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TAI in Talks to Upgrade Pakistani F-16s
Tusas Turkish Aerospace Industries recently launched talks with Pakistan to upgrade a batch of 74 F-16 fighters of the Pakistani Air Force, company officials said.
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US Sees Potential for Future Norwegian Defense Cooperation
The US wants more industrial cooperation with Norwegian defense firms in the future.
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Senate Subcommittee Approves Base, Wartime Funds Below Obama’s Request
The Senate Defense Appropriations Subcommittee on Tuesday approved a 2017 defense spending bill.
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Indian Enterprises Battle Over Missile System Ownership
A fierce battle has erupted between two state enterprises over ownership of medium- and long-range surface-to-air missile systems that India is developing jointly with Israel.
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Turkey Reshuffles Cabinet, Names New Defense, Science Ministers
The Turkish government named new ministers for defense and science Tuesday.
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NDAA Hits Senate as McCain Seeks Additional $17B
The Senate takes up the massive 2017 defense policy this week, as Sen. John McCain is expected to ask Congress to authorize $17 billion above spending caps.
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Dutch F-35s Land in the Netherlands
The Netherlands’ first two F-35s arrive at Leeuwarden Air Base, marking fifth-generation jet’s first eastbound transatlantic crossing.
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‘Lieberman Road’ Turns Settlements Into Suburbs
Route 398, the so-called Lieberman Road, converts West Bank settlements and outposts into suburbs of Jerusalem.
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US Air Force Can’t Afford Its Fighter Jets Past 2021
The US Air Force will not be able to afford the fighter aircraft it needs after 2021 if the service’s current budget topline doesn’t change, according to the Pentagon’s latest 30-year aviation report.
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India and Oman to Upgrade Defense Ties
India and Oman agreed to upgrade their defense ties during Indian Defense Minister Manohar Parrikar’s visit to the Gulf nation.
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TAI in Talks to Upgrade Pakistani F-16s
Tusas Turkish Aerospace Industries recently launched talks with Pakistan to upgrade a batch of 74 F-16 fighters of the Pakistani Air Force, company officials said.
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US Sees Potential for Future Norwegian Defense Cooperation
The US wants more industrial cooperation with Norwegian defense firms in the future.
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Senate Subcommittee Approves Base, Wartime Funds Below Obama’s Request
The Senate Defense Appropriations Subcommittee on Tuesday approved a 2017 defense spending bill.
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Indian Enterprises Battle Over Missile System Ownership
A fierce battle has erupted between two state enterprises over ownership of medium- and long-range surface-to-air missile systems that India is developing jointly with Israel.
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Turkey Reshuffles Cabinet, Names New Defense, Science Ministers
The Turkish government named new ministers for defense and science Tuesday.
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NDAA Hits Senate as McCain Seeks Additional $17B
The Senate takes up the massive 2017 defense policy this week, as Sen. John McCain is expected to ask Congress to authorize $17 billion above spending caps.
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Dutch F-35s Land in the Netherlands
The Netherlands’ first two F-35s arrive at Leeuwarden Air Base, marking fifth-generation jet’s first eastbound transatlantic crossing.
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‘Lieberman Road’ Turns Settlements Into Suburbs
Route 398, the so-called Lieberman Road, converts West Bank settlements and outposts into suburbs of Jerusalem.
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US Air Force Can’t Afford Its Fighter Jets Past 2021
The US Air Force will not be able to afford the fighter aircraft it needs after 2021 if the service’s current budget topline doesn’t change, according to the Pentagon’s latest 30-year aviation report.
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India and Oman to Upgrade Defense Ties
India and Oman agreed to upgrade their defense ties during Indian Defense Minister Manohar Parrikar’s visit to the Gulf nation.
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TAI in Talks to Upgrade Pakistani F-16s
Tusas Turkish Aerospace Industries recently launched talks with Pakistan to upgrade a batch of 74 F-16 fighters of the Pakistani Air Force, company officials said.
-
US Sees Potential for Future Norwegian Defense Cooperation
The US wants more industrial cooperation with Norwegian defense firms in the future.
-
Senate Subcommittee Approves Base, Wartime Funds Below Obama’s Request
The Senate Defense Appropriations Subcommittee on Tuesday approved a 2017 defense spending bill.
-
Indian Enterprises Battle Over Missile System Ownership
A fierce battle has erupted between two state enterprises over ownership of medium- and long-range surface-to-air missile systems that India is developing jointly with Israel.
-
Turkey Reshuffles Cabinet, Names New Defense, Science Ministers
The Turkish government named new ministers for defense and science Tuesday.
-
NDAA Hits Senate as McCain Seeks Additional $17B
The Senate takes up the massive 2017 defense policy this week, as Sen. John McCain is expected to ask Congress to authorize $17 billion above spending caps.
-
Dutch F-35s Land in the Netherlands
The Netherlands’ first two F-35s arrive at Leeuwarden Air Base, marking fifth-generation jet’s first eastbound transatlantic crossing.
-
‘Lieberman Road’ Turns Settlements Into Suburbs
Route 398, the so-called Lieberman Road, converts West Bank settlements and outposts into suburbs of Jerusalem.
-
US Air Force Can’t Afford Its Fighter Jets Past 2021
The US Air Force will not be able to afford the fighter aircraft it needs after 2021 if the service’s current budget topline doesn’t change, according to the Pentagon’s latest 30-year aviation report.
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India and Oman to Upgrade Defense Ties
India and Oman agreed to upgrade their defense ties during Indian Defense Minister Manohar Parrikar’s visit to the Gulf nation.
