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New Zealand Replaces Old Seasprite Helicopters
The New Zealand Defence Force’s five Kaman SH-2G(NZ) Seasprite naval helicopters became officially retired Thursday.
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Humvee Replacement Delayed for Army and Marine Corps
The Joint Light Tactical Vehicle won’t reach initial operational capability on time, officials from both the Army and Marine Corps are saying.
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McCain Skeptical of US Air Force Space Launch Cost Estimate
The chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee is accusing the US Air Force of misrepresenting the cost to eliminate reliance on Russian rocket engines for space launch.
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ULA’s Next-Generation Rocket Takes Reusability To New Heights
United Launch Alliance’s next-generation rocket, the future Vulcan Aces, will be able to refuel in space, opening the door to in-orbital assembly and other complex space operations.
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US Lawmakers Again Seek To Boost Israeli Missile Defense Funding
Another bipartisan push is afoot by US lawmakers to bolster funding for Israel’s missile defense beyond what is requested by the president in the fiscal 2017 defense budget.
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Canada Expected To Scale Back Programs, Post Defense Review
The Canadian government is widely expected to scale back or eliminate some of the military’s planned equipment programs and could see niche roles emerge for the country’s military.
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F-35’s International Debut Will Be in the Netherlands
At least one Dutch F-35As will appear at the Leeuwarden Air Show in the Netherlands in June, according to Lt. Col. Sidney Plankman, chief of public affairs for the Royal Netherlands Air Force (RNLAF).
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Israel Tests Engineering Versions of APS-Protected Troop Carrier
Israel launched operational tests this week of actively protected combat engineering versions of its locally-developed Namer, a heavy troop carrier based on the Merkava Mk4 main battle tank.
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Goldfein Emerges in Lead for US Air Force Chief Spot
The next Air Force Chief of Staff will likely be Gen. David Goldfein, currently the Air Force Vice Chief.
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Taiwan Forced To Rethink Its Air Defense Strategy
Air defense planners in Taiwan face a daunting challenge. They need to have enough capacity to deter China, which not only has a large military but, more importantly, for the past 25 years has spent heavily on modernizing that force.
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New Zealand Replaces Old Seasprite Helicopters
The New Zealand Defence Force’s five Kaman SH-2G(NZ) Seasprite naval helicopters became officially retired Thursday.
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Humvee Replacement Delayed for Army and Marine Corps
The Joint Light Tactical Vehicle won’t reach initial operational capability on time, officials from both the Army and Marine Corps are saying.
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McCain Skeptical of US Air Force Space Launch Cost Estimate
The chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee is accusing the US Air Force of misrepresenting the cost to eliminate reliance on Russian rocket engines for space launch.
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ULA’s Next-Generation Rocket Takes Reusability To New Heights
United Launch Alliance’s next-generation rocket, the future Vulcan Aces, will be able to refuel in space, opening the door to in-orbital assembly and other complex space operations.
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US Lawmakers Again Seek To Boost Israeli Missile Defense Funding
Another bipartisan push is afoot by US lawmakers to bolster funding for Israel’s missile defense beyond what is requested by the president in the fiscal 2017 defense budget.
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Canada Expected To Scale Back Programs, Post Defense Review
The Canadian government is widely expected to scale back or eliminate some of the military’s planned equipment programs and could see niche roles emerge for the country’s military.
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F-35’s International Debut Will Be in the Netherlands
At least one Dutch F-35As will appear at the Leeuwarden Air Show in the Netherlands in June, according to Lt. Col. Sidney Plankman, chief of public affairs for the Royal Netherlands Air Force (RNLAF).
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Israel Tests Engineering Versions of APS-Protected Troop Carrier
Israel launched operational tests this week of actively protected combat engineering versions of its locally-developed Namer, a heavy troop carrier based on the Merkava Mk4 main battle tank.
-
Goldfein Emerges in Lead for US Air Force Chief Spot
The next Air Force Chief of Staff will likely be Gen. David Goldfein, currently the Air Force Vice Chief.
-
Taiwan Forced To Rethink Its Air Defense Strategy
Air defense planners in Taiwan face a daunting challenge. They need to have enough capacity to deter China, which not only has a large military but, more importantly, for the past 25 years has spent heavily on modernizing that force.
-
New Zealand Replaces Old Seasprite Helicopters
The New Zealand Defence Force’s five Kaman SH-2G(NZ) Seasprite naval helicopters became officially retired Thursday.
-
Humvee Replacement Delayed for Army and Marine Corps
The Joint Light Tactical Vehicle won’t reach initial operational capability on time, officials from both the Army and Marine Corps are saying.
-
McCain Skeptical of US Air Force Space Launch Cost Estimate
The chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee is accusing the US Air Force of misrepresenting the cost to eliminate reliance on Russian rocket engines for space launch.
-
ULA’s Next-Generation Rocket Takes Reusability To New Heights
United Launch Alliance’s next-generation rocket, the future Vulcan Aces, will be able to refuel in space, opening the door to in-orbital assembly and other complex space operations.
-
US Lawmakers Again Seek To Boost Israeli Missile Defense Funding
Another bipartisan push is afoot by US lawmakers to bolster funding for Israel’s missile defense beyond what is requested by the president in the fiscal 2017 defense budget.
-
Canada Expected To Scale Back Programs, Post Defense Review
The Canadian government is widely expected to scale back or eliminate some of the military’s planned equipment programs and could see niche roles emerge for the country’s military.
-
F-35’s International Debut Will Be in the Netherlands
At least one Dutch F-35As will appear at the Leeuwarden Air Show in the Netherlands in June, according to Lt. Col. Sidney Plankman, chief of public affairs for the Royal Netherlands Air Force (RNLAF).
-
Israel Tests Engineering Versions of APS-Protected Troop Carrier
Israel launched operational tests this week of actively protected combat engineering versions of its locally-developed Namer, a heavy troop carrier based on the Merkava Mk4 main battle tank.
-
Goldfein Emerges in Lead for US Air Force Chief Spot
The next Air Force Chief of Staff will likely be Gen. David Goldfein, currently the Air Force Vice Chief.
-
Taiwan Forced To Rethink Its Air Defense Strategy
Air defense planners in Taiwan face a daunting challenge. They need to have enough capacity to deter China, which not only has a large military but, more importantly, for the past 25 years has spent heavily on modernizing that force.
