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Chinese National Convicted of Export Violations
A US federal jury in Florida has convicted Wenxia “Wency” Man of attempting to export defense items to China without a license.
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US, Australia Delay Plans To Send More Marines Down Under
The U.S. still plans to send 2,500 Marines to Australia each year — but that large of a rotation won’t happen until at least 2020.
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Still No Sales for Israel’s Iron Dome
Israel’s Iron Dome intercepting system has not yet been sold to a single customer, according to government and industry sources.
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Italian Radar To Equip US Navy’s Fire Scout Drones
The US Naval Air Systems Command will acquire the new Osprey radar, produced by Leonardo-Finmeccanica’s Airborne and Space Systems Division.
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BAE Plans First Powered Flight Tests of Storm Shadow Missile on Typhoon
The Storm Shadow has been widely used operationally by the Royal Air Force but the strike jet is scheduled to go out of service in 2019.
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Nordic Group Tasked With Strengthening Industry-Military Relations
Nordic Defence Cooperation has been tasked with identifying new avenues to strengthen the connection between industry and military procurements.
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UK Considers Further Unmanned Combat Air Vehicle Tests
A new series of test flights to explore the capabilities of Britain’s Taranis unmanned combat air vehicle is being discussed by industry and the Ministry of Defence.
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Senators Seek Halt to US Bomb Sales for Saudi War
Two senators on the the Senate Foreign Relations Committee are pressing ahead with their fight to limit US bomb sales to Saudi Arabia in protest for its conduct of the war in Yemen.
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Senate Rejects $18B Hikes for Defense, Nondefense
Measures to raise defense and nondefense spending authorization by $18 billion each failed to pass in successive Senate votes.
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Behold the Flying Car From France
American leathernecks can expect Vaylon, a French start up company, to pitch a stealthy flying car to the US Marine Corps, with France helping to fund work to build a paragliding dune buggy steering toward export military and civilian markets.
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Chinese National Convicted of Export Violations
A US federal jury in Florida has convicted Wenxia “Wency” Man of attempting to export defense items to China without a license.
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US, Australia Delay Plans To Send More Marines Down Under
The U.S. still plans to send 2,500 Marines to Australia each year — but that large of a rotation won’t happen until at least 2020.
-
Still No Sales for Israel’s Iron Dome
Israel’s Iron Dome intercepting system has not yet been sold to a single customer, according to government and industry sources.
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Italian Radar To Equip US Navy’s Fire Scout Drones
The US Naval Air Systems Command will acquire the new Osprey radar, produced by Leonardo-Finmeccanica’s Airborne and Space Systems Division.
-
BAE Plans First Powered Flight Tests of Storm Shadow Missile on Typhoon
The Storm Shadow has been widely used operationally by the Royal Air Force but the strike jet is scheduled to go out of service in 2019.
-
Nordic Group Tasked With Strengthening Industry-Military Relations
Nordic Defence Cooperation has been tasked with identifying new avenues to strengthen the connection between industry and military procurements.
-
UK Considers Further Unmanned Combat Air Vehicle Tests
A new series of test flights to explore the capabilities of Britain’s Taranis unmanned combat air vehicle is being discussed by industry and the Ministry of Defence.
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Senators Seek Halt to US Bomb Sales for Saudi War
Two senators on the the Senate Foreign Relations Committee are pressing ahead with their fight to limit US bomb sales to Saudi Arabia in protest for its conduct of the war in Yemen.
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Senate Rejects $18B Hikes for Defense, Nondefense
Measures to raise defense and nondefense spending authorization by $18 billion each failed to pass in successive Senate votes.
-
Behold the Flying Car From France
American leathernecks can expect Vaylon, a French start up company, to pitch a stealthy flying car to the US Marine Corps, with France helping to fund work to build a paragliding dune buggy steering toward export military and civilian markets.
-
Chinese National Convicted of Export Violations
A US federal jury in Florida has convicted Wenxia “Wency” Man of attempting to export defense items to China without a license.
-
US, Australia Delay Plans To Send More Marines Down Under
The U.S. still plans to send 2,500 Marines to Australia each year — but that large of a rotation won’t happen until at least 2020.
-
Still No Sales for Israel’s Iron Dome
Israel’s Iron Dome intercepting system has not yet been sold to a single customer, according to government and industry sources.
-
Italian Radar To Equip US Navy’s Fire Scout Drones
The US Naval Air Systems Command will acquire the new Osprey radar, produced by Leonardo-Finmeccanica’s Airborne and Space Systems Division.
-
BAE Plans First Powered Flight Tests of Storm Shadow Missile on Typhoon
The Storm Shadow has been widely used operationally by the Royal Air Force but the strike jet is scheduled to go out of service in 2019.
-
Nordic Group Tasked With Strengthening Industry-Military Relations
Nordic Defence Cooperation has been tasked with identifying new avenues to strengthen the connection between industry and military procurements.
-
UK Considers Further Unmanned Combat Air Vehicle Tests
A new series of test flights to explore the capabilities of Britain’s Taranis unmanned combat air vehicle is being discussed by industry and the Ministry of Defence.
-
Senators Seek Halt to US Bomb Sales for Saudi War
Two senators on the the Senate Foreign Relations Committee are pressing ahead with their fight to limit US bomb sales to Saudi Arabia in protest for its conduct of the war in Yemen.
-
Senate Rejects $18B Hikes for Defense, Nondefense
Measures to raise defense and nondefense spending authorization by $18 billion each failed to pass in successive Senate votes.
-
Behold the Flying Car From France
American leathernecks can expect Vaylon, a French start up company, to pitch a stealthy flying car to the US Marine Corps, with France helping to fund work to build a paragliding dune buggy steering toward export military and civilian markets.
