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Finmeccanica Sees Eurofighter Boom, Helicopter Drop-off
As it rolls out its new Leonardo brand, Italy’s Finmeccanica is in good shape thanks to a new Eurofighter deal.
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Turkey Setting Sails on Big Naval Ambitions
Turkey has just officially begun constructing its first landing platform dock (LPD) but the country’s president already speaks about future production of an aircraft carrier and even a nuclear vessel.
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Foreign Military Sales Strong Through First Half of FY16
Foreign military sales are on track to meet or surpass last year’s total, according to a new report.
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Aviation Should Embody Army Operating Concept, But It’s An Uphill Climb
The Army’s aviation force should embody the Army Operating Concept — its mission describes the doctrine to a T — but as its aircraft age, budgets shrink and its size grows smaller, service leaders question whether the fleet can keep up.
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Poland Orders Mortar Vehicles To Enhance Artillery Capability
Poland’s Ministry of Defence has signed a contract to acquire 64 self-propelled 120mm RAK (Cancer) mortar vehicles and 32 artillery command vehicles.
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Israel Discovers, Destroys Cross-Border Tunnel from Gaza
A ground-breaking tunnel detection system contributed to the discovery on Thursday of another cross-border tunnel extending into Israeli territory from southern Gaza.
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F-35 vs. A-10: Air Force Test Pilot Weighs In
As debate rages in Washington over replacing the A-10 attack plane with the fifth-generation joint strike fighter, test pilots at Edwards Air Force Base, California, are getting a firsthand look at the F-35’s capabilities.
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Davutoglu To Step Down as Turkish Prime Minister
Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu said Thursday he has decided to take the country’s ruling party to an extraordinary general convention on May 22, where he will not run for chairmanship.
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Turkey Rushes Armed Drones After Increased ISIS Threat
Turkey’s military and procurement officials have speeded up development of the Bayraktar and Anka.
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AgustaWestland Scandal Casts Shadow on Rafale Deal
The $8.9 billion deal for the purchase of 36 Rafale aircraft from France will likely be delayed due to a AgustaWestland bribery scandal and a cautious government in India.
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Finmeccanica Sees Eurofighter Boom, Helicopter Drop-off
As it rolls out its new Leonardo brand, Italy’s Finmeccanica is in good shape thanks to a new Eurofighter deal.
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Turkey Setting Sails on Big Naval Ambitions
Turkey has just officially begun constructing its first landing platform dock (LPD) but the country’s president already speaks about future production of an aircraft carrier and even a nuclear vessel.
-
Foreign Military Sales Strong Through First Half of FY16
Foreign military sales are on track to meet or surpass last year’s total, according to a new report.
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Aviation Should Embody Army Operating Concept, But It’s An Uphill Climb
The Army’s aviation force should embody the Army Operating Concept — its mission describes the doctrine to a T — but as its aircraft age, budgets shrink and its size grows smaller, service leaders question whether the fleet can keep up.
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Poland Orders Mortar Vehicles To Enhance Artillery Capability
Poland’s Ministry of Defence has signed a contract to acquire 64 self-propelled 120mm RAK (Cancer) mortar vehicles and 32 artillery command vehicles.
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Israel Discovers, Destroys Cross-Border Tunnel from Gaza
A ground-breaking tunnel detection system contributed to the discovery on Thursday of another cross-border tunnel extending into Israeli territory from southern Gaza.
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F-35 vs. A-10: Air Force Test Pilot Weighs In
As debate rages in Washington over replacing the A-10 attack plane with the fifth-generation joint strike fighter, test pilots at Edwards Air Force Base, California, are getting a firsthand look at the F-35’s capabilities.
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Davutoglu To Step Down as Turkish Prime Minister
Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu said Thursday he has decided to take the country’s ruling party to an extraordinary general convention on May 22, where he will not run for chairmanship.
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Turkey Rushes Armed Drones After Increased ISIS Threat
Turkey’s military and procurement officials have speeded up development of the Bayraktar and Anka.
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AgustaWestland Scandal Casts Shadow on Rafale Deal
The $8.9 billion deal for the purchase of 36 Rafale aircraft from France will likely be delayed due to a AgustaWestland bribery scandal and a cautious government in India.
-
Finmeccanica Sees Eurofighter Boom, Helicopter Drop-off
As it rolls out its new Leonardo brand, Italy’s Finmeccanica is in good shape thanks to a new Eurofighter deal.
-
Turkey Setting Sails on Big Naval Ambitions
Turkey has just officially begun constructing its first landing platform dock (LPD) but the country’s president already speaks about future production of an aircraft carrier and even a nuclear vessel.
-
Foreign Military Sales Strong Through First Half of FY16
Foreign military sales are on track to meet or surpass last year’s total, according to a new report.
-
Aviation Should Embody Army Operating Concept, But It’s An Uphill Climb
The Army’s aviation force should embody the Army Operating Concept — its mission describes the doctrine to a T — but as its aircraft age, budgets shrink and its size grows smaller, service leaders question whether the fleet can keep up.
-
Poland Orders Mortar Vehicles To Enhance Artillery Capability
Poland’s Ministry of Defence has signed a contract to acquire 64 self-propelled 120mm RAK (Cancer) mortar vehicles and 32 artillery command vehicles.
-
Israel Discovers, Destroys Cross-Border Tunnel from Gaza
A ground-breaking tunnel detection system contributed to the discovery on Thursday of another cross-border tunnel extending into Israeli territory from southern Gaza.
-
F-35 vs. A-10: Air Force Test Pilot Weighs In
As debate rages in Washington over replacing the A-10 attack plane with the fifth-generation joint strike fighter, test pilots at Edwards Air Force Base, California, are getting a firsthand look at the F-35’s capabilities.
-
Davutoglu To Step Down as Turkish Prime Minister
Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu said Thursday he has decided to take the country’s ruling party to an extraordinary general convention on May 22, where he will not run for chairmanship.
-
Turkey Rushes Armed Drones After Increased ISIS Threat
Turkey’s military and procurement officials have speeded up development of the Bayraktar and Anka.
-
AgustaWestland Scandal Casts Shadow on Rafale Deal
The $8.9 billion deal for the purchase of 36 Rafale aircraft from France will likely be delayed due to a AgustaWestland bribery scandal and a cautious government in India.
