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Canadian Aggressor Fleet Deal Could Open Doors Overseas
Firms are battling to win a billion dollar contract to provide Canada’s military with an aggressor aircraft training fleet
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Saudi Warplanes Arrive at Turkish Airbase
A batch of four F-15E Strike Eagle fighter jets of the Royal Saudi Air Force arrived Feb. 26 at the Incirlik airbase in southern Turkey, officials said.
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Estonian Military Eyes $902M Acquisitions By 2020
Planned procurement includes drones, long-range anti-tank missile systems, personal weapons and munitions.
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Russia Halts All Syria Bombing Sorties to Avoid ‘Mistakes’
The Russian military said its warplanes suspended all sorties over Syria on Saturday in line with a ceasefire deal brokered by Russia and the United States, to avoid any “bombing mistakes”.
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US To Assume Higher Profile in Nordic Exercises
The US military will significantly boost the scale and regularity of its multilateral exercises in the Nordic region.
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GD, Rockwell and Harris To Build Manpack Radios for Army
General Dynamics, Rockwell Collins and Harris Corporation have received awards from the Army to build Manpack radios that can be mounted on a vehicle or carried in a rucksack.
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Honeywell Goes Public With UTC Overtures
Dueling SEC filings by Honeywell and United Technologies Corp. on Feb. 26 could point to a possible hostile takeover attempt.
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Challenges Await New Boeing Defense Head
When Leanne Caret assumes the leadership of Boeing’s defense on March 1, substantial challenges will be waiting.
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Hypersonic Missiles Could Be Operational in 2020s, General Says
Hypersonic missiles could be here faster than you know it.
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Boeing, Lockheed Decline Lawsuit over B-21 Bomber
Boeing and Lockheed will not pursue a lawsuit against the US Air Force over its decision to award its next-gen bomber.
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Canadian Aggressor Fleet Deal Could Open Doors Overseas
Firms are battling to win a billion dollar contract to provide Canada’s military with an aggressor aircraft training fleet
-
Saudi Warplanes Arrive at Turkish Airbase
A batch of four F-15E Strike Eagle fighter jets of the Royal Saudi Air Force arrived Feb. 26 at the Incirlik airbase in southern Turkey, officials said.
-
Estonian Military Eyes $902M Acquisitions By 2020
Planned procurement includes drones, long-range anti-tank missile systems, personal weapons and munitions.
-
Russia Halts All Syria Bombing Sorties to Avoid ‘Mistakes’
The Russian military said its warplanes suspended all sorties over Syria on Saturday in line with a ceasefire deal brokered by Russia and the United States, to avoid any “bombing mistakes”.
-
US To Assume Higher Profile in Nordic Exercises
The US military will significantly boost the scale and regularity of its multilateral exercises in the Nordic region.
-
GD, Rockwell and Harris To Build Manpack Radios for Army
General Dynamics, Rockwell Collins and Harris Corporation have received awards from the Army to build Manpack radios that can be mounted on a vehicle or carried in a rucksack.
-
Honeywell Goes Public With UTC Overtures
Dueling SEC filings by Honeywell and United Technologies Corp. on Feb. 26 could point to a possible hostile takeover attempt.
-
Challenges Await New Boeing Defense Head
When Leanne Caret assumes the leadership of Boeing’s defense on March 1, substantial challenges will be waiting.
-
Hypersonic Missiles Could Be Operational in 2020s, General Says
Hypersonic missiles could be here faster than you know it.
-
Boeing, Lockheed Decline Lawsuit over B-21 Bomber
Boeing and Lockheed will not pursue a lawsuit against the US Air Force over its decision to award its next-gen bomber.
-
Canadian Aggressor Fleet Deal Could Open Doors Overseas
Firms are battling to win a billion dollar contract to provide Canada’s military with an aggressor aircraft training fleet
-
Saudi Warplanes Arrive at Turkish Airbase
A batch of four F-15E Strike Eagle fighter jets of the Royal Saudi Air Force arrived Feb. 26 at the Incirlik airbase in southern Turkey, officials said.
-
Estonian Military Eyes $902M Acquisitions By 2020
Planned procurement includes drones, long-range anti-tank missile systems, personal weapons and munitions.
-
Russia Halts All Syria Bombing Sorties to Avoid ‘Mistakes’
The Russian military said its warplanes suspended all sorties over Syria on Saturday in line with a ceasefire deal brokered by Russia and the United States, to avoid any “bombing mistakes”.
-
US To Assume Higher Profile in Nordic Exercises
The US military will significantly boost the scale and regularity of its multilateral exercises in the Nordic region.
-
GD, Rockwell and Harris To Build Manpack Radios for Army
General Dynamics, Rockwell Collins and Harris Corporation have received awards from the Army to build Manpack radios that can be mounted on a vehicle or carried in a rucksack.
-
Honeywell Goes Public With UTC Overtures
Dueling SEC filings by Honeywell and United Technologies Corp. on Feb. 26 could point to a possible hostile takeover attempt.
-
Challenges Await New Boeing Defense Head
When Leanne Caret assumes the leadership of Boeing’s defense on March 1, substantial challenges will be waiting.
-
Hypersonic Missiles Could Be Operational in 2020s, General Says
Hypersonic missiles could be here faster than you know it.
-
Boeing, Lockheed Decline Lawsuit over B-21 Bomber
Boeing and Lockheed will not pursue a lawsuit against the US Air Force over its decision to award its next-gen bomber.



