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Thales, Elettronica To Launch Common Airborne Self-Defense Suite
Thales and Elettronica have pooled a wide range of their aircraft self-protection for use in one system, dubbed Cybele.
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Airbus DS Prepares To Sign Contract for 2-Year Drone Study
Airbus Defence and Space expects to sign this month a contract for a two-year definition study for a European medium-altitude long-endurance drone.
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Leonardo-Finmeccanica Discussing With UK Its Role in Apache Work
The head of Leonardo-Finmeccanica was guarded in his response Monday to the UK’s decision to award new Apache work to Boeing.
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Rolls-Royce Grabs $216M Contract for F-35B Lift Systems
Rolls-Royce nabbed a $216 million contract at Farnborough to provide 13 lift systems for the F-35B.
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Q&A: Raytheon CEO on Calls for Sovereignty, Moving Past Wars of Insurgency
Kennedy spoke to Defense News Executive Editor Jill Aitoro about shifts in the defense sector, interestingly, the day after the Brexit.
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Russia Offers India Nuclear Aircraft Carrier
Russia has offered a nuclear aircraft carrier to India for purchase, a senior Indian Navy official said.
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Lockheed Extends F-35 Cost-Cutting Initiative To Save Billions
Lockheed Martin hopes to drive F-35 unit costs to $85 million by making investments in manufacturing processes.
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No System in Place To Strip Canadian F-35 Participation
There is no system in place to strip Canada of its F-35 industrial participation should it not buy the jet.
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US Official: Brexit Should Not Change Military Relationship
The British vote to leave the European Union should not impact its military industrial relationship with America, according to a top US defense official.
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F-35 Program Office at Odds With Air Force Over Ejection Seat
The F-35 program office will reluctantly study potential impacts to the program if the ejection seat is replaced.
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Thales, Elettronica To Launch Common Airborne Self-Defense Suite
Thales and Elettronica have pooled a wide range of their aircraft self-protection for use in one system, dubbed Cybele.
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Airbus DS Prepares To Sign Contract for 2-Year Drone Study
Airbus Defence and Space expects to sign this month a contract for a two-year definition study for a European medium-altitude long-endurance drone.
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Leonardo-Finmeccanica Discussing With UK Its Role in Apache Work
The head of Leonardo-Finmeccanica was guarded in his response Monday to the UK’s decision to award new Apache work to Boeing.
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Rolls-Royce Grabs $216M Contract for F-35B Lift Systems
Rolls-Royce nabbed a $216 million contract at Farnborough to provide 13 lift systems for the F-35B.
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Q&A: Raytheon CEO on Calls for Sovereignty, Moving Past Wars of Insurgency
Kennedy spoke to Defense News Executive Editor Jill Aitoro about shifts in the defense sector, interestingly, the day after the Brexit.
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Russia Offers India Nuclear Aircraft Carrier
Russia has offered a nuclear aircraft carrier to India for purchase, a senior Indian Navy official said.
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Lockheed Extends F-35 Cost-Cutting Initiative To Save Billions
Lockheed Martin hopes to drive F-35 unit costs to $85 million by making investments in manufacturing processes.
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No System in Place To Strip Canadian F-35 Participation
There is no system in place to strip Canada of its F-35 industrial participation should it not buy the jet.
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US Official: Brexit Should Not Change Military Relationship
The British vote to leave the European Union should not impact its military industrial relationship with America, according to a top US defense official.
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F-35 Program Office at Odds With Air Force Over Ejection Seat
The F-35 program office will reluctantly study potential impacts to the program if the ejection seat is replaced.
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Thales, Elettronica To Launch Common Airborne Self-Defense Suite
Thales and Elettronica have pooled a wide range of their aircraft self-protection for use in one system, dubbed Cybele.
-
Airbus DS Prepares To Sign Contract for 2-Year Drone Study
Airbus Defence and Space expects to sign this month a contract for a two-year definition study for a European medium-altitude long-endurance drone.
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Leonardo-Finmeccanica Discussing With UK Its Role in Apache Work
The head of Leonardo-Finmeccanica was guarded in his response Monday to the UK’s decision to award new Apache work to Boeing.
-
Rolls-Royce Grabs $216M Contract for F-35B Lift Systems
Rolls-Royce nabbed a $216 million contract at Farnborough to provide 13 lift systems for the F-35B.
-
Q&A: Raytheon CEO on Calls for Sovereignty, Moving Past Wars of Insurgency
Kennedy spoke to Defense News Executive Editor Jill Aitoro about shifts in the defense sector, interestingly, the day after the Brexit.
-
Russia Offers India Nuclear Aircraft Carrier
Russia has offered a nuclear aircraft carrier to India for purchase, a senior Indian Navy official said.
-
Lockheed Extends F-35 Cost-Cutting Initiative To Save Billions
Lockheed Martin hopes to drive F-35 unit costs to $85 million by making investments in manufacturing processes.
-
No System in Place To Strip Canadian F-35 Participation
There is no system in place to strip Canada of its F-35 industrial participation should it not buy the jet.
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US Official: Brexit Should Not Change Military Relationship
The British vote to leave the European Union should not impact its military industrial relationship with America, according to a top US defense official.
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F-35 Program Office at Odds With Air Force Over Ejection Seat
The F-35 program office will reluctantly study potential impacts to the program if the ejection seat is replaced.
