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Lockheed Presses For International Missile-Defense Sales
The defense prime has its eyes locked on missile defense opportunities in the Middle East and Europe.
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Senators Urge Obama To Cancel Nuclear Cruise Missile
A group of ten Democratic senators have penned a letter to US President Barack Obama urging him to cancel development of a new nuclear-capable cruise missile.
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UK Nuclear Sub Dinged in Collision With Merchant Vessel
One of the Royal Navy’s newest nuclear submarines has collided with a merchant vessel off the coast of Gibraltar.
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Air Force to Certify Scorpion Jet, Broadening Its International Appeal
The move marks the first time the Air Force will test the airworthiness of an aircraft that is currently not planned to be in its inventory.
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Growing Threats Require Critical Upper Tier Missile Defense Capabilities
As adversaries and near-peer competitors invest in in next-gen ballistic missile capabilities, the US government is moving forward with a budget that stands to weaken our upper tier missile defense arsenal.
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Japan Secures SM-2 Missiles for Destroyers
The US State Department has approved an $821 million sale of 246 SM-2 air defense missiles for deployment on six of Japan’s destroyers.
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Canada Casts Wide Net in Search for Fighter-Jet Replacements
The Canadian government has issued a request for information from aerospace firms about the types of fighter aircraft they could provide, a signal that an earlier proposal to acquire Boeing Super Hornet jets on an interim
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Lockheed’s Cash Flow Hurt by Stalled F-35 Negotiations
Lockheed has spent almost $1 billion of its own funds on F-35 production as contract negotiations drag on.
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US Approves $785M Bombs Package for UAE
The US State Department has approved a possible foreign military sale to the United Arab Emirates for over 14,000 Paveway guided bombs and Joint Direct Attack Munition kits worth an estimated $785 million.
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Poland Plans To Spend $21B on Drones, Helos, Air Defense, Subs
The Polish Ministry of Defense aims to spend at least 83 billion zloty (US $21 billion) on acquisitions of new weapons and military equipment for the country’s armed forces, according to Poland’s Deputy Defense Minister Bartosz
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Lockheed Presses For International Missile-Defense Sales
The defense prime has its eyes locked on missile defense opportunities in the Middle East and Europe.
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Senators Urge Obama To Cancel Nuclear Cruise Missile
A group of ten Democratic senators have penned a letter to US President Barack Obama urging him to cancel development of a new nuclear-capable cruise missile.
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UK Nuclear Sub Dinged in Collision With Merchant Vessel
One of the Royal Navy’s newest nuclear submarines has collided with a merchant vessel off the coast of Gibraltar.
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Air Force to Certify Scorpion Jet, Broadening Its International Appeal
The move marks the first time the Air Force will test the airworthiness of an aircraft that is currently not planned to be in its inventory.
-
Growing Threats Require Critical Upper Tier Missile Defense Capabilities
As adversaries and near-peer competitors invest in in next-gen ballistic missile capabilities, the US government is moving forward with a budget that stands to weaken our upper tier missile defense arsenal.
-
Japan Secures SM-2 Missiles for Destroyers
The US State Department has approved an $821 million sale of 246 SM-2 air defense missiles for deployment on six of Japan’s destroyers.
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Canada Casts Wide Net in Search for Fighter-Jet Replacements
The Canadian government has issued a request for information from aerospace firms about the types of fighter aircraft they could provide, a signal that an earlier proposal to acquire Boeing Super Hornet jets on an interim
-
Lockheed’s Cash Flow Hurt by Stalled F-35 Negotiations
Lockheed has spent almost $1 billion of its own funds on F-35 production as contract negotiations drag on.
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US Approves $785M Bombs Package for UAE
The US State Department has approved a possible foreign military sale to the United Arab Emirates for over 14,000 Paveway guided bombs and Joint Direct Attack Munition kits worth an estimated $785 million.
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Poland Plans To Spend $21B on Drones, Helos, Air Defense, Subs
The Polish Ministry of Defense aims to spend at least 83 billion zloty (US $21 billion) on acquisitions of new weapons and military equipment for the country’s armed forces, according to Poland’s Deputy Defense Minister Bartosz
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Lockheed Presses For International Missile-Defense Sales
The defense prime has its eyes locked on missile defense opportunities in the Middle East and Europe.
-
Senators Urge Obama To Cancel Nuclear Cruise Missile
A group of ten Democratic senators have penned a letter to US President Barack Obama urging him to cancel development of a new nuclear-capable cruise missile.
-
UK Nuclear Sub Dinged in Collision With Merchant Vessel
One of the Royal Navy’s newest nuclear submarines has collided with a merchant vessel off the coast of Gibraltar.
-
Air Force to Certify Scorpion Jet, Broadening Its International Appeal
The move marks the first time the Air Force will test the airworthiness of an aircraft that is currently not planned to be in its inventory.
-
Growing Threats Require Critical Upper Tier Missile Defense Capabilities
As adversaries and near-peer competitors invest in in next-gen ballistic missile capabilities, the US government is moving forward with a budget that stands to weaken our upper tier missile defense arsenal.
-
Japan Secures SM-2 Missiles for Destroyers
The US State Department has approved an $821 million sale of 246 SM-2 air defense missiles for deployment on six of Japan’s destroyers.
-
Canada Casts Wide Net in Search for Fighter-Jet Replacements
The Canadian government has issued a request for information from aerospace firms about the types of fighter aircraft they could provide, a signal that an earlier proposal to acquire Boeing Super Hornet jets on an interim
-
Lockheed’s Cash Flow Hurt by Stalled F-35 Negotiations
Lockheed has spent almost $1 billion of its own funds on F-35 production as contract negotiations drag on.
-
US Approves $785M Bombs Package for UAE
The US State Department has approved a possible foreign military sale to the United Arab Emirates for over 14,000 Paveway guided bombs and Joint Direct Attack Munition kits worth an estimated $785 million.
-
Poland Plans To Spend $21B on Drones, Helos, Air Defense, Subs
The Polish Ministry of Defense aims to spend at least 83 billion zloty (US $21 billion) on acquisitions of new weapons and military equipment for the country’s armed forces, according to Poland’s Deputy Defense Minister Bartosz
