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Decision Nearing on Where To Fix Damaged LCS
Unable to run half its machinery plant, the US Navy’s damaged littoral combat ship may have to cross the Pacific to be fixed.
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Chinese Interest in US Firms Drives Case Surge for Watchdog Panel
Chinese interest in American companies continues to increase the caseload examined by the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS), according to the panel’s annual report to Congress.
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Raytheon Announces Bid for USAF T-X Trainer Competition
Raytheon is teaming with Finmeccanica and CAE to offer the T-100 for the USAF T-X advanced trainer competition
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Boeing Names Muilenburg Next Chairman of the Board
As expected, Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenberg has been selected as the next chairman of the board by the company’s board of directors, Boeing announced Monday.
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Top HASC Democrat ‘Open’ to DoD Budget Hike
The US House Armed Services Committee’s top Democrat is “open” to the Pentagon budget increase GOP defense hawks seek
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Commentary: Should Free-Fall in Oil Prices Worry Exporters to Gulf?
What does the plunge in oil prices mean for arms purchases by Gulf states so dependent on oil revenues?
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HAL, BAE Eye Joint Venture for Hawk, Jaguar Work
NEW DELHI — BAE Systems and India’s state-owned Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd. (HAL) are considering establishing a joint venture to co-produce variants of the Hawk trainer, upgrade the Jaguar aircraft and establish a partnership focused on logistics and producing spares in India.
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US Dominates Arms Trade as Asia, Mid-East Boost Imports
The US has increased its dominance in arms sales due in part to big exports to Asia and the Gulf.
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IDF Chief Viewed as Voice of Moderation Amid Political Extremism
Lt. Gen. Gadi Eisenkot, the Israel Defense Forces chief of staff, is becoming known here as a voice of moderation.
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Russia’s Defence Minister on Surprise Visit To Iran
Russia’s Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu on Sunday started a previously unannounced visit to Tehran with the conflict in Syria high on his agenda, Iranian state media reported.
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Decision Nearing on Where To Fix Damaged LCS
Unable to run half its machinery plant, the US Navy’s damaged littoral combat ship may have to cross the Pacific to be fixed.
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Chinese Interest in US Firms Drives Case Surge for Watchdog Panel
Chinese interest in American companies continues to increase the caseload examined by the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS), according to the panel’s annual report to Congress.
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Raytheon Announces Bid for USAF T-X Trainer Competition
Raytheon is teaming with Finmeccanica and CAE to offer the T-100 for the USAF T-X advanced trainer competition
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Boeing Names Muilenburg Next Chairman of the Board
As expected, Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenberg has been selected as the next chairman of the board by the company’s board of directors, Boeing announced Monday.
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Top HASC Democrat ‘Open’ to DoD Budget Hike
The US House Armed Services Committee’s top Democrat is “open” to the Pentagon budget increase GOP defense hawks seek
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Commentary: Should Free-Fall in Oil Prices Worry Exporters to Gulf?
What does the plunge in oil prices mean for arms purchases by Gulf states so dependent on oil revenues?
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HAL, BAE Eye Joint Venture for Hawk, Jaguar Work
NEW DELHI — BAE Systems and India’s state-owned Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd. (HAL) are considering establishing a joint venture to co-produce variants of the Hawk trainer, upgrade the Jaguar aircraft and establish a partnership focused on logistics and producing spares in India.
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US Dominates Arms Trade as Asia, Mid-East Boost Imports
The US has increased its dominance in arms sales due in part to big exports to Asia and the Gulf.
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IDF Chief Viewed as Voice of Moderation Amid Political Extremism
Lt. Gen. Gadi Eisenkot, the Israel Defense Forces chief of staff, is becoming known here as a voice of moderation.
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Russia’s Defence Minister on Surprise Visit To Iran
Russia’s Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu on Sunday started a previously unannounced visit to Tehran with the conflict in Syria high on his agenda, Iranian state media reported.
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Decision Nearing on Where To Fix Damaged LCS
Unable to run half its machinery plant, the US Navy’s damaged littoral combat ship may have to cross the Pacific to be fixed.
-
Chinese Interest in US Firms Drives Case Surge for Watchdog Panel
Chinese interest in American companies continues to increase the caseload examined by the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS), according to the panel’s annual report to Congress.
-
Raytheon Announces Bid for USAF T-X Trainer Competition
Raytheon is teaming with Finmeccanica and CAE to offer the T-100 for the USAF T-X advanced trainer competition
-
Boeing Names Muilenburg Next Chairman of the Board
As expected, Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenberg has been selected as the next chairman of the board by the company’s board of directors, Boeing announced Monday.
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Top HASC Democrat ‘Open’ to DoD Budget Hike
The US House Armed Services Committee’s top Democrat is “open” to the Pentagon budget increase GOP defense hawks seek
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Commentary: Should Free-Fall in Oil Prices Worry Exporters to Gulf?
What does the plunge in oil prices mean for arms purchases by Gulf states so dependent on oil revenues?
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HAL, BAE Eye Joint Venture for Hawk, Jaguar Work
NEW DELHI — BAE Systems and India’s state-owned Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd. (HAL) are considering establishing a joint venture to co-produce variants of the Hawk trainer, upgrade the Jaguar aircraft and establish a partnership focused on logistics and producing spares in India.
-
US Dominates Arms Trade as Asia, Mid-East Boost Imports
The US has increased its dominance in arms sales due in part to big exports to Asia and the Gulf.
-
IDF Chief Viewed as Voice of Moderation Amid Political Extremism
Lt. Gen. Gadi Eisenkot, the Israel Defense Forces chief of staff, is becoming known here as a voice of moderation.
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Russia’s Defence Minister on Surprise Visit To Iran
Russia’s Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu on Sunday started a previously unannounced visit to Tehran with the conflict in Syria high on his agenda, Iranian state media reported.
