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SpaceX launches 10 satellites from US Air Force base
A SpaceX rocket carried 10 communications satellites into orbit from California on Sunday, two days after the company successfully launched a satellite from Florida.
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MQ-9B drone sale for India to be OK’d
The U.S. State Department is in the final stages of clearing the sale of 22 MQ-9 drones to India, with an expectation that U.S. President Donald Trump will announce the sale during the upcoming visit of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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Marine F-35s grounded due to software concerns
F-35B Joint Strike Fighters based at Yuma Air Station in Arizona have been temporarily grounded due to issues with a key support system.
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Terma signs MOU at Paris Air Show, securing future F-35 production
Terma and Marvin Engineering signed a memorandum of understanding at the Paris Air Show, confirming the former’s continued involvement in the production of F-35 Lightning II fighter jets.
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US Navy ballistic missile intercept test fails
The U.S. Navy conducted a failed ballistic missile intercept Wednesday with its SM-3 Block IIA off the coast of Hawaii.
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Lockheed ‘very optimistic’ about Polish helicopter competition
Sikorsky builds the Black Hawk S-70i helicopter at its Polish subsidiary, PZL Mielec, which is seen as helpful in the company’s offer.
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Sniper sustainment contract goes to Lockheed
“This contract is 100 percent foreign military sales to various nations including Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Morocco, Norway, Oman, Poland, Pakistan, Romania, Thailand, Taiwan, Kuwait and Turkey,” according to the Pentagon.
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Japan looks to US to partner on used aircraft resale
As part of Japan’s strategy to expand defense exports, it’s looking to the United States to take part in a cooperation for the resale of used aircraft to Southeast Asia.
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Republican lawmakers set to introduce legislation calling for a 355-ship Navy
Two key Republican lawmakers are set to unveil legislation Thursday that will make it national policy to maintain a 355-ship navy, according to a draft of the legislation obtained by Defense News.
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Trump’s cyber deterrence is a lot like Obama’s
The Trump administration’s approach to cyber deterrence closely mirrors that of the Obama administration’s.
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SpaceX launches 10 satellites from US Air Force base
A SpaceX rocket carried 10 communications satellites into orbit from California on Sunday, two days after the company successfully launched a satellite from Florida.
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MQ-9B drone sale for India to be OK’d
The U.S. State Department is in the final stages of clearing the sale of 22 MQ-9 drones to India, with an expectation that U.S. President Donald Trump will announce the sale during the upcoming visit of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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Marine F-35s grounded due to software concerns
F-35B Joint Strike Fighters based at Yuma Air Station in Arizona have been temporarily grounded due to issues with a key support system.
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Terma signs MOU at Paris Air Show, securing future F-35 production
Terma and Marvin Engineering signed a memorandum of understanding at the Paris Air Show, confirming the former’s continued involvement in the production of F-35 Lightning II fighter jets.
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US Navy ballistic missile intercept test fails
The U.S. Navy conducted a failed ballistic missile intercept Wednesday with its SM-3 Block IIA off the coast of Hawaii.
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Lockheed ‘very optimistic’ about Polish helicopter competition
Sikorsky builds the Black Hawk S-70i helicopter at its Polish subsidiary, PZL Mielec, which is seen as helpful in the company’s offer.
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Sniper sustainment contract goes to Lockheed
“This contract is 100 percent foreign military sales to various nations including Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Morocco, Norway, Oman, Poland, Pakistan, Romania, Thailand, Taiwan, Kuwait and Turkey,” according to the Pentagon.
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Japan looks to US to partner on used aircraft resale
As part of Japan’s strategy to expand defense exports, it’s looking to the United States to take part in a cooperation for the resale of used aircraft to Southeast Asia.
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Republican lawmakers set to introduce legislation calling for a 355-ship Navy
Two key Republican lawmakers are set to unveil legislation Thursday that will make it national policy to maintain a 355-ship navy, according to a draft of the legislation obtained by Defense News.
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Trump’s cyber deterrence is a lot like Obama’s
The Trump administration’s approach to cyber deterrence closely mirrors that of the Obama administration’s.
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SpaceX launches 10 satellites from US Air Force base
A SpaceX rocket carried 10 communications satellites into orbit from California on Sunday, two days after the company successfully launched a satellite from Florida.
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MQ-9B drone sale for India to be OK’d
The U.S. State Department is in the final stages of clearing the sale of 22 MQ-9 drones to India, with an expectation that U.S. President Donald Trump will announce the sale during the upcoming visit of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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Marine F-35s grounded due to software concerns
F-35B Joint Strike Fighters based at Yuma Air Station in Arizona have been temporarily grounded due to issues with a key support system.
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Terma signs MOU at Paris Air Show, securing future F-35 production
Terma and Marvin Engineering signed a memorandum of understanding at the Paris Air Show, confirming the former’s continued involvement in the production of F-35 Lightning II fighter jets.
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US Navy ballistic missile intercept test fails
The U.S. Navy conducted a failed ballistic missile intercept Wednesday with its SM-3 Block IIA off the coast of Hawaii.
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Lockheed ‘very optimistic’ about Polish helicopter competition
Sikorsky builds the Black Hawk S-70i helicopter at its Polish subsidiary, PZL Mielec, which is seen as helpful in the company’s offer.
-
Sniper sustainment contract goes to Lockheed
“This contract is 100 percent foreign military sales to various nations including Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Morocco, Norway, Oman, Poland, Pakistan, Romania, Thailand, Taiwan, Kuwait and Turkey,” according to the Pentagon.
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Japan looks to US to partner on used aircraft resale
As part of Japan’s strategy to expand defense exports, it’s looking to the United States to take part in a cooperation for the resale of used aircraft to Southeast Asia.
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Republican lawmakers set to introduce legislation calling for a 355-ship Navy
Two key Republican lawmakers are set to unveil legislation Thursday that will make it national policy to maintain a 355-ship navy, according to a draft of the legislation obtained by Defense News.
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Trump’s cyber deterrence is a lot like Obama’s
The Trump administration’s approach to cyber deterrence closely mirrors that of the Obama administration’s.
