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Sticky Problems Await Congress’ Return Next Week
Lawmakers appear likely to deadlock on budget issues, requiring them to adopt a continuing resolution to fund the government.
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Indian MoD: Black Shark Torpedo Deal for Navy Cancelled
Plans to procure Black Shark torpedoes for the Indian Navy from WASS was cancelled last week, an MoD spokesman confirmed with Defense News.
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Namer, Israel’s Heavy Troop Carrier, Passes Berm Test
Israel’s new, actively protected heavy combat vehicle for engineering missions has passed another critical milestone.
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Room for New Italian Defense Programs Despite Spending Dip in 2016
The spending trend, which looks set to continue for the next two years, runs contrary to a Europe-wide hike in defense spending currently underway.
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US Carrier Ike Leaves Norfolk To Wage War Against ISIS
About 7,000 sailors of the Eisenhower Carrier Strike Group 10 departed Naval Station Norfolk Wednesday, bound for the Middle East to join the mounting effort to destroy ISIS.
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Canada Targets Shipbuilding Costs
The Canadian government will boost staff to better track shipbuilding costs.
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North Korea Says It Wants To Talk, So Let’s
If North Korean leader Kim Jong Un wants to talk to US officials, we should do that. What’s the downside?
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Piaggio Aero Drone Prototype Crashes in Mediterranean
A prototype UAV designed by Piaggio Aero has crashed into the Mediterranean Sea.
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Fiat-Chrysler, Romanian Defense Group Discuss Vehicle Partnership
Fiat-Chrysler and Romania’s leading defense group are discussing joint production of military vehicles at a plant in Bucharest, company representatives told local news agency A
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Strengthening America’s Naval Muscle
The US Navy is focused on a major shift in its maritime strategy.
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Sticky Problems Await Congress’ Return Next Week
Lawmakers appear likely to deadlock on budget issues, requiring them to adopt a continuing resolution to fund the government.
-
Indian MoD: Black Shark Torpedo Deal for Navy Cancelled
Plans to procure Black Shark torpedoes for the Indian Navy from WASS was cancelled last week, an MoD spokesman confirmed with Defense News.
-
Namer, Israel’s Heavy Troop Carrier, Passes Berm Test
Israel’s new, actively protected heavy combat vehicle for engineering missions has passed another critical milestone.
-
Room for New Italian Defense Programs Despite Spending Dip in 2016
The spending trend, which looks set to continue for the next two years, runs contrary to a Europe-wide hike in defense spending currently underway.
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US Carrier Ike Leaves Norfolk To Wage War Against ISIS
About 7,000 sailors of the Eisenhower Carrier Strike Group 10 departed Naval Station Norfolk Wednesday, bound for the Middle East to join the mounting effort to destroy ISIS.
-
Canada Targets Shipbuilding Costs
The Canadian government will boost staff to better track shipbuilding costs.
-
North Korea Says It Wants To Talk, So Let’s
If North Korean leader Kim Jong Un wants to talk to US officials, we should do that. What’s the downside?
-
Piaggio Aero Drone Prototype Crashes in Mediterranean
A prototype UAV designed by Piaggio Aero has crashed into the Mediterranean Sea.
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Fiat-Chrysler, Romanian Defense Group Discuss Vehicle Partnership
Fiat-Chrysler and Romania’s leading defense group are discussing joint production of military vehicles at a plant in Bucharest, company representatives told local news agency A
-
Strengthening America’s Naval Muscle
The US Navy is focused on a major shift in its maritime strategy.
-
Sticky Problems Await Congress’ Return Next Week
Lawmakers appear likely to deadlock on budget issues, requiring them to adopt a continuing resolution to fund the government.
-
Indian MoD: Black Shark Torpedo Deal for Navy Cancelled
Plans to procure Black Shark torpedoes for the Indian Navy from WASS was cancelled last week, an MoD spokesman confirmed with Defense News.
-
Namer, Israel’s Heavy Troop Carrier, Passes Berm Test
Israel’s new, actively protected heavy combat vehicle for engineering missions has passed another critical milestone.
-
Room for New Italian Defense Programs Despite Spending Dip in 2016
The spending trend, which looks set to continue for the next two years, runs contrary to a Europe-wide hike in defense spending currently underway.
-
US Carrier Ike Leaves Norfolk To Wage War Against ISIS
About 7,000 sailors of the Eisenhower Carrier Strike Group 10 departed Naval Station Norfolk Wednesday, bound for the Middle East to join the mounting effort to destroy ISIS.
-
Canada Targets Shipbuilding Costs
The Canadian government will boost staff to better track shipbuilding costs.
-
North Korea Says It Wants To Talk, So Let’s
If North Korean leader Kim Jong Un wants to talk to US officials, we should do that. What’s the downside?
-
Piaggio Aero Drone Prototype Crashes in Mediterranean
A prototype UAV designed by Piaggio Aero has crashed into the Mediterranean Sea.
-
Fiat-Chrysler, Romanian Defense Group Discuss Vehicle Partnership
Fiat-Chrysler and Romania’s leading defense group are discussing joint production of military vehicles at a plant in Bucharest, company representatives told local news agency A
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Strengthening America’s Naval Muscle
The US Navy is focused on a major shift in its maritime strategy.
