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Russian Military Orders 10,000 Medals for Troops in Syria
Russia’s defence ministry on Monday opened bidding on a contract to deliver over 10,000 medals to soldiers involved in Moscow’s operation in Syria, suggesting the scope of its involvement there.
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Strategic Capabilities Office Looks for Industry Feedback
The Pentagon’s Strategic Capabilities Office (SCO) is looking for industry feedback on repurposing existing technologies in order to plug short-term capability gaps.
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Congress Headed to Continuing Resolution to Fund Government in Fiscal ’17, Lawmaker Says
Congress is likely to enact a continuing resolution to fund the government next fiscal year, according to a senior official.
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Northrop, Raytheon Get Contracts for JSTARS Radar Development
The US Air Force awarded Northrop Grumman and Raytheon two sole-source contracts to mature radar designs for the Joint Surveillance Target Attack Radar System.
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Israeli Air Force: Russian Air Power in Syria Remains Robust
Russian air power in Syria remains substantial, according to the Israeli Air Force, with newly deployed attack helicopters replacing many of the fighter bombers.
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Defexpo 2016: India Announces New Weapon Procurement Policy
India announced a new weapons procurement policy March 28 at Defexpo India 2016, the ninth in the series of biennial Land, Naval and Internal Homeland Security Systems Exhibition, at Goa, India.
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Turkey Expects CH-47F Deliveries Soon
Turkey’s procurement and military officials said they expect the first deliveries of the CH-47F heavy transport helicopters soon.
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Africa, Arab Defense Ministers Agree Counter-Terrorism Cooperation
Defense ministers and officials from 27 Arab and African states on Friday agreed to bolster cooperation on counter-terrorism, in a meeting held at an Egyptian resort town.
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North Korea Nukes Washington in Propaganda Video, Threatens South Korea
North Korea released a new propaganda video Saturday showing a nuclear strike on Washington and then threatened South Korea with a “merciless military strike” for slandering leader Kim Jong-Un.
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Syria Army Seizes Town North of Palmyra, State TV Says
Syria’s armed forces on Saturday expanded their control north of the historic city of Palmyra, state television reported, capturing a nearby town from Islamic State group jihadists.
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Russian Military Orders 10,000 Medals for Troops in Syria
Russia’s defence ministry on Monday opened bidding on a contract to deliver over 10,000 medals to soldiers involved in Moscow’s operation in Syria, suggesting the scope of its involvement there.
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Strategic Capabilities Office Looks for Industry Feedback
The Pentagon’s Strategic Capabilities Office (SCO) is looking for industry feedback on repurposing existing technologies in order to plug short-term capability gaps.
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Congress Headed to Continuing Resolution to Fund Government in Fiscal ’17, Lawmaker Says
Congress is likely to enact a continuing resolution to fund the government next fiscal year, according to a senior official.
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Northrop, Raytheon Get Contracts for JSTARS Radar Development
The US Air Force awarded Northrop Grumman and Raytheon two sole-source contracts to mature radar designs for the Joint Surveillance Target Attack Radar System.
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Israeli Air Force: Russian Air Power in Syria Remains Robust
Russian air power in Syria remains substantial, according to the Israeli Air Force, with newly deployed attack helicopters replacing many of the fighter bombers.
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Defexpo 2016: India Announces New Weapon Procurement Policy
India announced a new weapons procurement policy March 28 at Defexpo India 2016, the ninth in the series of biennial Land, Naval and Internal Homeland Security Systems Exhibition, at Goa, India.
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Turkey Expects CH-47F Deliveries Soon
Turkey’s procurement and military officials said they expect the first deliveries of the CH-47F heavy transport helicopters soon.
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Africa, Arab Defense Ministers Agree Counter-Terrorism Cooperation
Defense ministers and officials from 27 Arab and African states on Friday agreed to bolster cooperation on counter-terrorism, in a meeting held at an Egyptian resort town.
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North Korea Nukes Washington in Propaganda Video, Threatens South Korea
North Korea released a new propaganda video Saturday showing a nuclear strike on Washington and then threatened South Korea with a “merciless military strike” for slandering leader Kim Jong-Un.
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Syria Army Seizes Town North of Palmyra, State TV Says
Syria’s armed forces on Saturday expanded their control north of the historic city of Palmyra, state television reported, capturing a nearby town from Islamic State group jihadists.
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Russian Military Orders 10,000 Medals for Troops in Syria
Russia’s defence ministry on Monday opened bidding on a contract to deliver over 10,000 medals to soldiers involved in Moscow’s operation in Syria, suggesting the scope of its involvement there.
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Strategic Capabilities Office Looks for Industry Feedback
The Pentagon’s Strategic Capabilities Office (SCO) is looking for industry feedback on repurposing existing technologies in order to plug short-term capability gaps.
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Congress Headed to Continuing Resolution to Fund Government in Fiscal ’17, Lawmaker Says
Congress is likely to enact a continuing resolution to fund the government next fiscal year, according to a senior official.
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Northrop, Raytheon Get Contracts for JSTARS Radar Development
The US Air Force awarded Northrop Grumman and Raytheon two sole-source contracts to mature radar designs for the Joint Surveillance Target Attack Radar System.
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Israeli Air Force: Russian Air Power in Syria Remains Robust
Russian air power in Syria remains substantial, according to the Israeli Air Force, with newly deployed attack helicopters replacing many of the fighter bombers.
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Defexpo 2016: India Announces New Weapon Procurement Policy
India announced a new weapons procurement policy March 28 at Defexpo India 2016, the ninth in the series of biennial Land, Naval and Internal Homeland Security Systems Exhibition, at Goa, India.
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Turkey Expects CH-47F Deliveries Soon
Turkey’s procurement and military officials said they expect the first deliveries of the CH-47F heavy transport helicopters soon.
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Africa, Arab Defense Ministers Agree Counter-Terrorism Cooperation
Defense ministers and officials from 27 Arab and African states on Friday agreed to bolster cooperation on counter-terrorism, in a meeting held at an Egyptian resort town.
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North Korea Nukes Washington in Propaganda Video, Threatens South Korea
North Korea released a new propaganda video Saturday showing a nuclear strike on Washington and then threatened South Korea with a “merciless military strike” for slandering leader Kim Jong-Un.
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Syria Army Seizes Town North of Palmyra, State TV Says
Syria’s armed forces on Saturday expanded their control north of the historic city of Palmyra, state television reported, capturing a nearby town from Islamic State group jihadists.
