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USAF Moving Forward With Possible A-10 Replacement, General Says
The Air Force is moving forward with a key step in developing a dedicated close-air support plane to replace the A-10 “Warthog,” a top general said Thursday.
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Air Force Moving Forward With A-10 Replacement Option
The Air Force is moving forward with a key step in developing a dedicated close-air support plane to replace the A-10 Warthog, a top general said Thursday.
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UK Invests in F-35 Home Base Upgrade
Some £25 million has already been spent by the MoD readying the base for the new facilities, with old buildings being demolished and cabling work undertaken.
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McCain Presses Senator To Break Impasse on Fanning Nomination
A Senate confirmation vote for Fanning, who would become the first openly gay civilian to lead a service branch, is being blocked over a separate issue with the military’s Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, detention center.
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Reaper Demand Drives Uptick in Air Force UAS Spending
The Air Force edged out the Army as the leader in unmanned systems procurement in recent years, a shift driven in part by increasing demand for General Atomics’ MQ-9 Reaper and Northrop Grumman’s Global Hawk, according to a new study.
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Indian Army Seeks New Source of Surface-to-Air Missile Defense System
The Indian Army is lobbying to purchase quick reaction surface-to-air missile systems because the homemade Akash air defense system is slower and ineffective while on the move, an army official said.
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Norway: Joint Submarine Acquisition With Poland Not Imminent
The Polish Navy is aiming to acquire three new submarines to replace its outdated Kobben-class subs.
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Rheinmetall Denel Munition Factory Opens in Saudi Arabia
South African defense equipment manufacturer Rheinmetall Denel Munition and the Saudi Military Industries Corporation have opened a joint weapons factory.
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Egypt, France To Sign Arms Deal Mid-April
Egypt and France plan to sign agreements for the purchase of weapons that include fighter aircraft, navy vessels and a military satellite communication system.
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F-35’s UK Debut: A Warning to Russia?
The international debut of the F-35 joint strike fighter at two major air shows in the United Kingdom this year will send a pointed warning to bad actors in the region, according to the commander of US Air Forces in Europe.
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USAF Moving Forward With Possible A-10 Replacement, General Says
The Air Force is moving forward with a key step in developing a dedicated close-air support plane to replace the A-10 “Warthog,” a top general said Thursday.
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Air Force Moving Forward With A-10 Replacement Option
The Air Force is moving forward with a key step in developing a dedicated close-air support plane to replace the A-10 Warthog, a top general said Thursday.
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UK Invests in F-35 Home Base Upgrade
Some £25 million has already been spent by the MoD readying the base for the new facilities, with old buildings being demolished and cabling work undertaken.
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McCain Presses Senator To Break Impasse on Fanning Nomination
A Senate confirmation vote for Fanning, who would become the first openly gay civilian to lead a service branch, is being blocked over a separate issue with the military’s Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, detention center.
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Reaper Demand Drives Uptick in Air Force UAS Spending
The Air Force edged out the Army as the leader in unmanned systems procurement in recent years, a shift driven in part by increasing demand for General Atomics’ MQ-9 Reaper and Northrop Grumman’s Global Hawk, according to a new study.
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Indian Army Seeks New Source of Surface-to-Air Missile Defense System
The Indian Army is lobbying to purchase quick reaction surface-to-air missile systems because the homemade Akash air defense system is slower and ineffective while on the move, an army official said.
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Norway: Joint Submarine Acquisition With Poland Not Imminent
The Polish Navy is aiming to acquire three new submarines to replace its outdated Kobben-class subs.
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Rheinmetall Denel Munition Factory Opens in Saudi Arabia
South African defense equipment manufacturer Rheinmetall Denel Munition and the Saudi Military Industries Corporation have opened a joint weapons factory.
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Egypt, France To Sign Arms Deal Mid-April
Egypt and France plan to sign agreements for the purchase of weapons that include fighter aircraft, navy vessels and a military satellite communication system.
-
F-35’s UK Debut: A Warning to Russia?
The international debut of the F-35 joint strike fighter at two major air shows in the United Kingdom this year will send a pointed warning to bad actors in the region, according to the commander of US Air Forces in Europe.
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USAF Moving Forward With Possible A-10 Replacement, General Says
The Air Force is moving forward with a key step in developing a dedicated close-air support plane to replace the A-10 “Warthog,” a top general said Thursday.
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Air Force Moving Forward With A-10 Replacement Option
The Air Force is moving forward with a key step in developing a dedicated close-air support plane to replace the A-10 Warthog, a top general said Thursday.
-
UK Invests in F-35 Home Base Upgrade
Some £25 million has already been spent by the MoD readying the base for the new facilities, with old buildings being demolished and cabling work undertaken.
-
McCain Presses Senator To Break Impasse on Fanning Nomination
A Senate confirmation vote for Fanning, who would become the first openly gay civilian to lead a service branch, is being blocked over a separate issue with the military’s Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, detention center.
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Reaper Demand Drives Uptick in Air Force UAS Spending
The Air Force edged out the Army as the leader in unmanned systems procurement in recent years, a shift driven in part by increasing demand for General Atomics’ MQ-9 Reaper and Northrop Grumman’s Global Hawk, according to a new study.
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Indian Army Seeks New Source of Surface-to-Air Missile Defense System
The Indian Army is lobbying to purchase quick reaction surface-to-air missile systems because the homemade Akash air defense system is slower and ineffective while on the move, an army official said.
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Norway: Joint Submarine Acquisition With Poland Not Imminent
The Polish Navy is aiming to acquire three new submarines to replace its outdated Kobben-class subs.
-
Rheinmetall Denel Munition Factory Opens in Saudi Arabia
South African defense equipment manufacturer Rheinmetall Denel Munition and the Saudi Military Industries Corporation have opened a joint weapons factory.
-
Egypt, France To Sign Arms Deal Mid-April
Egypt and France plan to sign agreements for the purchase of weapons that include fighter aircraft, navy vessels and a military satellite communication system.
-
F-35’s UK Debut: A Warning to Russia?
The international debut of the F-35 joint strike fighter at two major air shows in the United Kingdom this year will send a pointed warning to bad actors in the region, according to the commander of US Air Forces in Europe.
