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Here are Morocco’s top priorities for modernizing its Air Force
If you’re in the business of selling drones, precision weapons or stealth technology, Morocco’s Air Force could be your next customer.
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NATO scrambles to complete Afghanistan evacuations ‘as soon as possible’
“NATO’s focus right now is to ensure the safe departure of personnel from allied and partner countries, and all of the Afghans who have helped us,” Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg told reporters.
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Canadian firm begins negotiations to buy Lebanese Hawker Hunter jets
Lortie Aviation was the only bidder for the Hawker Hunters in the third auction that was held Aug. 12.
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Iran’s new president chooses defense minister, names former as interior minister
The Cabinet list, which offered few surprises, must still be confirmed by Iran’s parliament.
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Afghan president replaces Army chief
Afghan President Ashraf Ghani has ordered Gen. Hibatullah Alizai to replace Gen. Wali Ahmadzai as the Afghan Army chief of staff,
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Emirati firm signs agreement with Ukrainian Armor on robotic vehicles
Milanion Group has signed a memorandum of understanding with Ukrainian Armor to give the latter distribution rights of unmanned ground vehicle Agema.
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Egypt receives fourth German S-44 submarine at Alexandria base
The S-44 submarine is a 62-meter-long vessel with eight weapon tubes.
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IAI and Hensoldt team up for German ballistic missile defense radar
The latest contract is for four long-range radars as part of the Hughes Air Defence Radar Nachfolgesystem program.
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Israel pushes military digital transformation in the age of ‘artificial intelligence war’
Like other militaries, the Israel Defense Forces for years looked like one organization from the outside, but its services were balkanized in using different networks and data services, an IDF digital leader said in an interview.
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Biden needs to prepare for Iran’s escalating projectile threat
America must keep its remaining air defense systems in place until its Mideast partners can acquire and deploy sufficient alternatives.
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Here are Morocco’s top priorities for modernizing its Air Force
If you’re in the business of selling drones, precision weapons or stealth technology, Morocco’s Air Force could be your next customer.
-
NATO scrambles to complete Afghanistan evacuations ‘as soon as possible’
“NATO’s focus right now is to ensure the safe departure of personnel from allied and partner countries, and all of the Afghans who have helped us,” Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg told reporters.
-
Canadian firm begins negotiations to buy Lebanese Hawker Hunter jets
Lortie Aviation was the only bidder for the Hawker Hunters in the third auction that was held Aug. 12.
-
Iran’s new president chooses defense minister, names former as interior minister
The Cabinet list, which offered few surprises, must still be confirmed by Iran’s parliament.
-
Afghan president replaces Army chief
Afghan President Ashraf Ghani has ordered Gen. Hibatullah Alizai to replace Gen. Wali Ahmadzai as the Afghan Army chief of staff,
-
Emirati firm signs agreement with Ukrainian Armor on robotic vehicles
Milanion Group has signed a memorandum of understanding with Ukrainian Armor to give the latter distribution rights of unmanned ground vehicle Agema.
-
Egypt receives fourth German S-44 submarine at Alexandria base
The S-44 submarine is a 62-meter-long vessel with eight weapon tubes.
-
IAI and Hensoldt team up for German ballistic missile defense radar
The latest contract is for four long-range radars as part of the Hughes Air Defence Radar Nachfolgesystem program.
-
Israel pushes military digital transformation in the age of ‘artificial intelligence war’
Like other militaries, the Israel Defense Forces for years looked like one organization from the outside, but its services were balkanized in using different networks and data services, an IDF digital leader said in an interview.
-
Biden needs to prepare for Iran’s escalating projectile threat
America must keep its remaining air defense systems in place until its Mideast partners can acquire and deploy sufficient alternatives.
-
Here are Morocco’s top priorities for modernizing its Air Force
If you’re in the business of selling drones, precision weapons or stealth technology, Morocco’s Air Force could be your next customer.
-
NATO scrambles to complete Afghanistan evacuations ‘as soon as possible’
“NATO’s focus right now is to ensure the safe departure of personnel from allied and partner countries, and all of the Afghans who have helped us,” Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg told reporters.
-
Canadian firm begins negotiations to buy Lebanese Hawker Hunter jets
Lortie Aviation was the only bidder for the Hawker Hunters in the third auction that was held Aug. 12.
-
Iran’s new president chooses defense minister, names former as interior minister
The Cabinet list, which offered few surprises, must still be confirmed by Iran’s parliament.
-
Afghan president replaces Army chief
Afghan President Ashraf Ghani has ordered Gen. Hibatullah Alizai to replace Gen. Wali Ahmadzai as the Afghan Army chief of staff,
-
Emirati firm signs agreement with Ukrainian Armor on robotic vehicles
Milanion Group has signed a memorandum of understanding with Ukrainian Armor to give the latter distribution rights of unmanned ground vehicle Agema.
-
Egypt receives fourth German S-44 submarine at Alexandria base
The S-44 submarine is a 62-meter-long vessel with eight weapon tubes.
-
IAI and Hensoldt team up for German ballistic missile defense radar
The latest contract is for four long-range radars as part of the Hughes Air Defence Radar Nachfolgesystem program.
-
Israel pushes military digital transformation in the age of ‘artificial intelligence war’
Like other militaries, the Israel Defense Forces for years looked like one organization from the outside, but its services were balkanized in using different networks and data services, an IDF digital leader said in an interview.
-
Biden needs to prepare for Iran’s escalating projectile threat
America must keep its remaining air defense systems in place until its Mideast partners can acquire and deploy sufficient alternatives.



