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Egyptian Navy To Receive Mistral Warships by September
The Egyptian Navy will this year take delivery of both Mistral-class Landing Helicopter Dock (LHD) warships acquired from France last year, according to an Agence France-Presse report.
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Congressional Hawks Push Budget Chair to Boost Defense
If it were ever in doubt, US House defense hawks are making clear to Budget Committee Chairman Tom Price they want a budget resolution that raises defense spending.
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Pakistan Launches Final Drive on Taliban Bastion
Pakistan on Wednesday launched a push on the remaining pockets of Pakistani Taliban (TTP) fighters holed up in the remote Shawal Valley bordering Afghanistan. Though the advance had long been expected, the timing was surprising.
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Boeing Installs New Head of Defense Unit
Boeing has replaced the head of its defense, space and security business, promoting Leanne Caret to succeed the retiring Chris Chadwick effective March 1.
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Milley: 4-25 IBCT To Stay in Alaska for at Least a Year
Army Chief of Staff Gen. Mark Milley said he would not remove the 4-25 Infantry Brigade Combat Team from Alaska for at least another year during a Senate Appropriations Committee hearing Wednesday.
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Competitors Challenge Low Bid in Indian Navy Radar Tender
Competitors in the Indian Navy’s surface surveillance radar tender question the validity of the low bid.
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Top NATO Official: Assertive Russia Threatens European Security
Stoltenberg said the new unit approved by the United States and NATO’s 27 other members will be multinational and rotate in and out of Eastern European member states rather than being based there.
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Exit for Official Who Fixed UK Defence Budget Problem
LONDON — The senior official credited with helping sort out the UK Ministry of Defence’s broken finances is leaving his post as permanent secretary to head up the country’s tax department.
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Airbus CEO: Sale of Defense Electronics Business Is Near
The sale of Airbus’s defense electronics business could be just days away say company CEO Tom Enders.
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Future Uncertain for Textron AirLand T-X Bid
Textron AirLand will not put forth its Scorpion for the US Air Force’s T-X trainer competition, barring a change in requirements.
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Egyptian Navy To Receive Mistral Warships by September
The Egyptian Navy will this year take delivery of both Mistral-class Landing Helicopter Dock (LHD) warships acquired from France last year, according to an Agence France-Presse report.
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Congressional Hawks Push Budget Chair to Boost Defense
If it were ever in doubt, US House defense hawks are making clear to Budget Committee Chairman Tom Price they want a budget resolution that raises defense spending.
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Pakistan Launches Final Drive on Taliban Bastion
Pakistan on Wednesday launched a push on the remaining pockets of Pakistani Taliban (TTP) fighters holed up in the remote Shawal Valley bordering Afghanistan. Though the advance had long been expected, the timing was surprising.
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Boeing Installs New Head of Defense Unit
Boeing has replaced the head of its defense, space and security business, promoting Leanne Caret to succeed the retiring Chris Chadwick effective March 1.
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Milley: 4-25 IBCT To Stay in Alaska for at Least a Year
Army Chief of Staff Gen. Mark Milley said he would not remove the 4-25 Infantry Brigade Combat Team from Alaska for at least another year during a Senate Appropriations Committee hearing Wednesday.
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Competitors Challenge Low Bid in Indian Navy Radar Tender
Competitors in the Indian Navy’s surface surveillance radar tender question the validity of the low bid.
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Top NATO Official: Assertive Russia Threatens European Security
Stoltenberg said the new unit approved by the United States and NATO’s 27 other members will be multinational and rotate in and out of Eastern European member states rather than being based there.
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Exit for Official Who Fixed UK Defence Budget Problem
LONDON — The senior official credited with helping sort out the UK Ministry of Defence’s broken finances is leaving his post as permanent secretary to head up the country’s tax department.
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Airbus CEO: Sale of Defense Electronics Business Is Near
The sale of Airbus’s defense electronics business could be just days away say company CEO Tom Enders.
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Future Uncertain for Textron AirLand T-X Bid
Textron AirLand will not put forth its Scorpion for the US Air Force’s T-X trainer competition, barring a change in requirements.
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Egyptian Navy To Receive Mistral Warships by September
The Egyptian Navy will this year take delivery of both Mistral-class Landing Helicopter Dock (LHD) warships acquired from France last year, according to an Agence France-Presse report.
-
Congressional Hawks Push Budget Chair to Boost Defense
If it were ever in doubt, US House defense hawks are making clear to Budget Committee Chairman Tom Price they want a budget resolution that raises defense spending.
-
Pakistan Launches Final Drive on Taliban Bastion
Pakistan on Wednesday launched a push on the remaining pockets of Pakistani Taliban (TTP) fighters holed up in the remote Shawal Valley bordering Afghanistan. Though the advance had long been expected, the timing was surprising.
-
Boeing Installs New Head of Defense Unit
Boeing has replaced the head of its defense, space and security business, promoting Leanne Caret to succeed the retiring Chris Chadwick effective March 1.
-
Milley: 4-25 IBCT To Stay in Alaska for at Least a Year
Army Chief of Staff Gen. Mark Milley said he would not remove the 4-25 Infantry Brigade Combat Team from Alaska for at least another year during a Senate Appropriations Committee hearing Wednesday.
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Competitors Challenge Low Bid in Indian Navy Radar Tender
Competitors in the Indian Navy’s surface surveillance radar tender question the validity of the low bid.
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Top NATO Official: Assertive Russia Threatens European Security
Stoltenberg said the new unit approved by the United States and NATO’s 27 other members will be multinational and rotate in and out of Eastern European member states rather than being based there.
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Exit for Official Who Fixed UK Defence Budget Problem
LONDON — The senior official credited with helping sort out the UK Ministry of Defence’s broken finances is leaving his post as permanent secretary to head up the country’s tax department.
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Airbus CEO: Sale of Defense Electronics Business Is Near
The sale of Airbus’s defense electronics business could be just days away say company CEO Tom Enders.
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Future Uncertain for Textron AirLand T-X Bid
Textron AirLand will not put forth its Scorpion for the US Air Force’s T-X trainer competition, barring a change in requirements.
