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Boeing Charges Ahead With KC-46, Despite Challenges
Despite the latest schedule slip and yet another pretax charge for cost overruns, Boeing is charging ahead with testing on its KC-46 tanker program.
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Raytheon Developing New TOW Launcher
Raytheon is developing a fully digital optically tracked, wireless-guided TOW missile
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Cubic Looks To International C4ISR Market
Cubic Global Defense is looking to build its C4ISR business in the international market after acquiring three key businesses in order to put the company on such a path, according to the general manager of Cubic in Saudi Arabia.
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Industry Asks Hill for Foreign Sales Reforms
The Aerospace Industrial Association is seeking legislative language requiring contracting officers to definitize FMS contracts within 180 days.
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Air Force Pilots, Maintainers on F-35 Pros and Cons
As the Air Force races to declare its F-35 jets operational before the end of the year, observers are still warning about schedule delays, a faulty logistics system, and software glitches.
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India May Allow Greater Overseas Investment in Joint Ventures
The Indian Ministry of Defense (MoD) is considering changes in the Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) procedures to enable overseas defense companies easily make use of a special provision under which FDI investment up to100 percent can be m
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Polish Officials: NATO Must Send Clear Message to Russia
An upcoming NATO summit should make a clear statement about the alliance’s policies toward Russia, according to Polish officials who will host the meeting in Warsaw.
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Leadership, Structural Changes for DoD Silicon Valley Office
Ash Carter is expected today to announce leadership and structural changes in his DIUX Silicon Valley outpost.
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Hagel: US, Russia Risking Cold War Buildup
The next US president must Russian leader Vladimir Putin, former SecDef Hagel said.
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Official: India Will Postpone S-400 Triumf Purchase
Contrary to the defense minister’s claim in parliament yesterday that five firing units of S-400 long range surface to air missile (LRSAM) system are planned for induction in Indian Air Force (IAF) in 13th plan period (2017-2022), one sen
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Boeing Charges Ahead With KC-46, Despite Challenges
Despite the latest schedule slip and yet another pretax charge for cost overruns, Boeing is charging ahead with testing on its KC-46 tanker program.
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Raytheon Developing New TOW Launcher
Raytheon is developing a fully digital optically tracked, wireless-guided TOW missile
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Cubic Looks To International C4ISR Market
Cubic Global Defense is looking to build its C4ISR business in the international market after acquiring three key businesses in order to put the company on such a path, according to the general manager of Cubic in Saudi Arabia.
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Industry Asks Hill for Foreign Sales Reforms
The Aerospace Industrial Association is seeking legislative language requiring contracting officers to definitize FMS contracts within 180 days.
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Air Force Pilots, Maintainers on F-35 Pros and Cons
As the Air Force races to declare its F-35 jets operational before the end of the year, observers are still warning about schedule delays, a faulty logistics system, and software glitches.
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India May Allow Greater Overseas Investment in Joint Ventures
The Indian Ministry of Defense (MoD) is considering changes in the Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) procedures to enable overseas defense companies easily make use of a special provision under which FDI investment up to100 percent can be m
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Polish Officials: NATO Must Send Clear Message to Russia
An upcoming NATO summit should make a clear statement about the alliance’s policies toward Russia, according to Polish officials who will host the meeting in Warsaw.
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Leadership, Structural Changes for DoD Silicon Valley Office
Ash Carter is expected today to announce leadership and structural changes in his DIUX Silicon Valley outpost.
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Hagel: US, Russia Risking Cold War Buildup
The next US president must Russian leader Vladimir Putin, former SecDef Hagel said.
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Official: India Will Postpone S-400 Triumf Purchase
Contrary to the defense minister’s claim in parliament yesterday that five firing units of S-400 long range surface to air missile (LRSAM) system are planned for induction in Indian Air Force (IAF) in 13th plan period (2017-2022), one sen
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Boeing Charges Ahead With KC-46, Despite Challenges
Despite the latest schedule slip and yet another pretax charge for cost overruns, Boeing is charging ahead with testing on its KC-46 tanker program.
-
Raytheon Developing New TOW Launcher
Raytheon is developing a fully digital optically tracked, wireless-guided TOW missile
-
Cubic Looks To International C4ISR Market
Cubic Global Defense is looking to build its C4ISR business in the international market after acquiring three key businesses in order to put the company on such a path, according to the general manager of Cubic in Saudi Arabia.
-
Industry Asks Hill for Foreign Sales Reforms
The Aerospace Industrial Association is seeking legislative language requiring contracting officers to definitize FMS contracts within 180 days.
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Air Force Pilots, Maintainers on F-35 Pros and Cons
As the Air Force races to declare its F-35 jets operational before the end of the year, observers are still warning about schedule delays, a faulty logistics system, and software glitches.
-
India May Allow Greater Overseas Investment in Joint Ventures
The Indian Ministry of Defense (MoD) is considering changes in the Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) procedures to enable overseas defense companies easily make use of a special provision under which FDI investment up to100 percent can be m
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Polish Officials: NATO Must Send Clear Message to Russia
An upcoming NATO summit should make a clear statement about the alliance’s policies toward Russia, according to Polish officials who will host the meeting in Warsaw.
-
Leadership, Structural Changes for DoD Silicon Valley Office
Ash Carter is expected today to announce leadership and structural changes in his DIUX Silicon Valley outpost.
-
Hagel: US, Russia Risking Cold War Buildup
The next US president must Russian leader Vladimir Putin, former SecDef Hagel said.
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Official: India Will Postpone S-400 Triumf Purchase
Contrary to the defense minister’s claim in parliament yesterday that five firing units of S-400 long range surface to air missile (LRSAM) system are planned for induction in Indian Air Force (IAF) in 13th plan period (2017-2022), one sen
