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Finmeccanica Reshapes Its Name, Business
Finmeccanica’s new motto may be “genius at your service,” CEO Mauro Moretti said, explaining why the defense group is changing its name to the 15th century Italian artist.
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KKR Buys Defence Electronics From Airbus
Airbus Group has agreed to sell its Defence Electronics unit to KKR, a New York-based investment firm, for $1.24 billion, the aerospace giant announced Friday.
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Top Industrialist to Steer UK Shipbuilding Strategy
Sir John Parker’s appointment as the chairman of the National Shipbuilding Strategy was part of the UK Treasury’s budget day announcements on Mar 16.
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Carter Open to DoD-wide Nuclear Weapons Fund
Secretary of Defense Ash Carter indicated a fund for all three legs of the nuclear triad may make sense.
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Gen. Lori Robinson Nominated as NORTHCOM Head
Gen. Lori Robinson will become the first female COCOM leader.
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First DIUX Contracts Coming in Next Few Weeks
The Pentagon is set to award the first contracts to come out of its outpost in Silicon Valley,.
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Top Israeli Commander Endorses Obama Doctrine; Gives Kudos to Moscow
Israel’s number two-ranking officer on Thursday conferred praise on global rivals Russia and the United States with his seeming support of the so-called Obama doctrine and respect for Moscow’s “professionalism” in joint dealings in Syria.
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Possible Delays Loom for Danish Fighter Buy
Unresolved issues over the funding of the Danish fighter replacement program (FRP), and uncertainty concerning the stability of Denmark’s minority backed government, are raising fresh fears about further delays in the decision-making process
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MBDA: France, UK Agree on ‘Cross-Procurement’ Policy
Paris – Britain and France intend to acquire respectively the planned Aster Block 1 New Technology missile and Brimstone guided missile as part of a cooperation policy of “cross procurement,” Antoine Bouvier, chairman of missile builder MBDA, said to
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Japan Extends East China Sea Surveillance
Japan is expanding the East China Sea surveillance network around the disputed Senkaku Islands,
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Finmeccanica Reshapes Its Name, Business
Finmeccanica’s new motto may be “genius at your service,” CEO Mauro Moretti said, explaining why the defense group is changing its name to the 15th century Italian artist.
-
KKR Buys Defence Electronics From Airbus
Airbus Group has agreed to sell its Defence Electronics unit to KKR, a New York-based investment firm, for $1.24 billion, the aerospace giant announced Friday.
-
Top Industrialist to Steer UK Shipbuilding Strategy
Sir John Parker’s appointment as the chairman of the National Shipbuilding Strategy was part of the UK Treasury’s budget day announcements on Mar 16.
-
Carter Open to DoD-wide Nuclear Weapons Fund
Secretary of Defense Ash Carter indicated a fund for all three legs of the nuclear triad may make sense.
-
Gen. Lori Robinson Nominated as NORTHCOM Head
Gen. Lori Robinson will become the first female COCOM leader.
-
First DIUX Contracts Coming in Next Few Weeks
The Pentagon is set to award the first contracts to come out of its outpost in Silicon Valley,.
-
Top Israeli Commander Endorses Obama Doctrine; Gives Kudos to Moscow
Israel’s number two-ranking officer on Thursday conferred praise on global rivals Russia and the United States with his seeming support of the so-called Obama doctrine and respect for Moscow’s “professionalism” in joint dealings in Syria.
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Possible Delays Loom for Danish Fighter Buy
Unresolved issues over the funding of the Danish fighter replacement program (FRP), and uncertainty concerning the stability of Denmark’s minority backed government, are raising fresh fears about further delays in the decision-making process
-
MBDA: France, UK Agree on ‘Cross-Procurement’ Policy
Paris – Britain and France intend to acquire respectively the planned Aster Block 1 New Technology missile and Brimstone guided missile as part of a cooperation policy of “cross procurement,” Antoine Bouvier, chairman of missile builder MBDA, said to
-
Japan Extends East China Sea Surveillance
Japan is expanding the East China Sea surveillance network around the disputed Senkaku Islands,
-
Finmeccanica Reshapes Its Name, Business
Finmeccanica’s new motto may be “genius at your service,” CEO Mauro Moretti said, explaining why the defense group is changing its name to the 15th century Italian artist.
-
KKR Buys Defence Electronics From Airbus
Airbus Group has agreed to sell its Defence Electronics unit to KKR, a New York-based investment firm, for $1.24 billion, the aerospace giant announced Friday.
-
Top Industrialist to Steer UK Shipbuilding Strategy
Sir John Parker’s appointment as the chairman of the National Shipbuilding Strategy was part of the UK Treasury’s budget day announcements on Mar 16.
-
Carter Open to DoD-wide Nuclear Weapons Fund
Secretary of Defense Ash Carter indicated a fund for all three legs of the nuclear triad may make sense.
-
Gen. Lori Robinson Nominated as NORTHCOM Head
Gen. Lori Robinson will become the first female COCOM leader.
-
First DIUX Contracts Coming in Next Few Weeks
The Pentagon is set to award the first contracts to come out of its outpost in Silicon Valley,.
-
Top Israeli Commander Endorses Obama Doctrine; Gives Kudos to Moscow
Israel’s number two-ranking officer on Thursday conferred praise on global rivals Russia and the United States with his seeming support of the so-called Obama doctrine and respect for Moscow’s “professionalism” in joint dealings in Syria.
-
Possible Delays Loom for Danish Fighter Buy
Unresolved issues over the funding of the Danish fighter replacement program (FRP), and uncertainty concerning the stability of Denmark’s minority backed government, are raising fresh fears about further delays in the decision-making process
-
MBDA: France, UK Agree on ‘Cross-Procurement’ Policy
Paris – Britain and France intend to acquire respectively the planned Aster Block 1 New Technology missile and Brimstone guided missile as part of a cooperation policy of “cross procurement,” Antoine Bouvier, chairman of missile builder MBDA, said to
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Japan Extends East China Sea Surveillance
Japan is expanding the East China Sea surveillance network around the disputed Senkaku Islands,



