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Riding the wave: Defense revenues rise despite a dark 2020
Defense revenues of the top 100 defense companies in the world climbed for a fifth straight year, a sign that fiscal 2020 was good for the industry in spite of the coronavirus pandemic and its impact on the global economy.
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Five takeaways from this year’s Top 100
Byron Callan of Capital Alpha Partners weighs in with his annual assessment of the Top 100 list.
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Pakistan hires Leonardo, Paramount Group for aircraft conversion program
Follow-on contracts are expected to bring Pakistan’s total number of Sea Sultan aircraft to 10, replacing the country’s long-serving P-3C Orion fleet.
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Kuwait gets thumbs up for $445M military vehicle package
The Defense Security Cooperation Agency said the proposed sale was approved because the ally “is an important force for political stability and economic progress in the Middle East.”
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Italian forces kicked out of Middle East base over UAE arms embargo, lawmaker says
The United Arab Emirates is evicting Italian aircraft and personnel from a key military base in retaliation for an arms embargo slapped on the UAE by Rome in January, an Italian politician has told Defense News.
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China delivers 100 military vehicles to Lebanon
The vehicles will not go to a specific brigade, but rather divided among units to facilitate transportation and training, a military source with knowledge of the acquisition told Defense News.
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Lebanon’s Navy chief talks fleet expansion, new security missions
Defense News recently spoke with Senior Capt. Haissam Dannaoui about the service’s plan to restructure its fleet, securing the coastline and prepare to counter asymmetric threats amid the country’s oil exploration.
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Lebanese Navy to receive 7 offshore patrol vessels
The frigates provided with the help of two countries will effectively double Lebanon’s ships that patrol shorelines and maritime routes.
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Russia eyes arms sales to Iraq, but experts say there’s competition ahead for the Kremlin
If you were expecting a typical U.S. vs. Russia situation in Iraq, think again. Two regional powerhouses are moving in.
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UAE, US companies partner to provide cyber ranges in Gulf
The two businesses will offer cyber training and testing environments to Gulf countries to emulate production environments.
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Riding the wave: Defense revenues rise despite a dark 2020
Defense revenues of the top 100 defense companies in the world climbed for a fifth straight year, a sign that fiscal 2020 was good for the industry in spite of the coronavirus pandemic and its impact on the global economy.
-
Five takeaways from this year’s Top 100
Byron Callan of Capital Alpha Partners weighs in with his annual assessment of the Top 100 list.
-
Pakistan hires Leonardo, Paramount Group for aircraft conversion program
Follow-on contracts are expected to bring Pakistan’s total number of Sea Sultan aircraft to 10, replacing the country’s long-serving P-3C Orion fleet.
-
Kuwait gets thumbs up for $445M military vehicle package
The Defense Security Cooperation Agency said the proposed sale was approved because the ally “is an important force for political stability and economic progress in the Middle East.”
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Italian forces kicked out of Middle East base over UAE arms embargo, lawmaker says
The United Arab Emirates is evicting Italian aircraft and personnel from a key military base in retaliation for an arms embargo slapped on the UAE by Rome in January, an Italian politician has told Defense News.
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China delivers 100 military vehicles to Lebanon
The vehicles will not go to a specific brigade, but rather divided among units to facilitate transportation and training, a military source with knowledge of the acquisition told Defense News.
-
Lebanon’s Navy chief talks fleet expansion, new security missions
Defense News recently spoke with Senior Capt. Haissam Dannaoui about the service’s plan to restructure its fleet, securing the coastline and prepare to counter asymmetric threats amid the country’s oil exploration.
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Lebanese Navy to receive 7 offshore patrol vessels
The frigates provided with the help of two countries will effectively double Lebanon’s ships that patrol shorelines and maritime routes.
-
Russia eyes arms sales to Iraq, but experts say there’s competition ahead for the Kremlin
If you were expecting a typical U.S. vs. Russia situation in Iraq, think again. Two regional powerhouses are moving in.
-
UAE, US companies partner to provide cyber ranges in Gulf
The two businesses will offer cyber training and testing environments to Gulf countries to emulate production environments.
-
Riding the wave: Defense revenues rise despite a dark 2020
Defense revenues of the top 100 defense companies in the world climbed for a fifth straight year, a sign that fiscal 2020 was good for the industry in spite of the coronavirus pandemic and its impact on the global economy.
-
Five takeaways from this year’s Top 100
Byron Callan of Capital Alpha Partners weighs in with his annual assessment of the Top 100 list.
-
Pakistan hires Leonardo, Paramount Group for aircraft conversion program
Follow-on contracts are expected to bring Pakistan’s total number of Sea Sultan aircraft to 10, replacing the country’s long-serving P-3C Orion fleet.
-
Kuwait gets thumbs up for $445M military vehicle package
The Defense Security Cooperation Agency said the proposed sale was approved because the ally “is an important force for political stability and economic progress in the Middle East.”
-
Italian forces kicked out of Middle East base over UAE arms embargo, lawmaker says
The United Arab Emirates is evicting Italian aircraft and personnel from a key military base in retaliation for an arms embargo slapped on the UAE by Rome in January, an Italian politician has told Defense News.
-
China delivers 100 military vehicles to Lebanon
The vehicles will not go to a specific brigade, but rather divided among units to facilitate transportation and training, a military source with knowledge of the acquisition told Defense News.
-
Lebanon’s Navy chief talks fleet expansion, new security missions
Defense News recently spoke with Senior Capt. Haissam Dannaoui about the service’s plan to restructure its fleet, securing the coastline and prepare to counter asymmetric threats amid the country’s oil exploration.
-
Lebanese Navy to receive 7 offshore patrol vessels
The frigates provided with the help of two countries will effectively double Lebanon’s ships that patrol shorelines and maritime routes.
-
Russia eyes arms sales to Iraq, but experts say there’s competition ahead for the Kremlin
If you were expecting a typical U.S. vs. Russia situation in Iraq, think again. Two regional powerhouses are moving in.
-
UAE, US companies partner to provide cyber ranges in Gulf
The two businesses will offer cyber training and testing environments to Gulf countries to emulate production environments.
