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Group Wants Tech Transfer To Define Strategies of French Arms Companies
A defense study group recommends that French arms companies factor in the transfer of technology to the core of their strategy in order to win export deals.
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Norway shortlists DCNS and ThyssenKrupp for sub program
Norway has been investigating the options to replace its six Ula-class boats for the last two years.
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Beyond the Fighter Jet: The Air Force of 2030
In its quest to dominate the air battlefield of the future, the Air Force may look to replace the traditional fighter jet with a network of integrated systems disaggregated across multiple platforms.
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Poland Mulls Drone Offers From General Atomics, Elbit
The Polish Ministry of Defence is considering offers by General Atomics and Elbit Systems for its program to acquire new medium-altitude long-endurance drones for the country’s armed forces.
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Court Reverses Former Finmeccanica CEO Orsi’s Acquittal
Also convicted was former AgustaWestland CEO Bruno Spagnolini, who received four years.
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US Army’s Multi-Mission Launcher Defeats Cruise Missile, UAS Threat
The US Army’s self-built Multi-Mission Launcher successfully defeated a cruise missile target and an unmanned aircraft system using an AIM-9X missile at White Sands Missile Range, New Mexico, the service announced Thursday.
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US Army Chief Sounds Alarm: Military at ‘High Risk’
Army Chief of Staff Gen. Mark Milley sounded the alarm that the Army is currently in a state of “high risk” when it comes to being ready enough to defend the nation and respond to a large conflict.
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Future of Army Report To Hit Carter’s Desk Next Week
The Army’s report on which National Commission on the Future of the Army recommendations it plans to implement is expected to land on the defense secretary’s desk.
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US Senator Wants Billions in Emergency Aid for Mideast
WASHINGTON — A senior US senator said Thursday he would seek an emergency appropriation of “multiple billions” of dollars to help Egypt, Jordan and Lebanon to help them cope with the fallout from the war with Islamic State group.
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Algeria Increases Order of Russian-made Mi-28 Helos to 42
The Algerian Air Force increased its order of “Night Hunter” attack helicopters from the eight initially reported in January to 42.
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Group Wants Tech Transfer To Define Strategies of French Arms Companies
A defense study group recommends that French arms companies factor in the transfer of technology to the core of their strategy in order to win export deals.
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Norway shortlists DCNS and ThyssenKrupp for sub program
Norway has been investigating the options to replace its six Ula-class boats for the last two years.
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Beyond the Fighter Jet: The Air Force of 2030
In its quest to dominate the air battlefield of the future, the Air Force may look to replace the traditional fighter jet with a network of integrated systems disaggregated across multiple platforms.
-
Poland Mulls Drone Offers From General Atomics, Elbit
The Polish Ministry of Defence is considering offers by General Atomics and Elbit Systems for its program to acquire new medium-altitude long-endurance drones for the country’s armed forces.
-
Court Reverses Former Finmeccanica CEO Orsi’s Acquittal
Also convicted was former AgustaWestland CEO Bruno Spagnolini, who received four years.
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US Army’s Multi-Mission Launcher Defeats Cruise Missile, UAS Threat
The US Army’s self-built Multi-Mission Launcher successfully defeated a cruise missile target and an unmanned aircraft system using an AIM-9X missile at White Sands Missile Range, New Mexico, the service announced Thursday.
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US Army Chief Sounds Alarm: Military at ‘High Risk’
Army Chief of Staff Gen. Mark Milley sounded the alarm that the Army is currently in a state of “high risk” when it comes to being ready enough to defend the nation and respond to a large conflict.
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Future of Army Report To Hit Carter’s Desk Next Week
The Army’s report on which National Commission on the Future of the Army recommendations it plans to implement is expected to land on the defense secretary’s desk.
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US Senator Wants Billions in Emergency Aid for Mideast
WASHINGTON — A senior US senator said Thursday he would seek an emergency appropriation of “multiple billions” of dollars to help Egypt, Jordan and Lebanon to help them cope with the fallout from the war with Islamic State group.
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Algeria Increases Order of Russian-made Mi-28 Helos to 42
The Algerian Air Force increased its order of “Night Hunter” attack helicopters from the eight initially reported in January to 42.
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Group Wants Tech Transfer To Define Strategies of French Arms Companies
A defense study group recommends that French arms companies factor in the transfer of technology to the core of their strategy in order to win export deals.
-
Norway shortlists DCNS and ThyssenKrupp for sub program
Norway has been investigating the options to replace its six Ula-class boats for the last two years.
-
Beyond the Fighter Jet: The Air Force of 2030
In its quest to dominate the air battlefield of the future, the Air Force may look to replace the traditional fighter jet with a network of integrated systems disaggregated across multiple platforms.
-
Poland Mulls Drone Offers From General Atomics, Elbit
The Polish Ministry of Defence is considering offers by General Atomics and Elbit Systems for its program to acquire new medium-altitude long-endurance drones for the country’s armed forces.
-
Court Reverses Former Finmeccanica CEO Orsi’s Acquittal
Also convicted was former AgustaWestland CEO Bruno Spagnolini, who received four years.
-
US Army’s Multi-Mission Launcher Defeats Cruise Missile, UAS Threat
The US Army’s self-built Multi-Mission Launcher successfully defeated a cruise missile target and an unmanned aircraft system using an AIM-9X missile at White Sands Missile Range, New Mexico, the service announced Thursday.
-
US Army Chief Sounds Alarm: Military at ‘High Risk’
Army Chief of Staff Gen. Mark Milley sounded the alarm that the Army is currently in a state of “high risk” when it comes to being ready enough to defend the nation and respond to a large conflict.
-
Future of Army Report To Hit Carter’s Desk Next Week
The Army’s report on which National Commission on the Future of the Army recommendations it plans to implement is expected to land on the defense secretary’s desk.
-
US Senator Wants Billions in Emergency Aid for Mideast
WASHINGTON — A senior US senator said Thursday he would seek an emergency appropriation of “multiple billions” of dollars to help Egypt, Jordan and Lebanon to help them cope with the fallout from the war with Islamic State group.
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Algeria Increases Order of Russian-made Mi-28 Helos to 42
The Algerian Air Force increased its order of “Night Hunter” attack helicopters from the eight initially reported in January to 42.
