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Thales: First Export of Spanish mini-UAV Fulmar
Thales has been awarded a contract by a Malaysian shipbuilder to build six Fulmar UAVs.
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Additional F-16s for Pakistan May Hit Hurdles
Additional F-16s from the US remain central to Pakistan’s modernization efforts, but analysts say since there could be hurdles ahead, surplus fighters may be a credible alternative.
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Army Seeks To Alleviate Overburdened Patriot Units
The Army is looking at several different ways to alleviate the burden on Patriot units deployed around the globe.
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Arrivederci, Finmeccanica: Italian Defense Giant Rebrands as Leonardo
Finmeccanica, the Italian defense group, will change its name to Leonardo, the company said Wednesday, a move reflecting CEO Mauro Moretti’s radical restructuring of the company.
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Russian Firm: Progress Made To Equip Radio Systems for Egyptian Carriers
Along with several armament, command-and-control and navigation systems, the Russian radio and electronic equipment was stripped off the vessels in line with the terms of the cancellation of the sale.
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Meet the US Army’s Containerized Weapon System
Some facts about a FOB force protection and threat detection upgrade.
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McCain Demands Air Force Release B-21 Bomber Contract Value
In a recent letter to the secretary of the Air Force, Sen. John McCain demanded the service release the value of the B-21 bomber development contract awarded to Northrop Grumman last year.
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US Army Generals Criticize Outdated Deployment Model: ‘We’ve Gotten Rusty.’
The US Army must rebuild its ability to deploy quickly and into contested areas, the service’s senior leaders said Wednesday.
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Indian Defense Minister To Visit China, Discuss Boundary
Indian Defense Minister Manohar Parrikar visits Beijing next month for talks on how to implement the Border Defense Cooperation Agreement.
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Top 10 Tweets (so far) from AUSA Global 2016
A roundup of tweets from AUSA’s annual show in Huntsville, Alabama.
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Thales: First Export of Spanish mini-UAV Fulmar
Thales has been awarded a contract by a Malaysian shipbuilder to build six Fulmar UAVs.
-
Additional F-16s for Pakistan May Hit Hurdles
Additional F-16s from the US remain central to Pakistan’s modernization efforts, but analysts say since there could be hurdles ahead, surplus fighters may be a credible alternative.
-
Army Seeks To Alleviate Overburdened Patriot Units
The Army is looking at several different ways to alleviate the burden on Patriot units deployed around the globe.
-
Arrivederci, Finmeccanica: Italian Defense Giant Rebrands as Leonardo
Finmeccanica, the Italian defense group, will change its name to Leonardo, the company said Wednesday, a move reflecting CEO Mauro Moretti’s radical restructuring of the company.
-
Russian Firm: Progress Made To Equip Radio Systems for Egyptian Carriers
Along with several armament, command-and-control and navigation systems, the Russian radio and electronic equipment was stripped off the vessels in line with the terms of the cancellation of the sale.
-
Meet the US Army’s Containerized Weapon System
Some facts about a FOB force protection and threat detection upgrade.
-
McCain Demands Air Force Release B-21 Bomber Contract Value
In a recent letter to the secretary of the Air Force, Sen. John McCain demanded the service release the value of the B-21 bomber development contract awarded to Northrop Grumman last year.
-
US Army Generals Criticize Outdated Deployment Model: ‘We’ve Gotten Rusty.’
The US Army must rebuild its ability to deploy quickly and into contested areas, the service’s senior leaders said Wednesday.
-
Indian Defense Minister To Visit China, Discuss Boundary
Indian Defense Minister Manohar Parrikar visits Beijing next month for talks on how to implement the Border Defense Cooperation Agreement.
-
Top 10 Tweets (so far) from AUSA Global 2016
A roundup of tweets from AUSA’s annual show in Huntsville, Alabama.
-
Thales: First Export of Spanish mini-UAV Fulmar
Thales has been awarded a contract by a Malaysian shipbuilder to build six Fulmar UAVs.
-
Additional F-16s for Pakistan May Hit Hurdles
Additional F-16s from the US remain central to Pakistan’s modernization efforts, but analysts say since there could be hurdles ahead, surplus fighters may be a credible alternative.
-
Army Seeks To Alleviate Overburdened Patriot Units
The Army is looking at several different ways to alleviate the burden on Patriot units deployed around the globe.
-
Arrivederci, Finmeccanica: Italian Defense Giant Rebrands as Leonardo
Finmeccanica, the Italian defense group, will change its name to Leonardo, the company said Wednesday, a move reflecting CEO Mauro Moretti’s radical restructuring of the company.
-
Russian Firm: Progress Made To Equip Radio Systems for Egyptian Carriers
Along with several armament, command-and-control and navigation systems, the Russian radio and electronic equipment was stripped off the vessels in line with the terms of the cancellation of the sale.
-
Meet the US Army’s Containerized Weapon System
Some facts about a FOB force protection and threat detection upgrade.
-
McCain Demands Air Force Release B-21 Bomber Contract Value
In a recent letter to the secretary of the Air Force, Sen. John McCain demanded the service release the value of the B-21 bomber development contract awarded to Northrop Grumman last year.
-
US Army Generals Criticize Outdated Deployment Model: ‘We’ve Gotten Rusty.’
The US Army must rebuild its ability to deploy quickly and into contested areas, the service’s senior leaders said Wednesday.
-
Indian Defense Minister To Visit China, Discuss Boundary
Indian Defense Minister Manohar Parrikar visits Beijing next month for talks on how to implement the Border Defense Cooperation Agreement.
-
Top 10 Tweets (so far) from AUSA Global 2016
A roundup of tweets from AUSA’s annual show in Huntsville, Alabama.
