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India and France to Finalize $8.9 Billion Deal for 36 Rafales
India is on the verge of signing an almost $9 billion deal to buy 36 Rafale fighter jets from France.
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Does Congress Have Enough Oversight of the B-21?
Congress has a fine line to walk on the B-21, a stealthy program.
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Army Conducts Successful Key Missile Defense Command Test
The Army has successfully conducted a key flight test of its Northrop Grumman-built missile defense command system.
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A New Global Defense Map
PwC has adopted a way to examine 60 nations that include the top 50 defense-spending nations in the world, based on recent defense spending trends and other factors.
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Brown Seen as Likely Next Army Pacific Head
Lt. Gen. Robert Brown is likely slated to take over for Brooks, sources say, although nothing has been formally announced.
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Israel Eyes US Funding To Detect, Destroy Hamas Tunnels
Israel wants extensive US multiyear funding to field a multilayered system for detecting and destroying border-breaching tunnels.
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Turkish Procurement Office Seeks Domestic Drone Sub-systems
Turkey’s procurement agency has launched competition for the indigenous development of several sub-systems for operative-class drones.
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UK Relaxes Salary Cap To Recruit New Nuclear Chief
Britain’s MoD is recruiting a director general to oversee a big uptick in nuclear spending.
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Belarus Unveils New Military Doctrine Amid Armenia’s Criticism
The Belarusian parliament passed the first reading of the country’s new military doctrine, which prohibits its armed forces from participating in military operations abroad.
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BAE, Fincantieri and Navantia ships on Australian shortlist
Australian Defence Minister Marise Payne has announced that proposals from BAE Systems, Fincantieri and Navantia have been shortlisted for the country’s program to build nine new frigates for the Royal Australian Navy.
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India and France to Finalize $8.9 Billion Deal for 36 Rafales
India is on the verge of signing an almost $9 billion deal to buy 36 Rafale fighter jets from France.
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Does Congress Have Enough Oversight of the B-21?
Congress has a fine line to walk on the B-21, a stealthy program.
-
Army Conducts Successful Key Missile Defense Command Test
The Army has successfully conducted a key flight test of its Northrop Grumman-built missile defense command system.
-
A New Global Defense Map
PwC has adopted a way to examine 60 nations that include the top 50 defense-spending nations in the world, based on recent defense spending trends and other factors.
-
Brown Seen as Likely Next Army Pacific Head
Lt. Gen. Robert Brown is likely slated to take over for Brooks, sources say, although nothing has been formally announced.
-
Israel Eyes US Funding To Detect, Destroy Hamas Tunnels
Israel wants extensive US multiyear funding to field a multilayered system for detecting and destroying border-breaching tunnels.
-
Turkish Procurement Office Seeks Domestic Drone Sub-systems
Turkey’s procurement agency has launched competition for the indigenous development of several sub-systems for operative-class drones.
-
UK Relaxes Salary Cap To Recruit New Nuclear Chief
Britain’s MoD is recruiting a director general to oversee a big uptick in nuclear spending.
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Belarus Unveils New Military Doctrine Amid Armenia’s Criticism
The Belarusian parliament passed the first reading of the country’s new military doctrine, which prohibits its armed forces from participating in military operations abroad.
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BAE, Fincantieri and Navantia ships on Australian shortlist
Australian Defence Minister Marise Payne has announced that proposals from BAE Systems, Fincantieri and Navantia have been shortlisted for the country’s program to build nine new frigates for the Royal Australian Navy.
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India and France to Finalize $8.9 Billion Deal for 36 Rafales
India is on the verge of signing an almost $9 billion deal to buy 36 Rafale fighter jets from France.
-
Does Congress Have Enough Oversight of the B-21?
Congress has a fine line to walk on the B-21, a stealthy program.
-
Army Conducts Successful Key Missile Defense Command Test
The Army has successfully conducted a key flight test of its Northrop Grumman-built missile defense command system.
-
A New Global Defense Map
PwC has adopted a way to examine 60 nations that include the top 50 defense-spending nations in the world, based on recent defense spending trends and other factors.
-
Brown Seen as Likely Next Army Pacific Head
Lt. Gen. Robert Brown is likely slated to take over for Brooks, sources say, although nothing has been formally announced.
-
Israel Eyes US Funding To Detect, Destroy Hamas Tunnels
Israel wants extensive US multiyear funding to field a multilayered system for detecting and destroying border-breaching tunnels.
-
Turkish Procurement Office Seeks Domestic Drone Sub-systems
Turkey’s procurement agency has launched competition for the indigenous development of several sub-systems for operative-class drones.
-
UK Relaxes Salary Cap To Recruit New Nuclear Chief
Britain’s MoD is recruiting a director general to oversee a big uptick in nuclear spending.
-
Belarus Unveils New Military Doctrine Amid Armenia’s Criticism
The Belarusian parliament passed the first reading of the country’s new military doctrine, which prohibits its armed forces from participating in military operations abroad.
-
BAE, Fincantieri and Navantia ships on Australian shortlist
Australian Defence Minister Marise Payne has announced that proposals from BAE Systems, Fincantieri and Navantia have been shortlisted for the country’s program to build nine new frigates for the Royal Australian Navy.
