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Gabon Orders Unmanned Ground Vehicles, Positioning System
The contracts were signed at the Eurosatory trade show, according to land weapons company Nexter.
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France, Italy To Cooperate in Development of Aster Missile
France and Italy have signed a cooperation agreement on development of the MBDA Aster Block 1 New Technology missile, the French Defence Ministry said in a statement.
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Still No Sales for Israel’s Iron Dome
Despite widespread global interest and reputed export sales to countries from East Asia to the Arabian Gulf, Israel’s Iron Dome anti-rocket intercepting system has not yet been sold to a single customer, government and industry sources say.
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Did Boeing Receive a T-X Prototype From Saab?
There are signs Saab just shipped a T-X prototype to Boeing in St. Louis.
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French Special Forces Test Modified ‘Sherpa’ Vehicle
The French forces pulled a heavily adapted Sherpa vehicle out of field trials for the special forces to put the vehicle on display at the Eurosatory trade show, two French officers said.
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Senate Approves Defense Policy Bill, Baiting Veto
The Senate on Tuesday easily approved an annual defense policy bill that authorizes roughly $602 billion in base defense and war spending — baiting a presidential veto.
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Rafael Concludes First Exports of Shoulder-Fired Anti-Tank Missile
Israel’s Rafael Advanced Defense Systems recently concluded first export deliveries of its shoulder-launched, fire-and-forget anti-tank missile.
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US Army Grapples With Short-Range Air Defense Gap in Europe
The US Army has wrapped up a review of possible short-range air defense weapons from around the world and is working to fill a critical gap in Europe.
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India Explores Alternative to Italian Weaponry in Germany
After virtually freezing all defense business with Italy, the Indian Ministry of Defence has begun exploring alternatives to meet its dire weaponry requirements.
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Oshkosh defense chief: JLTV production line prepped for global demand
Oshkosh Defense President John Bryant predicts a significant number of overseas customers operating the platform by the end of the decade.
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Gabon Orders Unmanned Ground Vehicles, Positioning System
The contracts were signed at the Eurosatory trade show, according to land weapons company Nexter.
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France, Italy To Cooperate in Development of Aster Missile
France and Italy have signed a cooperation agreement on development of the MBDA Aster Block 1 New Technology missile, the French Defence Ministry said in a statement.
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Still No Sales for Israel’s Iron Dome
Despite widespread global interest and reputed export sales to countries from East Asia to the Arabian Gulf, Israel’s Iron Dome anti-rocket intercepting system has not yet been sold to a single customer, government and industry sources say.
-
Did Boeing Receive a T-X Prototype From Saab?
There are signs Saab just shipped a T-X prototype to Boeing in St. Louis.
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French Special Forces Test Modified ‘Sherpa’ Vehicle
The French forces pulled a heavily adapted Sherpa vehicle out of field trials for the special forces to put the vehicle on display at the Eurosatory trade show, two French officers said.
-
Senate Approves Defense Policy Bill, Baiting Veto
The Senate on Tuesday easily approved an annual defense policy bill that authorizes roughly $602 billion in base defense and war spending — baiting a presidential veto.
-
Rafael Concludes First Exports of Shoulder-Fired Anti-Tank Missile
Israel’s Rafael Advanced Defense Systems recently concluded first export deliveries of its shoulder-launched, fire-and-forget anti-tank missile.
-
US Army Grapples With Short-Range Air Defense Gap in Europe
The US Army has wrapped up a review of possible short-range air defense weapons from around the world and is working to fill a critical gap in Europe.
-
India Explores Alternative to Italian Weaponry in Germany
After virtually freezing all defense business with Italy, the Indian Ministry of Defence has begun exploring alternatives to meet its dire weaponry requirements.
-
Oshkosh defense chief: JLTV production line prepped for global demand
Oshkosh Defense President John Bryant predicts a significant number of overseas customers operating the platform by the end of the decade.
-
Gabon Orders Unmanned Ground Vehicles, Positioning System
The contracts were signed at the Eurosatory trade show, according to land weapons company Nexter.
-
France, Italy To Cooperate in Development of Aster Missile
France and Italy have signed a cooperation agreement on development of the MBDA Aster Block 1 New Technology missile, the French Defence Ministry said in a statement.
-
Still No Sales for Israel’s Iron Dome
Despite widespread global interest and reputed export sales to countries from East Asia to the Arabian Gulf, Israel’s Iron Dome anti-rocket intercepting system has not yet been sold to a single customer, government and industry sources say.
-
Did Boeing Receive a T-X Prototype From Saab?
There are signs Saab just shipped a T-X prototype to Boeing in St. Louis.
-
French Special Forces Test Modified ‘Sherpa’ Vehicle
The French forces pulled a heavily adapted Sherpa vehicle out of field trials for the special forces to put the vehicle on display at the Eurosatory trade show, two French officers said.
-
Senate Approves Defense Policy Bill, Baiting Veto
The Senate on Tuesday easily approved an annual defense policy bill that authorizes roughly $602 billion in base defense and war spending — baiting a presidential veto.
-
Rafael Concludes First Exports of Shoulder-Fired Anti-Tank Missile
Israel’s Rafael Advanced Defense Systems recently concluded first export deliveries of its shoulder-launched, fire-and-forget anti-tank missile.
-
US Army Grapples With Short-Range Air Defense Gap in Europe
The US Army has wrapped up a review of possible short-range air defense weapons from around the world and is working to fill a critical gap in Europe.
-
India Explores Alternative to Italian Weaponry in Germany
After virtually freezing all defense business with Italy, the Indian Ministry of Defence has begun exploring alternatives to meet its dire weaponry requirements.
-
Oshkosh defense chief: JLTV production line prepped for global demand
Oshkosh Defense President John Bryant predicts a significant number of overseas customers operating the platform by the end of the decade.
