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Finnish Legislation Seeks Direct Military Support for Partners
The Finnish government is preparing new legislation that will permit the Armed Forces (FAF) to provide more direct forms of support to the overseas military operations of partner nations.
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US Navy in Talks To Use Iceland’s Keflavik Air Base Again
The government of Iceland is engaged in a dialogue with the United States over the proposed future deployment of Navy P-8 Poseidon submarine “hunter” aircraft from a renovated Keflavik Air Base.
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US Air Force Promises More Details on Long Range Strike-Bomber
The Air Force plans to release additional details on its plan to build a new Long Range Strike-Bomber in March, a top general said Thursday.
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Kalyani, Saab Seek To Land Indian Air Defense Deal
Saab and India’s Kalyani have proposed establishing production facilities for an Indian air defense system
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Chinese Military Interested in Dornier Seastar Amphibious Aircraft
A new assembly factory in Wuxi, China, will begin to manufacture the new multi-purpose Seastar amphibious aircraft, and the Chinese military is expressing interest in the seaplane.
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Red in Tooth and Claw: China Arms L-15 AFT Trainer
What began as a simple lead-in fighter trainer (LIFT) has evolved into an aircraft armed to the teeth.
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UK Sees Export Opportunities in Asia’s Dual-Source Strategy
Britain is hoping to profit from a growing tendency by some Asian nations to dual-source their purchases of defense capability
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British MoD Acquires Solar-Powered Zephyr UAV
A solar powered UAV capable of flying almost on the edge of space has been purchased by the British Ministry of Defence
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Ukraine Switches to German Engines, Discards Russian Military Gear Amid Crimea Row
Ukroboronprom is aiming to cut spending on new engines and ensure that the equipment used by Ukraine’s military complies with NATO standards.
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Mahindra, BAE To Produce Howitzers for Indian Army
BAE Systems UK has teamed up with India’s Mahindra Group to produce 145 light howitzer guns for the Indian Army
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Finnish Legislation Seeks Direct Military Support for Partners
The Finnish government is preparing new legislation that will permit the Armed Forces (FAF) to provide more direct forms of support to the overseas military operations of partner nations.
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US Navy in Talks To Use Iceland’s Keflavik Air Base Again
The government of Iceland is engaged in a dialogue with the United States over the proposed future deployment of Navy P-8 Poseidon submarine “hunter” aircraft from a renovated Keflavik Air Base.
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US Air Force Promises More Details on Long Range Strike-Bomber
The Air Force plans to release additional details on its plan to build a new Long Range Strike-Bomber in March, a top general said Thursday.
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Kalyani, Saab Seek To Land Indian Air Defense Deal
Saab and India’s Kalyani have proposed establishing production facilities for an Indian air defense system
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Chinese Military Interested in Dornier Seastar Amphibious Aircraft
A new assembly factory in Wuxi, China, will begin to manufacture the new multi-purpose Seastar amphibious aircraft, and the Chinese military is expressing interest in the seaplane.
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Red in Tooth and Claw: China Arms L-15 AFT Trainer
What began as a simple lead-in fighter trainer (LIFT) has evolved into an aircraft armed to the teeth.
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UK Sees Export Opportunities in Asia’s Dual-Source Strategy
Britain is hoping to profit from a growing tendency by some Asian nations to dual-source their purchases of defense capability
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British MoD Acquires Solar-Powered Zephyr UAV
A solar powered UAV capable of flying almost on the edge of space has been purchased by the British Ministry of Defence
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Ukraine Switches to German Engines, Discards Russian Military Gear Amid Crimea Row
Ukroboronprom is aiming to cut spending on new engines and ensure that the equipment used by Ukraine’s military complies with NATO standards.
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Mahindra, BAE To Produce Howitzers for Indian Army
BAE Systems UK has teamed up with India’s Mahindra Group to produce 145 light howitzer guns for the Indian Army
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Finnish Legislation Seeks Direct Military Support for Partners
The Finnish government is preparing new legislation that will permit the Armed Forces (FAF) to provide more direct forms of support to the overseas military operations of partner nations.
-
US Navy in Talks To Use Iceland’s Keflavik Air Base Again
The government of Iceland is engaged in a dialogue with the United States over the proposed future deployment of Navy P-8 Poseidon submarine “hunter” aircraft from a renovated Keflavik Air Base.
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US Air Force Promises More Details on Long Range Strike-Bomber
The Air Force plans to release additional details on its plan to build a new Long Range Strike-Bomber in March, a top general said Thursday.
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Kalyani, Saab Seek To Land Indian Air Defense Deal
Saab and India’s Kalyani have proposed establishing production facilities for an Indian air defense system
-
Chinese Military Interested in Dornier Seastar Amphibious Aircraft
A new assembly factory in Wuxi, China, will begin to manufacture the new multi-purpose Seastar amphibious aircraft, and the Chinese military is expressing interest in the seaplane.
-
Red in Tooth and Claw: China Arms L-15 AFT Trainer
What began as a simple lead-in fighter trainer (LIFT) has evolved into an aircraft armed to the teeth.
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UK Sees Export Opportunities in Asia’s Dual-Source Strategy
Britain is hoping to profit from a growing tendency by some Asian nations to dual-source their purchases of defense capability
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British MoD Acquires Solar-Powered Zephyr UAV
A solar powered UAV capable of flying almost on the edge of space has been purchased by the British Ministry of Defence
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Ukraine Switches to German Engines, Discards Russian Military Gear Amid Crimea Row
Ukroboronprom is aiming to cut spending on new engines and ensure that the equipment used by Ukraine’s military complies with NATO standards.
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Mahindra, BAE To Produce Howitzers for Indian Army
BAE Systems UK has teamed up with India’s Mahindra Group to produce 145 light howitzer guns for the Indian Army
