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British Laser Gun Development Held Up By Industry Protest
Announcement of a contract award to MBDA to build a laser-directed energy weapon demonstrator for the British Ministry of Defence has been held up by a protest.
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Back to the Future: Company Looks to Sell Hoverboards to Military
A US company currently in the explosives-trace-detection business is in the process of acquiring a French hoverboard company that it hopes will excite the defense, security and commercial markets.
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Israeli Navy To Equip Surface Fleet With Rapid-Fire Guns
The Israeli Navy is in contract negotiations with the US Navy to purchase 76mm rapid-fire guns.
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India Considers Venture Capital Funds To Discharge Offsets
Overseas defense companies could invest in select Indian venture capital funds to discharge compulsory defense offsets if a proposal, currently under consideration, is implemented by the Indian Ministry of Defence.
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Israeli Navy Marks Milestones at German Shipyards
Two teams of Israeli Navy specialists are working with German shipyards to support Israel’s naval defense needs.
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Israeli Navy Eyes Next Threat: Narco-Subs
The Israeli Navy is preparing for its next challenge: small, stealthy narco-submarines.
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US Air Force FMS Changes Coming Soon
The US Air Force plans to unveil changes to its foreign military sales process in the coming weeks.
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Turkish, German, Malaysian Firms in Armor Venture
Turkey’s BMC, Germany’s Rheinmetall AG and the Malaysia-based Etika Strategi announced that they launched a Turkey-based joint venture with a view to cooperation in armored solutions.
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US Air Force Secretary Skeptical of No-First-Use Nuclear Policy
Air Force Secretary Deborah Lee James would be “concerned” if the US implemented a formal no-first-use policy for nuclear weapons.
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Mixed Reviews on EU Plan to Use Commercial Space Assets for Military
The European Commission’s first-ever space policy, currently in draft form but to be finalized this fall, proposes more civil-military synergies in European space systems.
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British Laser Gun Development Held Up By Industry Protest
Announcement of a contract award to MBDA to build a laser-directed energy weapon demonstrator for the British Ministry of Defence has been held up by a protest.
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Back to the Future: Company Looks to Sell Hoverboards to Military
A US company currently in the explosives-trace-detection business is in the process of acquiring a French hoverboard company that it hopes will excite the defense, security and commercial markets.
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Israeli Navy To Equip Surface Fleet With Rapid-Fire Guns
The Israeli Navy is in contract negotiations with the US Navy to purchase 76mm rapid-fire guns.
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India Considers Venture Capital Funds To Discharge Offsets
Overseas defense companies could invest in select Indian venture capital funds to discharge compulsory defense offsets if a proposal, currently under consideration, is implemented by the Indian Ministry of Defence.
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Israeli Navy Marks Milestones at German Shipyards
Two teams of Israeli Navy specialists are working with German shipyards to support Israel’s naval defense needs.
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Israeli Navy Eyes Next Threat: Narco-Subs
The Israeli Navy is preparing for its next challenge: small, stealthy narco-submarines.
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US Air Force FMS Changes Coming Soon
The US Air Force plans to unveil changes to its foreign military sales process in the coming weeks.
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Turkish, German, Malaysian Firms in Armor Venture
Turkey’s BMC, Germany’s Rheinmetall AG and the Malaysia-based Etika Strategi announced that they launched a Turkey-based joint venture with a view to cooperation in armored solutions.
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US Air Force Secretary Skeptical of No-First-Use Nuclear Policy
Air Force Secretary Deborah Lee James would be “concerned” if the US implemented a formal no-first-use policy for nuclear weapons.
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Mixed Reviews on EU Plan to Use Commercial Space Assets for Military
The European Commission’s first-ever space policy, currently in draft form but to be finalized this fall, proposes more civil-military synergies in European space systems.
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British Laser Gun Development Held Up By Industry Protest
Announcement of a contract award to MBDA to build a laser-directed energy weapon demonstrator for the British Ministry of Defence has been held up by a protest.
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Back to the Future: Company Looks to Sell Hoverboards to Military
A US company currently in the explosives-trace-detection business is in the process of acquiring a French hoverboard company that it hopes will excite the defense, security and commercial markets.
-
Israeli Navy To Equip Surface Fleet With Rapid-Fire Guns
The Israeli Navy is in contract negotiations with the US Navy to purchase 76mm rapid-fire guns.
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India Considers Venture Capital Funds To Discharge Offsets
Overseas defense companies could invest in select Indian venture capital funds to discharge compulsory defense offsets if a proposal, currently under consideration, is implemented by the Indian Ministry of Defence.
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Israeli Navy Marks Milestones at German Shipyards
Two teams of Israeli Navy specialists are working with German shipyards to support Israel’s naval defense needs.
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Israeli Navy Eyes Next Threat: Narco-Subs
The Israeli Navy is preparing for its next challenge: small, stealthy narco-submarines.
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US Air Force FMS Changes Coming Soon
The US Air Force plans to unveil changes to its foreign military sales process in the coming weeks.
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Turkish, German, Malaysian Firms in Armor Venture
Turkey’s BMC, Germany’s Rheinmetall AG and the Malaysia-based Etika Strategi announced that they launched a Turkey-based joint venture with a view to cooperation in armored solutions.
-
US Air Force Secretary Skeptical of No-First-Use Nuclear Policy
Air Force Secretary Deborah Lee James would be “concerned” if the US implemented a formal no-first-use policy for nuclear weapons.
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Mixed Reviews on EU Plan to Use Commercial Space Assets for Military
The European Commission’s first-ever space policy, currently in draft form but to be finalized this fall, proposes more civil-military synergies in European space systems.
