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Bulgaria Halts Guardian, Sand Cat Armored Vehicle Procurements
Bulgarian Defense Minister Nikolay Nenchev has decided to halt two procurements to deliver US Guardian and Israeli Sand Cat armored vehicles to the Bulgarian Armed Forces.
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US Gen. Scaparrotti To Be Next Head of European Command
Army Gen. Curtis “Mike” Scaparrotti is the Obama administration’s choice as the next head of US European Command.
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F-35 Chief Expects Savings From Pratt’s Work on B-21 Engine
The F-35 joint program office chief expects Pratt & Whitney’s work on the B-21 bomber to reduce the cost of the fighter jet’s engine.
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No. 2 Military Officer: National Dialogue on Nuclear Deterrent Vital
A dialogue about the nuclear modernization costs must start “right now, this instant,” said Gen. Paul Selva.
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F-35 Logistics System May Not Be Ready for Air Force IOC Target
The latest version of the F-35’s logistics system may not be ready by the time the Air Force wants to declare its jets combat-ready this summer, according to the program manager.
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Israel To Double Heron UAV Recon Squadron
The Israel Air Force plans to double its force of Heron TP UAVs by the end of this year.
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ITC Defense Scores Kuwaiti Contract to Track Military Vehicles
Arlington-based ITC Defense Corp has won a $7.7 million contract through a foreign military sale to develop and field a system to help Kuwait keep track of its military vehicles.
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Pakistan F-16 Sale Survives US Senate Dogfight
A measure to block the $700 million sale of eight US F-16 fighter jets to Pakistan was scuttled in the US Senate.
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Dassault Says It’s Close to Rafale Deal With India
PARIS — Dassault Aviation is in the “final phase” of price negotiations with India for 36 Rafale fighters, with the company in talks with potential local partners to build a hoped-for 90 more units, chairman Eric Trappier said March 10.
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USAF’s Next-Gen GPS Ground Control Station To Proceed
The Pentagon will allow the Air Force’s troubled ground control system for its next-generation GPS satellites to move forward — for now.
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Bulgaria Halts Guardian, Sand Cat Armored Vehicle Procurements
Bulgarian Defense Minister Nikolay Nenchev has decided to halt two procurements to deliver US Guardian and Israeli Sand Cat armored vehicles to the Bulgarian Armed Forces.
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US Gen. Scaparrotti To Be Next Head of European Command
Army Gen. Curtis “Mike” Scaparrotti is the Obama administration’s choice as the next head of US European Command.
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F-35 Chief Expects Savings From Pratt’s Work on B-21 Engine
The F-35 joint program office chief expects Pratt & Whitney’s work on the B-21 bomber to reduce the cost of the fighter jet’s engine.
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No. 2 Military Officer: National Dialogue on Nuclear Deterrent Vital
A dialogue about the nuclear modernization costs must start “right now, this instant,” said Gen. Paul Selva.
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F-35 Logistics System May Not Be Ready for Air Force IOC Target
The latest version of the F-35’s logistics system may not be ready by the time the Air Force wants to declare its jets combat-ready this summer, according to the program manager.
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Israel To Double Heron UAV Recon Squadron
The Israel Air Force plans to double its force of Heron TP UAVs by the end of this year.
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ITC Defense Scores Kuwaiti Contract to Track Military Vehicles
Arlington-based ITC Defense Corp has won a $7.7 million contract through a foreign military sale to develop and field a system to help Kuwait keep track of its military vehicles.
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Pakistan F-16 Sale Survives US Senate Dogfight
A measure to block the $700 million sale of eight US F-16 fighter jets to Pakistan was scuttled in the US Senate.
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Dassault Says It’s Close to Rafale Deal With India
PARIS — Dassault Aviation is in the “final phase” of price negotiations with India for 36 Rafale fighters, with the company in talks with potential local partners to build a hoped-for 90 more units, chairman Eric Trappier said March 10.
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USAF’s Next-Gen GPS Ground Control Station To Proceed
The Pentagon will allow the Air Force’s troubled ground control system for its next-generation GPS satellites to move forward — for now.
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Bulgaria Halts Guardian, Sand Cat Armored Vehicle Procurements
Bulgarian Defense Minister Nikolay Nenchev has decided to halt two procurements to deliver US Guardian and Israeli Sand Cat armored vehicles to the Bulgarian Armed Forces.
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US Gen. Scaparrotti To Be Next Head of European Command
Army Gen. Curtis “Mike” Scaparrotti is the Obama administration’s choice as the next head of US European Command.
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F-35 Chief Expects Savings From Pratt’s Work on B-21 Engine
The F-35 joint program office chief expects Pratt & Whitney’s work on the B-21 bomber to reduce the cost of the fighter jet’s engine.
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No. 2 Military Officer: National Dialogue on Nuclear Deterrent Vital
A dialogue about the nuclear modernization costs must start “right now, this instant,” said Gen. Paul Selva.
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F-35 Logistics System May Not Be Ready for Air Force IOC Target
The latest version of the F-35’s logistics system may not be ready by the time the Air Force wants to declare its jets combat-ready this summer, according to the program manager.
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Israel To Double Heron UAV Recon Squadron
The Israel Air Force plans to double its force of Heron TP UAVs by the end of this year.
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ITC Defense Scores Kuwaiti Contract to Track Military Vehicles
Arlington-based ITC Defense Corp has won a $7.7 million contract through a foreign military sale to develop and field a system to help Kuwait keep track of its military vehicles.
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Pakistan F-16 Sale Survives US Senate Dogfight
A measure to block the $700 million sale of eight US F-16 fighter jets to Pakistan was scuttled in the US Senate.
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Dassault Says It’s Close to Rafale Deal With India
PARIS — Dassault Aviation is in the “final phase” of price negotiations with India for 36 Rafale fighters, with the company in talks with potential local partners to build a hoped-for 90 more units, chairman Eric Trappier said March 10.
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USAF’s Next-Gen GPS Ground Control Station To Proceed
The Pentagon will allow the Air Force’s troubled ground control system for its next-generation GPS satellites to move forward — for now.
