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Air Force Kicks Off Competitions for Two Critical Nuclear Programs
The Air Force plans to award contracts for two key nuclear programs late in fiscal year 2017.
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Poland Seeks Bilateral Agreements to Grow Defense Industry
Poland wants to develop bilateral relations with other European nations in order to grow its domestic defense industry.
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Report: US Aid For Israel Missile Defense Competes With MDA Priorities
US funding for its own missile defense development and Israeli missile defense aid is in competition for limited dollars, a new report from a Washington think tank released Friday finds.
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Joint Force 2035: Lasers, Biotech and Global Instability
A new document from the Joint Chiefs warns of global instability and technological proliferation in 2035.
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China Outfitting MA60 Military Variant With P&W Canada Engines
The commercial airliner is powered by two Pratt & Whitney Canada PW127J turboprop engines.
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US To Return Land to Japan Used for Jungle Training
The partial return of the Northern Training Area is one portion of other initiatives and agreements with Japan to consolidate US military facilities on Okinawa.
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US Monitoring Plane Makes Emergency Landing in Russia
A US surveillance plane made and emergency landing in Russia Wednesday, following an issue with the landing gear.
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Sloppy Oversight Alleged in Afghan Army Vehicle-Maintenance Program
Due to sloppy management of an Afghan National Army vehicle maintenance program, the cost to maintain vehicles has risen significantly and made it difficult for the ANA to carry out military operations, the Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction John Sopko finds.
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Netherlands, Luxembourg Pitch In Two Airbus Tankers For NATO Fleet
A deal to equip NATO with a fleet of A330 MRTT air-to-air refueling aircraft has been signed by Airbus and OCCAR.
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BAE: Brexit Vote Will Have No Short-Term Impact on Revenue
BAE Systems’ first-half results show a small rise in revenues compared to 2015, despite the UK’s vote to leave the European Union.
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Air Force Kicks Off Competitions for Two Critical Nuclear Programs
The Air Force plans to award contracts for two key nuclear programs late in fiscal year 2017.
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Poland Seeks Bilateral Agreements to Grow Defense Industry
Poland wants to develop bilateral relations with other European nations in order to grow its domestic defense industry.
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Report: US Aid For Israel Missile Defense Competes With MDA Priorities
US funding for its own missile defense development and Israeli missile defense aid is in competition for limited dollars, a new report from a Washington think tank released Friday finds.
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Joint Force 2035: Lasers, Biotech and Global Instability
A new document from the Joint Chiefs warns of global instability and technological proliferation in 2035.
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China Outfitting MA60 Military Variant With P&W Canada Engines
The commercial airliner is powered by two Pratt & Whitney Canada PW127J turboprop engines.
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US To Return Land to Japan Used for Jungle Training
The partial return of the Northern Training Area is one portion of other initiatives and agreements with Japan to consolidate US military facilities on Okinawa.
-
US Monitoring Plane Makes Emergency Landing in Russia
A US surveillance plane made and emergency landing in Russia Wednesday, following an issue with the landing gear.
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Sloppy Oversight Alleged in Afghan Army Vehicle-Maintenance Program
Due to sloppy management of an Afghan National Army vehicle maintenance program, the cost to maintain vehicles has risen significantly and made it difficult for the ANA to carry out military operations, the Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction John Sopko finds.
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Netherlands, Luxembourg Pitch In Two Airbus Tankers For NATO Fleet
A deal to equip NATO with a fleet of A330 MRTT air-to-air refueling aircraft has been signed by Airbus and OCCAR.
-
BAE: Brexit Vote Will Have No Short-Term Impact on Revenue
BAE Systems’ first-half results show a small rise in revenues compared to 2015, despite the UK’s vote to leave the European Union.
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Air Force Kicks Off Competitions for Two Critical Nuclear Programs
The Air Force plans to award contracts for two key nuclear programs late in fiscal year 2017.
-
Poland Seeks Bilateral Agreements to Grow Defense Industry
Poland wants to develop bilateral relations with other European nations in order to grow its domestic defense industry.
-
Report: US Aid For Israel Missile Defense Competes With MDA Priorities
US funding for its own missile defense development and Israeli missile defense aid is in competition for limited dollars, a new report from a Washington think tank released Friday finds.
-
Joint Force 2035: Lasers, Biotech and Global Instability
A new document from the Joint Chiefs warns of global instability and technological proliferation in 2035.
-
China Outfitting MA60 Military Variant With P&W Canada Engines
The commercial airliner is powered by two Pratt & Whitney Canada PW127J turboprop engines.
-
US To Return Land to Japan Used for Jungle Training
The partial return of the Northern Training Area is one portion of other initiatives and agreements with Japan to consolidate US military facilities on Okinawa.
-
US Monitoring Plane Makes Emergency Landing in Russia
A US surveillance plane made and emergency landing in Russia Wednesday, following an issue with the landing gear.
-
Sloppy Oversight Alleged in Afghan Army Vehicle-Maintenance Program
Due to sloppy management of an Afghan National Army vehicle maintenance program, the cost to maintain vehicles has risen significantly and made it difficult for the ANA to carry out military operations, the Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction John Sopko finds.
-
Netherlands, Luxembourg Pitch In Two Airbus Tankers For NATO Fleet
A deal to equip NATO with a fleet of A330 MRTT air-to-air refueling aircraft has been signed by Airbus and OCCAR.
-
BAE: Brexit Vote Will Have No Short-Term Impact on Revenue
BAE Systems’ first-half results show a small rise in revenues compared to 2015, despite the UK’s vote to leave the European Union.
