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Leonardo Lands Tech Deal to Support Japan Military
News of an export win for its Identification Friend or Foe technology in Japan came after another deal for the technology with the UK was announced.
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Senate Democrats Block DoD Spending Bill, Seeking Omnibus
With their blockage of defense appropriations, Democrats are signaling that they are done with the process for passing individual appropriations bills and want to negotiate an omnibus.
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Raytheon Touts Patriot Anti-Missile Performance in Yemen War
Raytheon has claimed a Patriot anti-missile system used by Saudi Arabia has had a “100 percent success rate” in intercepting missile attacks by Yemeni rebels.
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Merlin Helicopters To Fly From Queen Elizabeth in March 2017
The Merlins are expected to start low risk, simple flights from the Queen Elizabeth next March.
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Raytheon Eyes Additional Missions for Air Force Trainer Jet
A Raytheon representative said the US Air Force might yet look to extend the use of its new T-X jet trainer as an aggressor aircraft.
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HAL, Safran in Joint Venture for Helicopter Engine Support Center
Hindustan Aeronautics Limited and Safran will form a dedicated joint venture company in India to create a helicopter engine support center aimed at domestic and worldwide needs.
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Official: Cyber Requirements Remain Complex for OCX
Raytheon’s recent Nunn-McCurdy breach on the OCX program was precipitated in part by the rapidly evolving cyber world.
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Future Deterrence Frameworks for the GCC
To address their core, external security concerns, several Arab Gulf states, with the help of the United States and other Western nations, have focused on maintaining their qualitative military edge over Iran.
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Manila Wins South China Sea Arbitration Case at The Hague
The international Permanent Court of Arbitration today found China in violation oft he 1982 United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS), capping a case filed by the Philippines in 2013 over territorial disputes in the South China Sea.
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Turkish Policy Changes May Mean Bigger Defense Business
Turkey has not taken any “official or unofficial” steps to normalize its ties with Egypt, even as it works to improve ties with Israel and Russia.
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Leonardo Lands Tech Deal to Support Japan Military
News of an export win for its Identification Friend or Foe technology in Japan came after another deal for the technology with the UK was announced.
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Senate Democrats Block DoD Spending Bill, Seeking Omnibus
With their blockage of defense appropriations, Democrats are signaling that they are done with the process for passing individual appropriations bills and want to negotiate an omnibus.
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Raytheon Touts Patriot Anti-Missile Performance in Yemen War
Raytheon has claimed a Patriot anti-missile system used by Saudi Arabia has had a “100 percent success rate” in intercepting missile attacks by Yemeni rebels.
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Merlin Helicopters To Fly From Queen Elizabeth in March 2017
The Merlins are expected to start low risk, simple flights from the Queen Elizabeth next March.
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Raytheon Eyes Additional Missions for Air Force Trainer Jet
A Raytheon representative said the US Air Force might yet look to extend the use of its new T-X jet trainer as an aggressor aircraft.
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HAL, Safran in Joint Venture for Helicopter Engine Support Center
Hindustan Aeronautics Limited and Safran will form a dedicated joint venture company in India to create a helicopter engine support center aimed at domestic and worldwide needs.
-
Official: Cyber Requirements Remain Complex for OCX
Raytheon’s recent Nunn-McCurdy breach on the OCX program was precipitated in part by the rapidly evolving cyber world.
-
Future Deterrence Frameworks for the GCC
To address their core, external security concerns, several Arab Gulf states, with the help of the United States and other Western nations, have focused on maintaining their qualitative military edge over Iran.
-
Manila Wins South China Sea Arbitration Case at The Hague
The international Permanent Court of Arbitration today found China in violation oft he 1982 United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS), capping a case filed by the Philippines in 2013 over territorial disputes in the South China Sea.
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Turkish Policy Changes May Mean Bigger Defense Business
Turkey has not taken any “official or unofficial” steps to normalize its ties with Egypt, even as it works to improve ties with Israel and Russia.
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Leonardo Lands Tech Deal to Support Japan Military
News of an export win for its Identification Friend or Foe technology in Japan came after another deal for the technology with the UK was announced.
-
Senate Democrats Block DoD Spending Bill, Seeking Omnibus
With their blockage of defense appropriations, Democrats are signaling that they are done with the process for passing individual appropriations bills and want to negotiate an omnibus.
-
Raytheon Touts Patriot Anti-Missile Performance in Yemen War
Raytheon has claimed a Patriot anti-missile system used by Saudi Arabia has had a “100 percent success rate” in intercepting missile attacks by Yemeni rebels.
-
Merlin Helicopters To Fly From Queen Elizabeth in March 2017
The Merlins are expected to start low risk, simple flights from the Queen Elizabeth next March.
-
Raytheon Eyes Additional Missions for Air Force Trainer Jet
A Raytheon representative said the US Air Force might yet look to extend the use of its new T-X jet trainer as an aggressor aircraft.
-
HAL, Safran in Joint Venture for Helicopter Engine Support Center
Hindustan Aeronautics Limited and Safran will form a dedicated joint venture company in India to create a helicopter engine support center aimed at domestic and worldwide needs.
-
Official: Cyber Requirements Remain Complex for OCX
Raytheon’s recent Nunn-McCurdy breach on the OCX program was precipitated in part by the rapidly evolving cyber world.
-
Future Deterrence Frameworks for the GCC
To address their core, external security concerns, several Arab Gulf states, with the help of the United States and other Western nations, have focused on maintaining their qualitative military edge over Iran.
-
Manila Wins South China Sea Arbitration Case at The Hague
The international Permanent Court of Arbitration today found China in violation oft he 1982 United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS), capping a case filed by the Philippines in 2013 over territorial disputes in the South China Sea.
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Turkish Policy Changes May Mean Bigger Defense Business
Turkey has not taken any “official or unofficial” steps to normalize its ties with Egypt, even as it works to improve ties with Israel and Russia.
