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US-Philippine War Games Begin as China Warns ‘Outsiders’
US and Philippine troops began major exercises on Monday as China’s state media warned “outsiders” against interfering in tense South China Sea territorial disputes.
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Airbus Warns Against Brexit in Letter to UK Workers
European aerospace giant Airbus on Monday wrote to its British workforce to warn against the nation’s possible departure from the EU, less than three months before a key referendum.
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Israel Seeks Greater Autonomy for F-35 Fighter Force
Israel is working with Lockheed Martin and the F-35 Joint Program Office to on its own command, control, communications and computing (C4) system for the joint strike fighter.
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Calming Tensions in South China Sea
What more can be done should China continue to defy calls to cease the buildup and adhere to international law?
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Kuwait May Finalize Eurofighter Deal, Source Says
Kuwait’s delayed deal to buy 28 Eurofighter jets may be signed on Tuesday, an Italian source knowledgeable of the deal said on Monday.
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Finnish Defense Ministry Hit by DDoS Cyber Attack
Finland’s Ministry of Defence is reviewing its IT security infrastructure in the wake of a cyberattack on its website.
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Bulgaria Approves $1.4B Fighter Jet, Vessel Acquisition Programs
The Bulgarian government has approved programs to acquire new fighter jets, modernize the country’s Mikoyan MiG-29 aircraft and purchase new patrol vessels.
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Officials: Iraqi Mi-35 Helicopter Crashes South of Baghdad
An Iraqi Mi-35 helicopter crashed south ofBaghdad due to a “technical problem” Monday, security officials said, thelatest in a series of military helicopters to go down.
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Interview: Stephen Welby, Assistant US Secretary of Defense for Research and Engineering
Stephen Welby, Assistant Secretary of Defense for Research and Engineering, talks Third Offset and DoD labs.
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Turkish-Built Hurkus Passes EASA Test Flight
Back in 2004, TAI’s engineers started to design the Hurkus, a basic trainer aircraft. They are busy designing the Hurkus C, a light attack (armed) version of the aircraft. They say the Hurkus C will look like the Super Tucano in its defined mission.
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US-Philippine War Games Begin as China Warns ‘Outsiders’
US and Philippine troops began major exercises on Monday as China’s state media warned “outsiders” against interfering in tense South China Sea territorial disputes.
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Airbus Warns Against Brexit in Letter to UK Workers
European aerospace giant Airbus on Monday wrote to its British workforce to warn against the nation’s possible departure from the EU, less than three months before a key referendum.
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Israel Seeks Greater Autonomy for F-35 Fighter Force
Israel is working with Lockheed Martin and the F-35 Joint Program Office to on its own command, control, communications and computing (C4) system for the joint strike fighter.
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Calming Tensions in South China Sea
What more can be done should China continue to defy calls to cease the buildup and adhere to international law?
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Kuwait May Finalize Eurofighter Deal, Source Says
Kuwait’s delayed deal to buy 28 Eurofighter jets may be signed on Tuesday, an Italian source knowledgeable of the deal said on Monday.
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Finnish Defense Ministry Hit by DDoS Cyber Attack
Finland’s Ministry of Defence is reviewing its IT security infrastructure in the wake of a cyberattack on its website.
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Bulgaria Approves $1.4B Fighter Jet, Vessel Acquisition Programs
The Bulgarian government has approved programs to acquire new fighter jets, modernize the country’s Mikoyan MiG-29 aircraft and purchase new patrol vessels.
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Officials: Iraqi Mi-35 Helicopter Crashes South of Baghdad
An Iraqi Mi-35 helicopter crashed south ofBaghdad due to a “technical problem” Monday, security officials said, thelatest in a series of military helicopters to go down.
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Interview: Stephen Welby, Assistant US Secretary of Defense for Research and Engineering
Stephen Welby, Assistant Secretary of Defense for Research and Engineering, talks Third Offset and DoD labs.
-
Turkish-Built Hurkus Passes EASA Test Flight
Back in 2004, TAI’s engineers started to design the Hurkus, a basic trainer aircraft. They are busy designing the Hurkus C, a light attack (armed) version of the aircraft. They say the Hurkus C will look like the Super Tucano in its defined mission.
-
US-Philippine War Games Begin as China Warns ‘Outsiders’
US and Philippine troops began major exercises on Monday as China’s state media warned “outsiders” against interfering in tense South China Sea territorial disputes.
-
Airbus Warns Against Brexit in Letter to UK Workers
European aerospace giant Airbus on Monday wrote to its British workforce to warn against the nation’s possible departure from the EU, less than three months before a key referendum.
-
Israel Seeks Greater Autonomy for F-35 Fighter Force
Israel is working with Lockheed Martin and the F-35 Joint Program Office to on its own command, control, communications and computing (C4) system for the joint strike fighter.
-
Calming Tensions in South China Sea
What more can be done should China continue to defy calls to cease the buildup and adhere to international law?
-
Kuwait May Finalize Eurofighter Deal, Source Says
Kuwait’s delayed deal to buy 28 Eurofighter jets may be signed on Tuesday, an Italian source knowledgeable of the deal said on Monday.
-
Finnish Defense Ministry Hit by DDoS Cyber Attack
Finland’s Ministry of Defence is reviewing its IT security infrastructure in the wake of a cyberattack on its website.
-
Bulgaria Approves $1.4B Fighter Jet, Vessel Acquisition Programs
The Bulgarian government has approved programs to acquire new fighter jets, modernize the country’s Mikoyan MiG-29 aircraft and purchase new patrol vessels.
-
Officials: Iraqi Mi-35 Helicopter Crashes South of Baghdad
An Iraqi Mi-35 helicopter crashed south ofBaghdad due to a “technical problem” Monday, security officials said, thelatest in a series of military helicopters to go down.
-
Interview: Stephen Welby, Assistant US Secretary of Defense for Research and Engineering
Stephen Welby, Assistant Secretary of Defense for Research and Engineering, talks Third Offset and DoD labs.
-
Turkish-Built Hurkus Passes EASA Test Flight
Back in 2004, TAI’s engineers started to design the Hurkus, a basic trainer aircraft. They are busy designing the Hurkus C, a light attack (armed) version of the aircraft. They say the Hurkus C will look like the Super Tucano in its defined mission.
