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India’s L&T, Samsung Team Up For $700 Million Howitzer Deal
In the biggest-ever order for India’s private sector, Larsen & Toubro (L&T) has won a $700 million contract to produce 100 tracked 155mm howitzer guns at Indian facilities, jointly with Samsung of South Korea, for use by the Indian army.
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Q&A: Air Force Gen. Frank Gorenc on Shifting Europe Priorities
The commander of US Air Forces in Europe talks Russia, F-35 before his retirement later this summer.
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Dems Press GOP on Trump’s Fitness to be President Amid NATO Backlash
Using Donald Trump’s controversial remarks on the NATO alliance as ammunition, Democrats plan to pressure Republican candidates to take a position on Trump’s fitness to be commander-in-chief.
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Poland, Slovakia Discuss AMV Acquisition Amid Conflicting Reports
The negotiations come following Slovak news reports on plans by Slovakia’s Defence Ministry to scrap the acquisition.
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Germany to Lease Israeli ‘Heron’ Drone for Mali Operations
The German armed forces will lease three Israeli-built Heron 1 unarmed surveillance drones to support the Bundeswehr mission in Mali.
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Washington and Moscow: Together on Syria?
Secretary of State John Kerry says the US and Russia agreed to steps that could encourage peace in Syria. But the absence of an American “or else” does not increase its prospects.
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New Details of North Korean Spy Radio Messages Emerge
A North Korean broadcast of numbers on June 24 ended a 16-year sojourn that is surprising many who thought Pyongyang had given up on the old spy trick.
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Italy Keeps Eye on Mediterranean With New ATR 72
Italy risks losing its maritime patrol reach in the Mediterranean. Its aging fleet of Atlantiques are to go out of service as Italy struggles to find spare parts.
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Boeing Racks Up Another $393M In Cost Overruns On KC-46 Program
New charges on the KC-46 program bring up Boeing’s total cost overruns to about $1.9 billion.
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DOD Weapons Tester Blasts Army Radio Ahead of Production Decision
The Pentagon’s chief weapons tester has delivered a scathing report on the Mid-Tier Networking Vehicular Radio (MNVR), just as the US Army prepares to make a production decision for the system.
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India’s L&T, Samsung Team Up For $700 Million Howitzer Deal
In the biggest-ever order for India’s private sector, Larsen & Toubro (L&T) has won a $700 million contract to produce 100 tracked 155mm howitzer guns at Indian facilities, jointly with Samsung of South Korea, for use by the Indian army.
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Q&A: Air Force Gen. Frank Gorenc on Shifting Europe Priorities
The commander of US Air Forces in Europe talks Russia, F-35 before his retirement later this summer.
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Dems Press GOP on Trump’s Fitness to be President Amid NATO Backlash
Using Donald Trump’s controversial remarks on the NATO alliance as ammunition, Democrats plan to pressure Republican candidates to take a position on Trump’s fitness to be commander-in-chief.
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Poland, Slovakia Discuss AMV Acquisition Amid Conflicting Reports
The negotiations come following Slovak news reports on plans by Slovakia’s Defence Ministry to scrap the acquisition.
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Germany to Lease Israeli ‘Heron’ Drone for Mali Operations
The German armed forces will lease three Israeli-built Heron 1 unarmed surveillance drones to support the Bundeswehr mission in Mali.
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Washington and Moscow: Together on Syria?
Secretary of State John Kerry says the US and Russia agreed to steps that could encourage peace in Syria. But the absence of an American “or else” does not increase its prospects.
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New Details of North Korean Spy Radio Messages Emerge
A North Korean broadcast of numbers on June 24 ended a 16-year sojourn that is surprising many who thought Pyongyang had given up on the old spy trick.
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Italy Keeps Eye on Mediterranean With New ATR 72
Italy risks losing its maritime patrol reach in the Mediterranean. Its aging fleet of Atlantiques are to go out of service as Italy struggles to find spare parts.
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Boeing Racks Up Another $393M In Cost Overruns On KC-46 Program
New charges on the KC-46 program bring up Boeing’s total cost overruns to about $1.9 billion.
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DOD Weapons Tester Blasts Army Radio Ahead of Production Decision
The Pentagon’s chief weapons tester has delivered a scathing report on the Mid-Tier Networking Vehicular Radio (MNVR), just as the US Army prepares to make a production decision for the system.
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India’s L&T, Samsung Team Up For $700 Million Howitzer Deal
In the biggest-ever order for India’s private sector, Larsen & Toubro (L&T) has won a $700 million contract to produce 100 tracked 155mm howitzer guns at Indian facilities, jointly with Samsung of South Korea, for use by the Indian army.
-
Q&A: Air Force Gen. Frank Gorenc on Shifting Europe Priorities
The commander of US Air Forces in Europe talks Russia, F-35 before his retirement later this summer.
-
Dems Press GOP on Trump’s Fitness to be President Amid NATO Backlash
Using Donald Trump’s controversial remarks on the NATO alliance as ammunition, Democrats plan to pressure Republican candidates to take a position on Trump’s fitness to be commander-in-chief.
-
Poland, Slovakia Discuss AMV Acquisition Amid Conflicting Reports
The negotiations come following Slovak news reports on plans by Slovakia’s Defence Ministry to scrap the acquisition.
-
Germany to Lease Israeli ‘Heron’ Drone for Mali Operations
The German armed forces will lease three Israeli-built Heron 1 unarmed surveillance drones to support the Bundeswehr mission in Mali.
-
Washington and Moscow: Together on Syria?
Secretary of State John Kerry says the US and Russia agreed to steps that could encourage peace in Syria. But the absence of an American “or else” does not increase its prospects.
-
New Details of North Korean Spy Radio Messages Emerge
A North Korean broadcast of numbers on June 24 ended a 16-year sojourn that is surprising many who thought Pyongyang had given up on the old spy trick.
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Italy Keeps Eye on Mediterranean With New ATR 72
Italy risks losing its maritime patrol reach in the Mediterranean. Its aging fleet of Atlantiques are to go out of service as Italy struggles to find spare parts.
-
Boeing Racks Up Another $393M In Cost Overruns On KC-46 Program
New charges on the KC-46 program bring up Boeing’s total cost overruns to about $1.9 billion.
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DOD Weapons Tester Blasts Army Radio Ahead of Production Decision
The Pentagon’s chief weapons tester has delivered a scathing report on the Mid-Tier Networking Vehicular Radio (MNVR), just as the US Army prepares to make a production decision for the system.
