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War Rages in Yemen, Despite UAE Ceasing Active Military Ops
The Saudi-led coalition has been engaging in UN-sponsored peace talks with Houthi rebels now for almost two months.
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Lockheed Might Offer Miniature Hit-to-Kill Missile Internationally
Lockheed Martin is turning to the international market to sell its Miniature Hit-to-Kill missile designed to combat rocket, artillery and mortar threats.
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Lockheed Martin Harnesses Australian R&D for Next-Gen Radar
Lockheed Martin and Australia’s Defence Science and Technology Group are partnering to develop enhancements for a next-gen radar.
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UK in Talks with Pentagon for JLTV Buy
The Joint Light Tactical Vehicle could be in line to win it’s first export order even before the US Department of Defense takes a decision to order full rate production of the platform.
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Two US Nuke Programs Set to Advance
Two Air Force nuclear-modernization programs are expected to move forward soon, a key official said.
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Lockheed Revives Rocket Launcher Production
Lockheed Martin has restarted production lines for its highly mobile artillery rocket launcher at a time when the US Army in Europe has no dedicated rocket launchers.
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USAF Chief Nominee Meets Supportive Senators in Confirmation Hearing
Senate Armed Services Committee members seemed widely supportive of nominee Gen. David Goldfein, who currently serves the vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
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Taiwan Weighs Vendor Options for New Fighter-Trainer Plane
Taiwan’s defense minister intends to continue newly elected President Tsai Ing-wen’s pledge to develop indigenous weapon systems and wean Taiwan off its dependency on US-made arms.
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New Diplomatic Status Fuels Indian Appetite for Arms Trade
Following support from US President Barack Obama earlier this month week, India’s entry into the 34-nation Missile Technology Control Regime (MTCR) is now all but certain, and officials here are drawing up plans to buy new weapons.
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France Calls for Final Offers in Drac UAV Replacement
France is seeking final offers in a tender for a mini drone to replace the Drac UAV, two industry executives said at Eurosatory.
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War Rages in Yemen, Despite UAE Ceasing Active Military Ops
The Saudi-led coalition has been engaging in UN-sponsored peace talks with Houthi rebels now for almost two months.
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Lockheed Might Offer Miniature Hit-to-Kill Missile Internationally
Lockheed Martin is turning to the international market to sell its Miniature Hit-to-Kill missile designed to combat rocket, artillery and mortar threats.
-
Lockheed Martin Harnesses Australian R&D for Next-Gen Radar
Lockheed Martin and Australia’s Defence Science and Technology Group are partnering to develop enhancements for a next-gen radar.
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UK in Talks with Pentagon for JLTV Buy
The Joint Light Tactical Vehicle could be in line to win it’s first export order even before the US Department of Defense takes a decision to order full rate production of the platform.
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Two US Nuke Programs Set to Advance
Two Air Force nuclear-modernization programs are expected to move forward soon, a key official said.
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Lockheed Revives Rocket Launcher Production
Lockheed Martin has restarted production lines for its highly mobile artillery rocket launcher at a time when the US Army in Europe has no dedicated rocket launchers.
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USAF Chief Nominee Meets Supportive Senators in Confirmation Hearing
Senate Armed Services Committee members seemed widely supportive of nominee Gen. David Goldfein, who currently serves the vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
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Taiwan Weighs Vendor Options for New Fighter-Trainer Plane
Taiwan’s defense minister intends to continue newly elected President Tsai Ing-wen’s pledge to develop indigenous weapon systems and wean Taiwan off its dependency on US-made arms.
-
New Diplomatic Status Fuels Indian Appetite for Arms Trade
Following support from US President Barack Obama earlier this month week, India’s entry into the 34-nation Missile Technology Control Regime (MTCR) is now all but certain, and officials here are drawing up plans to buy new weapons.
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France Calls for Final Offers in Drac UAV Replacement
France is seeking final offers in a tender for a mini drone to replace the Drac UAV, two industry executives said at Eurosatory.
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War Rages in Yemen, Despite UAE Ceasing Active Military Ops
The Saudi-led coalition has been engaging in UN-sponsored peace talks with Houthi rebels now for almost two months.
-
Lockheed Might Offer Miniature Hit-to-Kill Missile Internationally
Lockheed Martin is turning to the international market to sell its Miniature Hit-to-Kill missile designed to combat rocket, artillery and mortar threats.
-
Lockheed Martin Harnesses Australian R&D for Next-Gen Radar
Lockheed Martin and Australia’s Defence Science and Technology Group are partnering to develop enhancements for a next-gen radar.
-
UK in Talks with Pentagon for JLTV Buy
The Joint Light Tactical Vehicle could be in line to win it’s first export order even before the US Department of Defense takes a decision to order full rate production of the platform.
-
Two US Nuke Programs Set to Advance
Two Air Force nuclear-modernization programs are expected to move forward soon, a key official said.
-
Lockheed Revives Rocket Launcher Production
Lockheed Martin has restarted production lines for its highly mobile artillery rocket launcher at a time when the US Army in Europe has no dedicated rocket launchers.
-
USAF Chief Nominee Meets Supportive Senators in Confirmation Hearing
Senate Armed Services Committee members seemed widely supportive of nominee Gen. David Goldfein, who currently serves the vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
-
Taiwan Weighs Vendor Options for New Fighter-Trainer Plane
Taiwan’s defense minister intends to continue newly elected President Tsai Ing-wen’s pledge to develop indigenous weapon systems and wean Taiwan off its dependency on US-made arms.
-
New Diplomatic Status Fuels Indian Appetite for Arms Trade
Following support from US President Barack Obama earlier this month week, India’s entry into the 34-nation Missile Technology Control Regime (MTCR) is now all but certain, and officials here are drawing up plans to buy new weapons.
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France Calls for Final Offers in Drac UAV Replacement
France is seeking final offers in a tender for a mini drone to replace the Drac UAV, two industry executives said at Eurosatory.
