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US Marine Corps F-35s Cleared for Farnborough
The Tuesday validation flights pave the way for the F-35B demonstration at Farnborough International Airshow next week.
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Interview: Allan Cook, Co-Chair of the British Defence Growth Partnership
Allan Cook, who co-chair’s the Defence Growth Partnership, spoke to Defense News’ Andrew Chuter about the partnership’s progress.
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Poland Orders Counter-Drone System to Secure NATO Summit
Poland’s Ministry of Defense has signed a contract for the deployment of non-kinetic countermeasures against unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) during the upcoming NATO summit in Warsaw.
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Italy’s M-345 Fighter Trainer Slated for Contract This Year
The M-345 HET, the latest jet trainer to be developed by Italy’s Leonardo-Finmeccanica, will be acquired by the Italian Air Force this year once the Italian government releases initial development funding.
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Russia Orders Safety Overhaul in Tense Baltic Airspace
MOSCOW — Russia ordered its military on Saturday to draw up measures to increase the safety of the airspace over the Baltic Sea, after a string of incidents and near-misses that has ratcheted up tensions between NATO and Moscow.
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Palantir Takes Fight With Army To Federal Court
Palantir Technologies has filed a bid protest in the US Court of Federal Claims against the US Army for issuing what it says is an unlawful procurement solicitation for the service’s next iteration of its internally developed intelligence software suite that shuts the company’s commercial offering out of the competition.
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Taiwan Anti-Ship Missile Destroys Fishing Boat
The PGG-610 Chin Jiang fired the missile by accident at 8:20 a.m. on July 1, after an enlistee on the vessel allegedly violated standard operating procedure.
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US Air Force Funds Next Advanced Engine Stage
The Air Force has awarded a set of contracts to progress its Adaptive Engine Transition Program (AETP) forward.
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Indian Air Force Inducts Indigenous Tejas Aircraft
The Indian Air Force has revived its decommissioned MiG-21 Bis aircraft of the Flying Daggers squadron and inducted two homemade Tejas aircraft.
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Netanyahu Hints at V-22 Orders
Israel’s prime minister hailed US-Israel bonds and hinted that he intends to purchase with US aid the Bell Boeing V-22 tilt-rotor aircraft.
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US Marine Corps F-35s Cleared for Farnborough
The Tuesday validation flights pave the way for the F-35B demonstration at Farnborough International Airshow next week.
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Interview: Allan Cook, Co-Chair of the British Defence Growth Partnership
Allan Cook, who co-chair’s the Defence Growth Partnership, spoke to Defense News’ Andrew Chuter about the partnership’s progress.
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Poland Orders Counter-Drone System to Secure NATO Summit
Poland’s Ministry of Defense has signed a contract for the deployment of non-kinetic countermeasures against unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) during the upcoming NATO summit in Warsaw.
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Italy’s M-345 Fighter Trainer Slated for Contract This Year
The M-345 HET, the latest jet trainer to be developed by Italy’s Leonardo-Finmeccanica, will be acquired by the Italian Air Force this year once the Italian government releases initial development funding.
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Russia Orders Safety Overhaul in Tense Baltic Airspace
MOSCOW — Russia ordered its military on Saturday to draw up measures to increase the safety of the airspace over the Baltic Sea, after a string of incidents and near-misses that has ratcheted up tensions between NATO and Moscow.
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Palantir Takes Fight With Army To Federal Court
Palantir Technologies has filed a bid protest in the US Court of Federal Claims against the US Army for issuing what it says is an unlawful procurement solicitation for the service’s next iteration of its internally developed intelligence software suite that shuts the company’s commercial offering out of the competition.
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Taiwan Anti-Ship Missile Destroys Fishing Boat
The PGG-610 Chin Jiang fired the missile by accident at 8:20 a.m. on July 1, after an enlistee on the vessel allegedly violated standard operating procedure.
-
US Air Force Funds Next Advanced Engine Stage
The Air Force has awarded a set of contracts to progress its Adaptive Engine Transition Program (AETP) forward.
-
Indian Air Force Inducts Indigenous Tejas Aircraft
The Indian Air Force has revived its decommissioned MiG-21 Bis aircraft of the Flying Daggers squadron and inducted two homemade Tejas aircraft.
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Netanyahu Hints at V-22 Orders
Israel’s prime minister hailed US-Israel bonds and hinted that he intends to purchase with US aid the Bell Boeing V-22 tilt-rotor aircraft.
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US Marine Corps F-35s Cleared for Farnborough
The Tuesday validation flights pave the way for the F-35B demonstration at Farnborough International Airshow next week.
-
Interview: Allan Cook, Co-Chair of the British Defence Growth Partnership
Allan Cook, who co-chair’s the Defence Growth Partnership, spoke to Defense News’ Andrew Chuter about the partnership’s progress.
-
Poland Orders Counter-Drone System to Secure NATO Summit
Poland’s Ministry of Defense has signed a contract for the deployment of non-kinetic countermeasures against unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) during the upcoming NATO summit in Warsaw.
-
Italy’s M-345 Fighter Trainer Slated for Contract This Year
The M-345 HET, the latest jet trainer to be developed by Italy’s Leonardo-Finmeccanica, will be acquired by the Italian Air Force this year once the Italian government releases initial development funding.
-
Russia Orders Safety Overhaul in Tense Baltic Airspace
MOSCOW — Russia ordered its military on Saturday to draw up measures to increase the safety of the airspace over the Baltic Sea, after a string of incidents and near-misses that has ratcheted up tensions between NATO and Moscow.
-
Palantir Takes Fight With Army To Federal Court
Palantir Technologies has filed a bid protest in the US Court of Federal Claims against the US Army for issuing what it says is an unlawful procurement solicitation for the service’s next iteration of its internally developed intelligence software suite that shuts the company’s commercial offering out of the competition.
-
Taiwan Anti-Ship Missile Destroys Fishing Boat
The PGG-610 Chin Jiang fired the missile by accident at 8:20 a.m. on July 1, after an enlistee on the vessel allegedly violated standard operating procedure.
-
US Air Force Funds Next Advanced Engine Stage
The Air Force has awarded a set of contracts to progress its Adaptive Engine Transition Program (AETP) forward.
-
Indian Air Force Inducts Indigenous Tejas Aircraft
The Indian Air Force has revived its decommissioned MiG-21 Bis aircraft of the Flying Daggers squadron and inducted two homemade Tejas aircraft.
-
Netanyahu Hints at V-22 Orders
Israel’s prime minister hailed US-Israel bonds and hinted that he intends to purchase with US aid the Bell Boeing V-22 tilt-rotor aircraft.
