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Next GPS III Launch Contest Begins
The Air Force hopes that both SpaceX and the United Launch Alliance (ULA) will bid on the contract.
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Taiwan Establishes Submarine Development Center
The new Submarine Development Center will produce a design for the Indigenous Defense Submarine program under a budget of $95 million by the end of this year.
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A Role For DoD’s New Under Secretary
In February 2017 current law requires that DoD establish a new Under Secretary for Business Management and Information. Improving execution management should be one focus for the new office.
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Poland Wants to Play in Franco-German Tank Program
Poland is interested in teaming with Germany and France on a new tank production program.
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Obama Visits Pentagon Thursday for ISIS Briefing
President Barack Obama will travel to the Pentagon Thursday for a meeting on the fight against ISIS.
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JIDA: Iraqis Want Counter-Drone Gear, Layered Security in Baghdad
The Iraqi government and security forces in Baghdad want beefed-up security in the city as well as the ability counter unmanned aircraft threats throughout the country, according to Joint Improvised-Threat Defeat Agency officials.
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Tata Technologies Plans Major Acquisitions Push
Tata Technologies plans to buy a number of secondary and tertiary defense firms in the next four years.
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India, France Move Closer to Rafale Fighter Deal
India and France move closer to concluding a Rafale fighter-jet deal, estimated at around $9 billion, as the two countries have agreed to sign an inter-governmental agreement.
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British Navy Sees Delay In Delivery Of South Korean-Built Tanker
The first of four fleet tankers being built in South Korea to support Royal Navy operations still has not been accepted by the British Ministry of Defence, seven months after it was due to be handed over.
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India Cancels Deal for Six Airbus Tankers
India has withdrawn the tender for a much-awaited contract for the purchase of six multi-role tanker transport (MRTT) aircraft with Airbus Defence and Space, worth more than $1 billion, on grounds of the planes’ high operational cost.
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Next GPS III Launch Contest Begins
The Air Force hopes that both SpaceX and the United Launch Alliance (ULA) will bid on the contract.
-
Taiwan Establishes Submarine Development Center
The new Submarine Development Center will produce a design for the Indigenous Defense Submarine program under a budget of $95 million by the end of this year.
-
A Role For DoD’s New Under Secretary
In February 2017 current law requires that DoD establish a new Under Secretary for Business Management and Information. Improving execution management should be one focus for the new office.
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Poland Wants to Play in Franco-German Tank Program
Poland is interested in teaming with Germany and France on a new tank production program.
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Obama Visits Pentagon Thursday for ISIS Briefing
President Barack Obama will travel to the Pentagon Thursday for a meeting on the fight against ISIS.
-
JIDA: Iraqis Want Counter-Drone Gear, Layered Security in Baghdad
The Iraqi government and security forces in Baghdad want beefed-up security in the city as well as the ability counter unmanned aircraft threats throughout the country, according to Joint Improvised-Threat Defeat Agency officials.
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Tata Technologies Plans Major Acquisitions Push
Tata Technologies plans to buy a number of secondary and tertiary defense firms in the next four years.
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India, France Move Closer to Rafale Fighter Deal
India and France move closer to concluding a Rafale fighter-jet deal, estimated at around $9 billion, as the two countries have agreed to sign an inter-governmental agreement.
-
British Navy Sees Delay In Delivery Of South Korean-Built Tanker
The first of four fleet tankers being built in South Korea to support Royal Navy operations still has not been accepted by the British Ministry of Defence, seven months after it was due to be handed over.
-
India Cancels Deal for Six Airbus Tankers
India has withdrawn the tender for a much-awaited contract for the purchase of six multi-role tanker transport (MRTT) aircraft with Airbus Defence and Space, worth more than $1 billion, on grounds of the planes’ high operational cost.
-
Next GPS III Launch Contest Begins
The Air Force hopes that both SpaceX and the United Launch Alliance (ULA) will bid on the contract.
-
Taiwan Establishes Submarine Development Center
The new Submarine Development Center will produce a design for the Indigenous Defense Submarine program under a budget of $95 million by the end of this year.
-
A Role For DoD’s New Under Secretary
In February 2017 current law requires that DoD establish a new Under Secretary for Business Management and Information. Improving execution management should be one focus for the new office.
-
Poland Wants to Play in Franco-German Tank Program
Poland is interested in teaming with Germany and France on a new tank production program.
-
Obama Visits Pentagon Thursday for ISIS Briefing
President Barack Obama will travel to the Pentagon Thursday for a meeting on the fight against ISIS.
-
JIDA: Iraqis Want Counter-Drone Gear, Layered Security in Baghdad
The Iraqi government and security forces in Baghdad want beefed-up security in the city as well as the ability counter unmanned aircraft threats throughout the country, according to Joint Improvised-Threat Defeat Agency officials.
-
Tata Technologies Plans Major Acquisitions Push
Tata Technologies plans to buy a number of secondary and tertiary defense firms in the next four years.
-
India, France Move Closer to Rafale Fighter Deal
India and France move closer to concluding a Rafale fighter-jet deal, estimated at around $9 billion, as the two countries have agreed to sign an inter-governmental agreement.
-
British Navy Sees Delay In Delivery Of South Korean-Built Tanker
The first of four fleet tankers being built in South Korea to support Royal Navy operations still has not been accepted by the British Ministry of Defence, seven months after it was due to be handed over.
-
India Cancels Deal for Six Airbus Tankers
India has withdrawn the tender for a much-awaited contract for the purchase of six multi-role tanker transport (MRTT) aircraft with Airbus Defence and Space, worth more than $1 billion, on grounds of the planes’ high operational cost.
