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US Air Force: Old Systems Must Retire as New Ones Emerge
Commanders are grappling with what this future technology means for the US Air Force’s legacy fleets.
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DCNS and Thales report 2015 results
Defense systems company Thales sees buoyant business prospects, while naval shipbuilder DCNS met a pledge and reported a return to profit for 2015, following a loss in the previous year.
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On Nuclear Weapons, Hill Shows Bipartisan Support
There does not seem to be much opposition on the Hill to plans to modernize the nuclear triad, at least not yet.
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UK Defense Minister Pushes for Trident Missile-Equipped Subs
UK Defence Minister Philip Dunne has published a blog entry on the Conservative Home website laying out why the government is pushing ahead with a program to build a new generation of nuclear missile submarines.
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F-35 Partners Have Six Months To Decide on FY17 Block Buy
If the F-35 international partners want to participate in a “block buy” beginning in FY17, Lockheed needs to know within the next six months in order to prepare the supply chain, company F-35 program manager Jeff Babione told reporters Feb. 25.
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Polish MoD Back in Discussions With MEADS Team
Poland has restarted discussions about possible purchase of the Medium Extended Air Defense System.
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PACOM Head Supports Exercises Near China, Talks THAAD
The Pentagon’s top official in the Pacific wants China to stop inserting itself in the internal discussions of neighbors
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Turner: Sustaining Force Posture Could Require Over $1 Billion
Sustaining the current force posture for the Army and Marine Corps would likely require over $1 billion, Rep. Mike Turner, the chairman of the House Armed Services Tactical Air and Land Forces subcommittee, told Defense News.
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Israel Air Defense Commander: Russians Are Not An Enemy
The commander of Israel’s Air Defense Forces told reporters that “the Russians are not an enemy” and that the Israeli Air Force “has no intention to create needless friction” with Russian air power plying the skies of neighboring Syria.
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Bogdan: Australian F-35 Block Buy Still Possible
Australians told F-35 block buy across Low Rate Initial Production lots 12, 13 and 14 is still possible
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US Air Force: Old Systems Must Retire as New Ones Emerge
Commanders are grappling with what this future technology means for the US Air Force’s legacy fleets.
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DCNS and Thales report 2015 results
Defense systems company Thales sees buoyant business prospects, while naval shipbuilder DCNS met a pledge and reported a return to profit for 2015, following a loss in the previous year.
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On Nuclear Weapons, Hill Shows Bipartisan Support
There does not seem to be much opposition on the Hill to plans to modernize the nuclear triad, at least not yet.
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UK Defense Minister Pushes for Trident Missile-Equipped Subs
UK Defence Minister Philip Dunne has published a blog entry on the Conservative Home website laying out why the government is pushing ahead with a program to build a new generation of nuclear missile submarines.
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F-35 Partners Have Six Months To Decide on FY17 Block Buy
If the F-35 international partners want to participate in a “block buy” beginning in FY17, Lockheed needs to know within the next six months in order to prepare the supply chain, company F-35 program manager Jeff Babione told reporters Feb. 25.
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Polish MoD Back in Discussions With MEADS Team
Poland has restarted discussions about possible purchase of the Medium Extended Air Defense System.
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PACOM Head Supports Exercises Near China, Talks THAAD
The Pentagon’s top official in the Pacific wants China to stop inserting itself in the internal discussions of neighbors
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Turner: Sustaining Force Posture Could Require Over $1 Billion
Sustaining the current force posture for the Army and Marine Corps would likely require over $1 billion, Rep. Mike Turner, the chairman of the House Armed Services Tactical Air and Land Forces subcommittee, told Defense News.
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Israel Air Defense Commander: Russians Are Not An Enemy
The commander of Israel’s Air Defense Forces told reporters that “the Russians are not an enemy” and that the Israeli Air Force “has no intention to create needless friction” with Russian air power plying the skies of neighboring Syria.
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Bogdan: Australian F-35 Block Buy Still Possible
Australians told F-35 block buy across Low Rate Initial Production lots 12, 13 and 14 is still possible
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US Air Force: Old Systems Must Retire as New Ones Emerge
Commanders are grappling with what this future technology means for the US Air Force’s legacy fleets.
-
DCNS and Thales report 2015 results
Defense systems company Thales sees buoyant business prospects, while naval shipbuilder DCNS met a pledge and reported a return to profit for 2015, following a loss in the previous year.
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On Nuclear Weapons, Hill Shows Bipartisan Support
There does not seem to be much opposition on the Hill to plans to modernize the nuclear triad, at least not yet.
-
UK Defense Minister Pushes for Trident Missile-Equipped Subs
UK Defence Minister Philip Dunne has published a blog entry on the Conservative Home website laying out why the government is pushing ahead with a program to build a new generation of nuclear missile submarines.
-
F-35 Partners Have Six Months To Decide on FY17 Block Buy
If the F-35 international partners want to participate in a “block buy” beginning in FY17, Lockheed needs to know within the next six months in order to prepare the supply chain, company F-35 program manager Jeff Babione told reporters Feb. 25.
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Polish MoD Back in Discussions With MEADS Team
Poland has restarted discussions about possible purchase of the Medium Extended Air Defense System.
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PACOM Head Supports Exercises Near China, Talks THAAD
The Pentagon’s top official in the Pacific wants China to stop inserting itself in the internal discussions of neighbors
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Turner: Sustaining Force Posture Could Require Over $1 Billion
Sustaining the current force posture for the Army and Marine Corps would likely require over $1 billion, Rep. Mike Turner, the chairman of the House Armed Services Tactical Air and Land Forces subcommittee, told Defense News.
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Israel Air Defense Commander: Russians Are Not An Enemy
The commander of Israel’s Air Defense Forces told reporters that “the Russians are not an enemy” and that the Israeli Air Force “has no intention to create needless friction” with Russian air power plying the skies of neighboring Syria.
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Bogdan: Australian F-35 Block Buy Still Possible
Australians told F-35 block buy across Low Rate Initial Production lots 12, 13 and 14 is still possible
