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Ready for Eurosatory: 1,536 Companies Head to Paris
The US will be the largest foreign exhibitor at the upcoming Eurosatory, with 136 American companies booked into the trade show for land weapons and air-land systems, said Patrick Colas des Francs, chief executive of show organizer Coges.
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BAE, Industry Partners Team Up for Challenger 2 Race
BAE Systems has teamed with General Dynamics UK and several other industry partners to compete in a program to breathe new life into the British Army’s Challenger 2 main battle tank fleet.
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France and Germany Aim for Export Agreement
France and Germany are pursuing an intergovernmental agreement on arms exports, which is seen as key to a joint venture between France’s state-owned Nexter and family-controlled Krauss-Maffei Wegmann of Germany, two specialists in land systems.
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New Zealand Defense Budget Breakdown
New Zealand’s budget for 2016/17 includes just over $2.20 billion for the New Zealand Defence Force.
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Joint Air-to-Ground Missile Fired From Drone, a First
The missile intended to ultimately replace Hellfire was successfully fired from a Gray Eagle unmanned aircraft system and hit a moving truck target at Dugway Proving Ground, Utah, according to the Army’s Joint Attack Munition Systems project manager.
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Ukraine Eyes 30 New Vessels, Military Training Facilities
The Ukrainian Ministry of Defense aims to buy 30 new vessels for the country’s Navy by 2020, calling the project a “radical modernization” of the fleet.
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NATO Weighs Making Cyber Wartime Domain
July’s NATO Warsaw Summit is expected to introduce a major focus on conflicts in cyberspace.
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America’s Icebreaker – A Ship In Search Of A Course
The campaign to deliver a new icebreaker to the US Coast Guard needs a leader.
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Lockheed’s T-50A Lifts Off for First Time Ahead of T-X Competition
Lockheed Martin’s upgraded T-50A jet trainer successfully completed its first flight test.
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Britain Mulls Replacement Space Program to Airbus’ Skynet 5
The British Ministry of Defence is considering whether to approve an assessment phase to replace its current Skynet 5 system.
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Ready for Eurosatory: 1,536 Companies Head to Paris
The US will be the largest foreign exhibitor at the upcoming Eurosatory, with 136 American companies booked into the trade show for land weapons and air-land systems, said Patrick Colas des Francs, chief executive of show organizer Coges.
-
BAE, Industry Partners Team Up for Challenger 2 Race
BAE Systems has teamed with General Dynamics UK and several other industry partners to compete in a program to breathe new life into the British Army’s Challenger 2 main battle tank fleet.
-
France and Germany Aim for Export Agreement
France and Germany are pursuing an intergovernmental agreement on arms exports, which is seen as key to a joint venture between France’s state-owned Nexter and family-controlled Krauss-Maffei Wegmann of Germany, two specialists in land systems.
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New Zealand Defense Budget Breakdown
New Zealand’s budget for 2016/17 includes just over $2.20 billion for the New Zealand Defence Force.
-
Joint Air-to-Ground Missile Fired From Drone, a First
The missile intended to ultimately replace Hellfire was successfully fired from a Gray Eagle unmanned aircraft system and hit a moving truck target at Dugway Proving Ground, Utah, according to the Army’s Joint Attack Munition Systems project manager.
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Ukraine Eyes 30 New Vessels, Military Training Facilities
The Ukrainian Ministry of Defense aims to buy 30 new vessels for the country’s Navy by 2020, calling the project a “radical modernization” of the fleet.
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NATO Weighs Making Cyber Wartime Domain
July’s NATO Warsaw Summit is expected to introduce a major focus on conflicts in cyberspace.
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America’s Icebreaker – A Ship In Search Of A Course
The campaign to deliver a new icebreaker to the US Coast Guard needs a leader.
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Lockheed’s T-50A Lifts Off for First Time Ahead of T-X Competition
Lockheed Martin’s upgraded T-50A jet trainer successfully completed its first flight test.
-
Britain Mulls Replacement Space Program to Airbus’ Skynet 5
The British Ministry of Defence is considering whether to approve an assessment phase to replace its current Skynet 5 system.
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Ready for Eurosatory: 1,536 Companies Head to Paris
The US will be the largest foreign exhibitor at the upcoming Eurosatory, with 136 American companies booked into the trade show for land weapons and air-land systems, said Patrick Colas des Francs, chief executive of show organizer Coges.
-
BAE, Industry Partners Team Up for Challenger 2 Race
BAE Systems has teamed with General Dynamics UK and several other industry partners to compete in a program to breathe new life into the British Army’s Challenger 2 main battle tank fleet.
-
France and Germany Aim for Export Agreement
France and Germany are pursuing an intergovernmental agreement on arms exports, which is seen as key to a joint venture between France’s state-owned Nexter and family-controlled Krauss-Maffei Wegmann of Germany, two specialists in land systems.
-
New Zealand Defense Budget Breakdown
New Zealand’s budget for 2016/17 includes just over $2.20 billion for the New Zealand Defence Force.
-
Joint Air-to-Ground Missile Fired From Drone, a First
The missile intended to ultimately replace Hellfire was successfully fired from a Gray Eagle unmanned aircraft system and hit a moving truck target at Dugway Proving Ground, Utah, according to the Army’s Joint Attack Munition Systems project manager.
-
Ukraine Eyes 30 New Vessels, Military Training Facilities
The Ukrainian Ministry of Defense aims to buy 30 new vessels for the country’s Navy by 2020, calling the project a “radical modernization” of the fleet.
-
NATO Weighs Making Cyber Wartime Domain
July’s NATO Warsaw Summit is expected to introduce a major focus on conflicts in cyberspace.
-
America’s Icebreaker – A Ship In Search Of A Course
The campaign to deliver a new icebreaker to the US Coast Guard needs a leader.
-
Lockheed’s T-50A Lifts Off for First Time Ahead of T-X Competition
Lockheed Martin’s upgraded T-50A jet trainer successfully completed its first flight test.
-
Britain Mulls Replacement Space Program to Airbus’ Skynet 5
The British Ministry of Defence is considering whether to approve an assessment phase to replace its current Skynet 5 system.
