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Counter-drone firm Sensofusion gains strategic foothold in US
Sensofusion is hoping to utilize a large percentage of the revenues generated from the commercialization of the Airfence system to both establish a fixed research and development unit presence in the United States and expand its product development operations — serving global markets — in its home Finnish market.
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Military orbiter’s landing rattles Florida with sonic boom
U.S. military officials say an unmanned aircraft orbiting Earth since May 2015 has landed in Florida.
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Canadian defense minister: Helo upgrades worth the billions
Upgrades to Canada’s helicopter fleets that would cost more than CAN $2 billion have been identified as key programs for funding, according to the country’s defense minister.
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Navy stands up Triton drone training facility
The Navy has opened a facility that will train sailors to fly the MQ-4C Triton.
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Flying Trump to Mar-a-Lago on Air Force One twice cost at least $1.2 million
A pair of President Donald Trump’s recent weekend trips to his Mar-a-Lago resort cost taxpayers more than $1.2 million, new documents released by a conservative group show.
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US House sends budget deal to Senate
The U.S. House approved spending legislation through September, with a $15 billion bump for defense, expected to sail though the Senate to the president’s desk.
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RCO: Electronic warfare capability hits European soil
The Army’s Rapid Capabilities Office has sent its near-term electronic warfare capability solution to Europe, and soldiers there will get a chance to put it to the test this summer, said RCO Director Doug Wiltsie.
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Minuteman III test-fired from California coastal base
An unarmed missile capable of sending a nuclear bomb across the world was launched Wednesday from California amid rising tensions between the U.S. and North Korea.
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Experts clash over India-US relations under Trump
Experts disagree over the state of India-U.S. defensive and strategic ties under the Trump administration, with one asserting “the warmth seen under [the] Obama administration is missing,” and another claiming that “there is no indication of major deviances from the Obama administration.”
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As Wall Street gets used to Trump, defense firms lay off affordability message
Defense News tracked how many times defense companies talked about affordability during earnings calls. Here’s what we found.
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Counter-drone firm Sensofusion gains strategic foothold in US
Sensofusion is hoping to utilize a large percentage of the revenues generated from the commercialization of the Airfence system to both establish a fixed research and development unit presence in the United States and expand its product development operations — serving global markets — in its home Finnish market.
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Military orbiter’s landing rattles Florida with sonic boom
U.S. military officials say an unmanned aircraft orbiting Earth since May 2015 has landed in Florida.
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Canadian defense minister: Helo upgrades worth the billions
Upgrades to Canada’s helicopter fleets that would cost more than CAN $2 billion have been identified as key programs for funding, according to the country’s defense minister.
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Navy stands up Triton drone training facility
The Navy has opened a facility that will train sailors to fly the MQ-4C Triton.
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Flying Trump to Mar-a-Lago on Air Force One twice cost at least $1.2 million
A pair of President Donald Trump’s recent weekend trips to his Mar-a-Lago resort cost taxpayers more than $1.2 million, new documents released by a conservative group show.
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US House sends budget deal to Senate
The U.S. House approved spending legislation through September, with a $15 billion bump for defense, expected to sail though the Senate to the president’s desk.
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RCO: Electronic warfare capability hits European soil
The Army’s Rapid Capabilities Office has sent its near-term electronic warfare capability solution to Europe, and soldiers there will get a chance to put it to the test this summer, said RCO Director Doug Wiltsie.
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Minuteman III test-fired from California coastal base
An unarmed missile capable of sending a nuclear bomb across the world was launched Wednesday from California amid rising tensions between the U.S. and North Korea.
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Experts clash over India-US relations under Trump
Experts disagree over the state of India-U.S. defensive and strategic ties under the Trump administration, with one asserting “the warmth seen under [the] Obama administration is missing,” and another claiming that “there is no indication of major deviances from the Obama administration.”
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As Wall Street gets used to Trump, defense firms lay off affordability message
Defense News tracked how many times defense companies talked about affordability during earnings calls. Here’s what we found.
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Counter-drone firm Sensofusion gains strategic foothold in US
Sensofusion is hoping to utilize a large percentage of the revenues generated from the commercialization of the Airfence system to both establish a fixed research and development unit presence in the United States and expand its product development operations — serving global markets — in its home Finnish market.
-
Military orbiter’s landing rattles Florida with sonic boom
U.S. military officials say an unmanned aircraft orbiting Earth since May 2015 has landed in Florida.
-
Canadian defense minister: Helo upgrades worth the billions
Upgrades to Canada’s helicopter fleets that would cost more than CAN $2 billion have been identified as key programs for funding, according to the country’s defense minister.
-
Navy stands up Triton drone training facility
The Navy has opened a facility that will train sailors to fly the MQ-4C Triton.
-
Flying Trump to Mar-a-Lago on Air Force One twice cost at least $1.2 million
A pair of President Donald Trump’s recent weekend trips to his Mar-a-Lago resort cost taxpayers more than $1.2 million, new documents released by a conservative group show.
-
US House sends budget deal to Senate
The U.S. House approved spending legislation through September, with a $15 billion bump for defense, expected to sail though the Senate to the president’s desk.
-
RCO: Electronic warfare capability hits European soil
The Army’s Rapid Capabilities Office has sent its near-term electronic warfare capability solution to Europe, and soldiers there will get a chance to put it to the test this summer, said RCO Director Doug Wiltsie.
-
Minuteman III test-fired from California coastal base
An unarmed missile capable of sending a nuclear bomb across the world was launched Wednesday from California amid rising tensions between the U.S. and North Korea.
-
Experts clash over India-US relations under Trump
Experts disagree over the state of India-U.S. defensive and strategic ties under the Trump administration, with one asserting “the warmth seen under [the] Obama administration is missing,” and another claiming that “there is no indication of major deviances from the Obama administration.”
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As Wall Street gets used to Trump, defense firms lay off affordability message
Defense News tracked how many times defense companies talked about affordability during earnings calls. Here’s what we found.
