
Submarine Data Leak Roils Three Governments
The revelation Aug. 24 by an Australian newspaper that thousands of pages of presumably secret submarine documents were on the loose shook governments in Canberra, New Delhi and Paris. The news threatened the operational security of India’s new Scorpene-class submarines, embarrassed French shipbuilder DCNS, and raised security questions about Australia’s recent Australian $50 billion deal…
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Japanese, South Korean Destroyers Upgrade to Aegis Baseline 9
The Baseline 9 integrated air and missile defense system will be outfitted on two Japanese destroyers and three South Korean destroyers.
-
Indian Navy Asks French Authorities To Probe Scorpene Leak
The Indian Navy has expressed concern to French authorities over the reported leakage of data pertaining to the Scorpene submarines being built for India.
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Korea F-35A Program Coming Together
Lockheed Martin has been awarded a $7 million contract for providing the multispectral database for the upcoming delivery to South Korea of 40 F-35A Lightning II stealth fighters.
