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RAF Considers BriteCloud To Counter Radar-Guided Missile Threat
The British arm of Finmeccanica said negotiations were underway with the British Ministry of Defence to supply their BriteCloud decoy.
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Interview: Adm. Tomohisa Takei, Chief of Staff, Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force
Mindful of the past, Japan straddles the lanes of armed deterrence, staunchly supporting the US while striving to avoid an aggressive stance.
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The Next President Must Start National Security Planning Now, a Top Expert Warns
The next commander in chief won’t have time to slowly ease into the foreign policy turmoil facing America right now, one prominent defense expert is warning.
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UK Defense Chief Says Qatar Warplane Deal ‘On the Table’
Britain’s defense minister said on Tuesday that a deal to sell Eurofighter Typhoon warplanes to Qatar was “definitely still on the table”.
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US F-16 Crashes Near Bagram Airfield, Pilot Safe
A U.S. F-16 crashed during an evening takeoff near Bagram Airfield, Afghanistan.
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Dunford: Better Intel Improving Counter-ISIS Airstrikes
Coalition airstrikes against the Islamic State have grown more effective because intelligence has improved, as has training for US proxy forces in Iraq and Syria, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff said Tuesday.
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Saab To Partner with Tata Power To Manufacture LEDS in India
Saab of Sweden has joined with India’s domestic Tata Power SED to manufacture the Land Electronic Defence System for the first time in India.
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Indo-French Surface-to-Air Missile Unveiled at Defexpo
India and France are showcasing a static mock-up of a vertical-launch short-range surface-to-air missile for naval applications at Defexpo.
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Croatia Probes Fighter Jet Deal With Ukraine Amid Corruption Claims
The Croatian military police have launched a probe into the Defence Ministry’s acquisition of 12 modernized Mikoyan MiG-21 fighter jets from Ukraine.
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European Think Tank Ares Launches With Arms Focus
A cross-border think tank, dubbed the Ares group, has been formed, seeking to examine the European arms industry, present policy proposals, and conduct research for government and industry.
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RAF Considers BriteCloud To Counter Radar-Guided Missile Threat
The British arm of Finmeccanica said negotiations were underway with the British Ministry of Defence to supply their BriteCloud decoy.
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Interview: Adm. Tomohisa Takei, Chief of Staff, Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force
Mindful of the past, Japan straddles the lanes of armed deterrence, staunchly supporting the US while striving to avoid an aggressive stance.
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The Next President Must Start National Security Planning Now, a Top Expert Warns
The next commander in chief won’t have time to slowly ease into the foreign policy turmoil facing America right now, one prominent defense expert is warning.
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UK Defense Chief Says Qatar Warplane Deal ‘On the Table’
Britain’s defense minister said on Tuesday that a deal to sell Eurofighter Typhoon warplanes to Qatar was “definitely still on the table”.
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US F-16 Crashes Near Bagram Airfield, Pilot Safe
A U.S. F-16 crashed during an evening takeoff near Bagram Airfield, Afghanistan.
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Dunford: Better Intel Improving Counter-ISIS Airstrikes
Coalition airstrikes against the Islamic State have grown more effective because intelligence has improved, as has training for US proxy forces in Iraq and Syria, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff said Tuesday.
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Saab To Partner with Tata Power To Manufacture LEDS in India
Saab of Sweden has joined with India’s domestic Tata Power SED to manufacture the Land Electronic Defence System for the first time in India.
-
Indo-French Surface-to-Air Missile Unveiled at Defexpo
India and France are showcasing a static mock-up of a vertical-launch short-range surface-to-air missile for naval applications at Defexpo.
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Croatia Probes Fighter Jet Deal With Ukraine Amid Corruption Claims
The Croatian military police have launched a probe into the Defence Ministry’s acquisition of 12 modernized Mikoyan MiG-21 fighter jets from Ukraine.
-
European Think Tank Ares Launches With Arms Focus
A cross-border think tank, dubbed the Ares group, has been formed, seeking to examine the European arms industry, present policy proposals, and conduct research for government and industry.
-
RAF Considers BriteCloud To Counter Radar-Guided Missile Threat
The British arm of Finmeccanica said negotiations were underway with the British Ministry of Defence to supply their BriteCloud decoy.
-
Interview: Adm. Tomohisa Takei, Chief of Staff, Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force
Mindful of the past, Japan straddles the lanes of armed deterrence, staunchly supporting the US while striving to avoid an aggressive stance.
-
The Next President Must Start National Security Planning Now, a Top Expert Warns
The next commander in chief won’t have time to slowly ease into the foreign policy turmoil facing America right now, one prominent defense expert is warning.
-
UK Defense Chief Says Qatar Warplane Deal ‘On the Table’
Britain’s defense minister said on Tuesday that a deal to sell Eurofighter Typhoon warplanes to Qatar was “definitely still on the table”.
-
US F-16 Crashes Near Bagram Airfield, Pilot Safe
A U.S. F-16 crashed during an evening takeoff near Bagram Airfield, Afghanistan.
-
Dunford: Better Intel Improving Counter-ISIS Airstrikes
Coalition airstrikes against the Islamic State have grown more effective because intelligence has improved, as has training for US proxy forces in Iraq and Syria, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff said Tuesday.
-
Saab To Partner with Tata Power To Manufacture LEDS in India
Saab of Sweden has joined with India’s domestic Tata Power SED to manufacture the Land Electronic Defence System for the first time in India.
-
Indo-French Surface-to-Air Missile Unveiled at Defexpo
India and France are showcasing a static mock-up of a vertical-launch short-range surface-to-air missile for naval applications at Defexpo.
-
Croatia Probes Fighter Jet Deal With Ukraine Amid Corruption Claims
The Croatian military police have launched a probe into the Defence Ministry’s acquisition of 12 modernized Mikoyan MiG-21 fighter jets from Ukraine.
-
European Think Tank Ares Launches With Arms Focus
A cross-border think tank, dubbed the Ares group, has been formed, seeking to examine the European arms industry, present policy proposals, and conduct research for government and industry.
