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F-16 fighter jets to begin journey to Indonesia following US regeneration work
The U.S. Air Force has completed regeneration work on the last of 24 Lockheed Martin F-16 Fighting Falcon aircraft for Indonesia.
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Bold move backfires as Canada declines Naval Group-Fincantieri frigate offering
Canada’s decision effectively removes Naval Group and Fincantieri from taking part in the program since the companies never submitted a formal bid, government officials noted.
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Canada to kill Boeing Super Hornet deal
Canada’s Liberal government will announce next week plans to proceed with an interim buy of used F/A-18 Hornets from Australia, dashing Boeing’s hopes of a Super Hornet sale, three sources familiar with the situation told Reuters.
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Take a tour of the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and museum
See all that’s on display at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and museum.
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European firms jointly offer frigate to Canadian government, skipping shipbuilder
That direct offer to the government was reportedly the two European companies’ attempt to overcome a perceived preference by Irving for BAE Systems’ offer of the Type 26 frigate.
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Naval Group, Fincantieri join forces in Canada warship tender
Naval Group and Italian partner Fincantieri have filed a joint bid based on the FREMM multimission frigate in the Canadian tender for 15 warships.
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Brazil’s Embraer beats out Beechcraft for Philippine aircraft order
Brazilian aircraft manufacturer Embraer has announced a firm order of six A-29 Super Tucano light-attack and advanced training aircraft for the Philippine Air Force.
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America sold nearly $42B in weapons to foreign countries in 2017
Defense exports for American companies increased 20 percent from the previous fiscal year.
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Did a Finnish minister unilaterally invite the US to ‘unscheduled’ military drills?
Jussi Niinistö has been widely criticized for inviting the U.S. military to “unscheduled exercises” and without using official channels to consult with government colleagues.
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A digital migraine? How the Americas can step up cybersecurity strategies
Developing joint cyber policies for all the American nations is a major challenge, even without Chinese and Russian activities in the region.
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F-16 fighter jets to begin journey to Indonesia following US regeneration work
The U.S. Air Force has completed regeneration work on the last of 24 Lockheed Martin F-16 Fighting Falcon aircraft for Indonesia.
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Bold move backfires as Canada declines Naval Group-Fincantieri frigate offering
Canada’s decision effectively removes Naval Group and Fincantieri from taking part in the program since the companies never submitted a formal bid, government officials noted.
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Canada to kill Boeing Super Hornet deal
Canada’s Liberal government will announce next week plans to proceed with an interim buy of used F/A-18 Hornets from Australia, dashing Boeing’s hopes of a Super Hornet sale, three sources familiar with the situation told Reuters.
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Take a tour of the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and museum
See all that’s on display at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and museum.
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European firms jointly offer frigate to Canadian government, skipping shipbuilder
That direct offer to the government was reportedly the two European companies’ attempt to overcome a perceived preference by Irving for BAE Systems’ offer of the Type 26 frigate.
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Naval Group, Fincantieri join forces in Canada warship tender
Naval Group and Italian partner Fincantieri have filed a joint bid based on the FREMM multimission frigate in the Canadian tender for 15 warships.
-
Brazil’s Embraer beats out Beechcraft for Philippine aircraft order
Brazilian aircraft manufacturer Embraer has announced a firm order of six A-29 Super Tucano light-attack and advanced training aircraft for the Philippine Air Force.
-
America sold nearly $42B in weapons to foreign countries in 2017
Defense exports for American companies increased 20 percent from the previous fiscal year.
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Did a Finnish minister unilaterally invite the US to ‘unscheduled’ military drills?
Jussi Niinistö has been widely criticized for inviting the U.S. military to “unscheduled exercises” and without using official channels to consult with government colleagues.
-
A digital migraine? How the Americas can step up cybersecurity strategies
Developing joint cyber policies for all the American nations is a major challenge, even without Chinese and Russian activities in the region.
-
F-16 fighter jets to begin journey to Indonesia following US regeneration work
The U.S. Air Force has completed regeneration work on the last of 24 Lockheed Martin F-16 Fighting Falcon aircraft for Indonesia.
-
Bold move backfires as Canada declines Naval Group-Fincantieri frigate offering
Canada’s decision effectively removes Naval Group and Fincantieri from taking part in the program since the companies never submitted a formal bid, government officials noted.
-
Canada to kill Boeing Super Hornet deal
Canada’s Liberal government will announce next week plans to proceed with an interim buy of used F/A-18 Hornets from Australia, dashing Boeing’s hopes of a Super Hornet sale, three sources familiar with the situation told Reuters.
-
Take a tour of the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and museum
See all that’s on display at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and museum.
-
European firms jointly offer frigate to Canadian government, skipping shipbuilder
That direct offer to the government was reportedly the two European companies’ attempt to overcome a perceived preference by Irving for BAE Systems’ offer of the Type 26 frigate.
-
Naval Group, Fincantieri join forces in Canada warship tender
Naval Group and Italian partner Fincantieri have filed a joint bid based on the FREMM multimission frigate in the Canadian tender for 15 warships.
-
Brazil’s Embraer beats out Beechcraft for Philippine aircraft order
Brazilian aircraft manufacturer Embraer has announced a firm order of six A-29 Super Tucano light-attack and advanced training aircraft for the Philippine Air Force.
-
America sold nearly $42B in weapons to foreign countries in 2017
Defense exports for American companies increased 20 percent from the previous fiscal year.
-
Did a Finnish minister unilaterally invite the US to ‘unscheduled’ military drills?
Jussi Niinistö has been widely criticized for inviting the U.S. military to “unscheduled exercises” and without using official channels to consult with government colleagues.
-
A digital migraine? How the Americas can step up cybersecurity strategies
Developing joint cyber policies for all the American nations is a major challenge, even without Chinese and Russian activities in the region.
