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CybAero Completes Drone Tests for Swedish Navy
The trials focused on autonomous takeoffs and landings and included reconnaissance capability tests.
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Russia Issues Fresh Threats Against Unaligned Nordic States
This latest rhetoric from Moscow has drawn a swift and robust reply from Sweden.
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Finland May Turn to Drones To Supplement Combat Aircraft
Finland’s center-right government’s tightening grip on public spending could result in the acquisition of fewer combat aircraft in the Finnish Air Forces’ (FAF) HX Fighter Replacement Program (HX-FRP).
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Italian Firm Launches New 360 Degree Airborne Radar
Italian defense group Leonardo-Finmeccanica has launched a new 360 degree airborne radar using fixed panels distributed around the body of aircraft, which it claims is the first of its kind.
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US Army Stretches its Sea Legs With First Sealift Exercise in 15 Years
Soldiers from the 101st Airborne Division recently found out what it takes to load a brigade combat team’s worth of equipment onto a ship as part of the first Sealift Emergency Deployment Readiness Exercise the Army has conducted in years.
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US Wins Pledge of More Resources from Anti-ISIS Coalition
A coalition of countries battling Islamic State jihadists in Syria and Iraq promised to pour more military assets and money into the fight.
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At EUCOM, Scaparrotti Faces New Challenge Set
As Gen. Scaparrotti takes over EUCOM, analysts say he should follow in the footsteps of his predecessor, Gen. Breedlove.
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Helicopter Corruption Case Rocks Indian Parliament
India’s defense minister told Parliament on Wednesday that the procurement process has been deviated in the purchase of 12 VVIP helicopters from AgustaWestland UK.
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North Korea Completes Work at Sub Shipyard, Report Says
Recent satellite images suggest North Korea has completed the external renovation of a shipyard dedicated to building and launching a new class of ballistic missile submarines a US think tank said Wednesday.
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Japan to Provide Military Aircraft to Philippines
apan will lease military aircraft to the Philippines in another sign of deepening security ties between the two former foes to counter Beijing’s increasing regional influence.
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CybAero Completes Drone Tests for Swedish Navy
The trials focused on autonomous takeoffs and landings and included reconnaissance capability tests.
-
Russia Issues Fresh Threats Against Unaligned Nordic States
This latest rhetoric from Moscow has drawn a swift and robust reply from Sweden.
-
Finland May Turn to Drones To Supplement Combat Aircraft
Finland’s center-right government’s tightening grip on public spending could result in the acquisition of fewer combat aircraft in the Finnish Air Forces’ (FAF) HX Fighter Replacement Program (HX-FRP).
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Italian Firm Launches New 360 Degree Airborne Radar
Italian defense group Leonardo-Finmeccanica has launched a new 360 degree airborne radar using fixed panels distributed around the body of aircraft, which it claims is the first of its kind.
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US Army Stretches its Sea Legs With First Sealift Exercise in 15 Years
Soldiers from the 101st Airborne Division recently found out what it takes to load a brigade combat team’s worth of equipment onto a ship as part of the first Sealift Emergency Deployment Readiness Exercise the Army has conducted in years.
-
US Wins Pledge of More Resources from Anti-ISIS Coalition
A coalition of countries battling Islamic State jihadists in Syria and Iraq promised to pour more military assets and money into the fight.
-
At EUCOM, Scaparrotti Faces New Challenge Set
As Gen. Scaparrotti takes over EUCOM, analysts say he should follow in the footsteps of his predecessor, Gen. Breedlove.
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Helicopter Corruption Case Rocks Indian Parliament
India’s defense minister told Parliament on Wednesday that the procurement process has been deviated in the purchase of 12 VVIP helicopters from AgustaWestland UK.
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North Korea Completes Work at Sub Shipyard, Report Says
Recent satellite images suggest North Korea has completed the external renovation of a shipyard dedicated to building and launching a new class of ballistic missile submarines a US think tank said Wednesday.
-
Japan to Provide Military Aircraft to Philippines
apan will lease military aircraft to the Philippines in another sign of deepening security ties between the two former foes to counter Beijing’s increasing regional influence.
-
CybAero Completes Drone Tests for Swedish Navy
The trials focused on autonomous takeoffs and landings and included reconnaissance capability tests.
-
Russia Issues Fresh Threats Against Unaligned Nordic States
This latest rhetoric from Moscow has drawn a swift and robust reply from Sweden.
-
Finland May Turn to Drones To Supplement Combat Aircraft
Finland’s center-right government’s tightening grip on public spending could result in the acquisition of fewer combat aircraft in the Finnish Air Forces’ (FAF) HX Fighter Replacement Program (HX-FRP).
-
Italian Firm Launches New 360 Degree Airborne Radar
Italian defense group Leonardo-Finmeccanica has launched a new 360 degree airborne radar using fixed panels distributed around the body of aircraft, which it claims is the first of its kind.
-
US Army Stretches its Sea Legs With First Sealift Exercise in 15 Years
Soldiers from the 101st Airborne Division recently found out what it takes to load a brigade combat team’s worth of equipment onto a ship as part of the first Sealift Emergency Deployment Readiness Exercise the Army has conducted in years.
-
US Wins Pledge of More Resources from Anti-ISIS Coalition
A coalition of countries battling Islamic State jihadists in Syria and Iraq promised to pour more military assets and money into the fight.
-
At EUCOM, Scaparrotti Faces New Challenge Set
As Gen. Scaparrotti takes over EUCOM, analysts say he should follow in the footsteps of his predecessor, Gen. Breedlove.
-
Helicopter Corruption Case Rocks Indian Parliament
India’s defense minister told Parliament on Wednesday that the procurement process has been deviated in the purchase of 12 VVIP helicopters from AgustaWestland UK.
-
North Korea Completes Work at Sub Shipyard, Report Says
Recent satellite images suggest North Korea has completed the external renovation of a shipyard dedicated to building and launching a new class of ballistic missile submarines a US think tank said Wednesday.
-
Japan to Provide Military Aircraft to Philippines
apan will lease military aircraft to the Philippines in another sign of deepening security ties between the two former foes to counter Beijing’s increasing regional influence.
