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$11B Canadian Export Deal Challenged in Court
A lawsuit that could potentially derail the largest weapons export deal in Canadian history will be heard in court as early as next month.
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How will ‘Vision 2030’ affect defense sales to Saudi Arabia?
As Saudi Arabia tries to wean its economy from dependence on oil, it will try to develop its defense industry.
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US Coast Guard Needs an Aerial Drone Fleet Now, Lawmaker Says
When it comes to tracking and stopping illegal activity like narcotics smuggling, the Coast Guard’s surveillance capacity is so limited that it must rely on aircraft and drones from US Customs and Border Protection.
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Russian Manufacturer To Provide Egypt With Aerial Defense
Russian air defense equipment manufacturer KRET said it will deliver 28 units of the President-S onboard defense system to the Egyptian Air Force by July.
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Algerian Navy Commissions Meko-Class Frigate Into Service
The Algerian Navy has commissioned into service the first of its two Meko A-200 frigates.
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Kenya Begins Building Wall Along Somali Border
Kenya said the fence would limit cross-border terrorist movements and enable the country to prevent attacks.
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F-35 Chief: Software Bugs No Longer a Threat To IOC
The software bugs that have plagued the F-35 program for months are largely resolved and no longer pose a threat to the Air Force’s goal of declaring its jets operational this year, according to the program chief.
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Details Emerge in Secretive Chinese Drone Case
A Chinese national living in Florida was indicted on 18 counts of working as an illegal agent for China.
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HASC Democrat Seeks Base Closures Law
Rep. Adam is Smith is introducing legislation that would let the Defense Department close and consolidate its domestic bases.
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Lawmakers Move To Restore Army Aviation Budget Cuts
House Armed Services members want to increase purchases of UH-60 Black Hawks and AH-60 Apaches in order to save money, according to their version of the NDAA.
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$11B Canadian Export Deal Challenged in Court
A lawsuit that could potentially derail the largest weapons export deal in Canadian history will be heard in court as early as next month.
-
How will ‘Vision 2030’ affect defense sales to Saudi Arabia?
As Saudi Arabia tries to wean its economy from dependence on oil, it will try to develop its defense industry.
-
US Coast Guard Needs an Aerial Drone Fleet Now, Lawmaker Says
When it comes to tracking and stopping illegal activity like narcotics smuggling, the Coast Guard’s surveillance capacity is so limited that it must rely on aircraft and drones from US Customs and Border Protection.
-
Russian Manufacturer To Provide Egypt With Aerial Defense
Russian air defense equipment manufacturer KRET said it will deliver 28 units of the President-S onboard defense system to the Egyptian Air Force by July.
-
Algerian Navy Commissions Meko-Class Frigate Into Service
The Algerian Navy has commissioned into service the first of its two Meko A-200 frigates.
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Kenya Begins Building Wall Along Somali Border
Kenya said the fence would limit cross-border terrorist movements and enable the country to prevent attacks.
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F-35 Chief: Software Bugs No Longer a Threat To IOC
The software bugs that have plagued the F-35 program for months are largely resolved and no longer pose a threat to the Air Force’s goal of declaring its jets operational this year, according to the program chief.
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Details Emerge in Secretive Chinese Drone Case
A Chinese national living in Florida was indicted on 18 counts of working as an illegal agent for China.
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HASC Democrat Seeks Base Closures Law
Rep. Adam is Smith is introducing legislation that would let the Defense Department close and consolidate its domestic bases.
-
Lawmakers Move To Restore Army Aviation Budget Cuts
House Armed Services members want to increase purchases of UH-60 Black Hawks and AH-60 Apaches in order to save money, according to their version of the NDAA.
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$11B Canadian Export Deal Challenged in Court
A lawsuit that could potentially derail the largest weapons export deal in Canadian history will be heard in court as early as next month.
-
How will ‘Vision 2030’ affect defense sales to Saudi Arabia?
As Saudi Arabia tries to wean its economy from dependence on oil, it will try to develop its defense industry.
-
US Coast Guard Needs an Aerial Drone Fleet Now, Lawmaker Says
When it comes to tracking and stopping illegal activity like narcotics smuggling, the Coast Guard’s surveillance capacity is so limited that it must rely on aircraft and drones from US Customs and Border Protection.
-
Russian Manufacturer To Provide Egypt With Aerial Defense
Russian air defense equipment manufacturer KRET said it will deliver 28 units of the President-S onboard defense system to the Egyptian Air Force by July.
-
Algerian Navy Commissions Meko-Class Frigate Into Service
The Algerian Navy has commissioned into service the first of its two Meko A-200 frigates.
-
Kenya Begins Building Wall Along Somali Border
Kenya said the fence would limit cross-border terrorist movements and enable the country to prevent attacks.
-
F-35 Chief: Software Bugs No Longer a Threat To IOC
The software bugs that have plagued the F-35 program for months are largely resolved and no longer pose a threat to the Air Force’s goal of declaring its jets operational this year, according to the program chief.
-
Details Emerge in Secretive Chinese Drone Case
A Chinese national living in Florida was indicted on 18 counts of working as an illegal agent for China.
-
HASC Democrat Seeks Base Closures Law
Rep. Adam is Smith is introducing legislation that would let the Defense Department close and consolidate its domestic bases.
-
Lawmakers Move To Restore Army Aviation Budget Cuts
House Armed Services members want to increase purchases of UH-60 Black Hawks and AH-60 Apaches in order to save money, according to their version of the NDAA.
