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Norway’s Sub-Snub Impacts Negatively On Nordic Defense Cooperation
Norway’s decision to partner with NATO states in the design and delivery of new-generation submarines has exposed new cracks in longstanding pan-Nordic defense strengthening ambitions.
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It’s Official: Finmeccanica Is Now Leonardo
To help the switch to the new name, the firm said on Thursday it would call itself Leonardo-Finmeccanica until Dec. 31, 2016, before changing to just Leonardo on Jan. 1, 2017.
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McCain Blasts Senator for Blocking Army Secretary Confirmation
The chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee on Thursday sharply criticized a colleague’s months-long hold on the nominee to be the next Army Secretary, calling it a foolish abuse of power.
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Turner: Carter Has ‘Lost Total Credibility’ on Budget
A lead hawk in the House took aim at Ash Carter on Thursday as a budget fight over OCO intesifies.
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India’s Effort to Boost Homemade Weaponry Hits Roadblock
India’s efforts to cut imports and boost homemade weaponry and equipment has hit a major roadblock, as the domestic, private defense industry is sharply divided over a not-yet-implemented policy.
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NATO Membership Not Automatic for Nordic States, Officials Warn
Political leaders in the NATO-aligned Baltic states are warning Finland and Sweden that a future path into the Western alliance may not be as automatic as they might assume and could take time to accomplish.
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SpaceX Wins US Air Force Contract For GPS III Launch
WASHINGTON — SpaceX has snagged its first US Air Force contract to launch military satellites into space, a huge victory for the aerospace company.
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Airbus Reports A400M Engine Gearbox Problems Will Cause Delays
Airbus faces a potentially heavy financial hit due to problems on the engine gearbox on the A400M military transport plane, the European aircraft company said in an April 28 statement.
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Soldiers at NIE Employ Spider Munition System
The Army is trying out a strange-looking contraption called the Spider munition system at its Network Integration Evaluation.
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Counter-Drone Prototype Put to Test at Army NIE
A prototype to counter drones using capabilities already in the Army inventory is now being put to the test.
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Norway’s Sub-Snub Impacts Negatively On Nordic Defense Cooperation
Norway’s decision to partner with NATO states in the design and delivery of new-generation submarines has exposed new cracks in longstanding pan-Nordic defense strengthening ambitions.
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It’s Official: Finmeccanica Is Now Leonardo
To help the switch to the new name, the firm said on Thursday it would call itself Leonardo-Finmeccanica until Dec. 31, 2016, before changing to just Leonardo on Jan. 1, 2017.
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McCain Blasts Senator for Blocking Army Secretary Confirmation
The chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee on Thursday sharply criticized a colleague’s months-long hold on the nominee to be the next Army Secretary, calling it a foolish abuse of power.
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Turner: Carter Has ‘Lost Total Credibility’ on Budget
A lead hawk in the House took aim at Ash Carter on Thursday as a budget fight over OCO intesifies.
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India’s Effort to Boost Homemade Weaponry Hits Roadblock
India’s efforts to cut imports and boost homemade weaponry and equipment has hit a major roadblock, as the domestic, private defense industry is sharply divided over a not-yet-implemented policy.
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NATO Membership Not Automatic for Nordic States, Officials Warn
Political leaders in the NATO-aligned Baltic states are warning Finland and Sweden that a future path into the Western alliance may not be as automatic as they might assume and could take time to accomplish.
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SpaceX Wins US Air Force Contract For GPS III Launch
WASHINGTON — SpaceX has snagged its first US Air Force contract to launch military satellites into space, a huge victory for the aerospace company.
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Airbus Reports A400M Engine Gearbox Problems Will Cause Delays
Airbus faces a potentially heavy financial hit due to problems on the engine gearbox on the A400M military transport plane, the European aircraft company said in an April 28 statement.
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Soldiers at NIE Employ Spider Munition System
The Army is trying out a strange-looking contraption called the Spider munition system at its Network Integration Evaluation.
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Counter-Drone Prototype Put to Test at Army NIE
A prototype to counter drones using capabilities already in the Army inventory is now being put to the test.
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Norway’s Sub-Snub Impacts Negatively On Nordic Defense Cooperation
Norway’s decision to partner with NATO states in the design and delivery of new-generation submarines has exposed new cracks in longstanding pan-Nordic defense strengthening ambitions.
-
It’s Official: Finmeccanica Is Now Leonardo
To help the switch to the new name, the firm said on Thursday it would call itself Leonardo-Finmeccanica until Dec. 31, 2016, before changing to just Leonardo on Jan. 1, 2017.
-
McCain Blasts Senator for Blocking Army Secretary Confirmation
The chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee on Thursday sharply criticized a colleague’s months-long hold on the nominee to be the next Army Secretary, calling it a foolish abuse of power.
-
Turner: Carter Has ‘Lost Total Credibility’ on Budget
A lead hawk in the House took aim at Ash Carter on Thursday as a budget fight over OCO intesifies.
-
India’s Effort to Boost Homemade Weaponry Hits Roadblock
India’s efforts to cut imports and boost homemade weaponry and equipment has hit a major roadblock, as the domestic, private defense industry is sharply divided over a not-yet-implemented policy.
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NATO Membership Not Automatic for Nordic States, Officials Warn
Political leaders in the NATO-aligned Baltic states are warning Finland and Sweden that a future path into the Western alliance may not be as automatic as they might assume and could take time to accomplish.
-
SpaceX Wins US Air Force Contract For GPS III Launch
WASHINGTON — SpaceX has snagged its first US Air Force contract to launch military satellites into space, a huge victory for the aerospace company.
-
Airbus Reports A400M Engine Gearbox Problems Will Cause Delays
Airbus faces a potentially heavy financial hit due to problems on the engine gearbox on the A400M military transport plane, the European aircraft company said in an April 28 statement.
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Soldiers at NIE Employ Spider Munition System
The Army is trying out a strange-looking contraption called the Spider munition system at its Network Integration Evaluation.
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Counter-Drone Prototype Put to Test at Army NIE
A prototype to counter drones using capabilities already in the Army inventory is now being put to the test.
