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UK Backs MBDA on Mini-Cruise Missile Requirement
The British Ministry of Defence is to extend MBDA’s assessment phase contract on the SPEAR Capability 3 missile program, leaving no room for the moment for Raytheon Systems to secure a foothold in the requirement for it’s Small Diameter Bomb II (SDB
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Sequestration Budget Cuts Pose ‘Greatest Risk’ to DoD
WASHINGTON — The US defense secretary and Joint Chiefs chairman warned lawmakers that scrapping the two-year budget deal would be catastrophic for US national security interests.
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Kongsberg Buy-In at Patria Creates Nordic Industry Force
The share buy-in deal will be settled in cash and financed by a bridge facility provided by Oslo-based bank DNB.
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Air Force Clarifies A-10 Retirement Plans
Amid some confusion over when the Air Force will retire the A-10 attack plane, top service officials this week clarified the plan to start drawing down Warthog squadrons in fiscal 2018.
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Kendall Bill on Mergers Still in Interagency Process
Legislation to prevent future mergers among prime contractors is still a long time away, according to a top lobbyist.
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US Army Seeks Faster Innovation, Capabilities For the Future
The US Army is looking beyond tanks and attack helicopters as it builds and prepares for the future.
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Murphy: US Army Must Train for its Next Fight, High-End Ground Combat
The Army must do “everything we possibly can” to maintain an all-volunteer force amid deep budget cuts and growing demands around the world, the service’s top civilian leader said Thursday.
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Sweden Adopts Tougher Military Strategy Doctrine
Sweden’s defense command has toughened up the Military Strategy Doctrine under which the Swedish Armed Forces deals with threats against the country’s sovereignty.
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New NATO Units Will Help US Army Move Across Europe
Moving through Europe is complicated, but the US Army and NATO are working on improvements.
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Namibia Confirms North Korean-Built Arms and Ammunition Factory
The Namibian government has confirmed that North Korea built an arms and ammunition factory and is in the process of executing other contracts.
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UK Backs MBDA on Mini-Cruise Missile Requirement
The British Ministry of Defence is to extend MBDA’s assessment phase contract on the SPEAR Capability 3 missile program, leaving no room for the moment for Raytheon Systems to secure a foothold in the requirement for it’s Small Diameter Bomb II (SDB
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Sequestration Budget Cuts Pose ‘Greatest Risk’ to DoD
WASHINGTON — The US defense secretary and Joint Chiefs chairman warned lawmakers that scrapping the two-year budget deal would be catastrophic for US national security interests.
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Kongsberg Buy-In at Patria Creates Nordic Industry Force
The share buy-in deal will be settled in cash and financed by a bridge facility provided by Oslo-based bank DNB.
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Air Force Clarifies A-10 Retirement Plans
Amid some confusion over when the Air Force will retire the A-10 attack plane, top service officials this week clarified the plan to start drawing down Warthog squadrons in fiscal 2018.
-
Kendall Bill on Mergers Still in Interagency Process
Legislation to prevent future mergers among prime contractors is still a long time away, according to a top lobbyist.
-
US Army Seeks Faster Innovation, Capabilities For the Future
The US Army is looking beyond tanks and attack helicopters as it builds and prepares for the future.
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Murphy: US Army Must Train for its Next Fight, High-End Ground Combat
The Army must do “everything we possibly can” to maintain an all-volunteer force amid deep budget cuts and growing demands around the world, the service’s top civilian leader said Thursday.
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Sweden Adopts Tougher Military Strategy Doctrine
Sweden’s defense command has toughened up the Military Strategy Doctrine under which the Swedish Armed Forces deals with threats against the country’s sovereignty.
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New NATO Units Will Help US Army Move Across Europe
Moving through Europe is complicated, but the US Army and NATO are working on improvements.
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Namibia Confirms North Korean-Built Arms and Ammunition Factory
The Namibian government has confirmed that North Korea built an arms and ammunition factory and is in the process of executing other contracts.
-
UK Backs MBDA on Mini-Cruise Missile Requirement
The British Ministry of Defence is to extend MBDA’s assessment phase contract on the SPEAR Capability 3 missile program, leaving no room for the moment for Raytheon Systems to secure a foothold in the requirement for it’s Small Diameter Bomb II (SDB
-
Sequestration Budget Cuts Pose ‘Greatest Risk’ to DoD
WASHINGTON — The US defense secretary and Joint Chiefs chairman warned lawmakers that scrapping the two-year budget deal would be catastrophic for US national security interests.
-
Kongsberg Buy-In at Patria Creates Nordic Industry Force
The share buy-in deal will be settled in cash and financed by a bridge facility provided by Oslo-based bank DNB.
-
Air Force Clarifies A-10 Retirement Plans
Amid some confusion over when the Air Force will retire the A-10 attack plane, top service officials this week clarified the plan to start drawing down Warthog squadrons in fiscal 2018.
-
Kendall Bill on Mergers Still in Interagency Process
Legislation to prevent future mergers among prime contractors is still a long time away, according to a top lobbyist.
-
US Army Seeks Faster Innovation, Capabilities For the Future
The US Army is looking beyond tanks and attack helicopters as it builds and prepares for the future.
-
Murphy: US Army Must Train for its Next Fight, High-End Ground Combat
The Army must do “everything we possibly can” to maintain an all-volunteer force amid deep budget cuts and growing demands around the world, the service’s top civilian leader said Thursday.
-
Sweden Adopts Tougher Military Strategy Doctrine
Sweden’s defense command has toughened up the Military Strategy Doctrine under which the Swedish Armed Forces deals with threats against the country’s sovereignty.
-
New NATO Units Will Help US Army Move Across Europe
Moving through Europe is complicated, but the US Army and NATO are working on improvements.
-
Namibia Confirms North Korean-Built Arms and Ammunition Factory
The Namibian government has confirmed that North Korea built an arms and ammunition factory and is in the process of executing other contracts.
