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Littoral Combat Ship Is ‘Dearly Needed’ in Pacific, Navy Commander Says
After two breakdowns in recent months, the Navy’s senior commander in the Western Pacific still expresses confidence in littoral combat ships.
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Commentary: ISIL: The Common Enemy Fiction
Any doubts about whose interests are served by ISIL (ISIS, Daesh, Islamic State) in Syria have been eliminated.
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France Hires Staff To Refine Arms-Export Drive
France’s procurement agency will likely recruit 160 staffers this year to work on exports as it sharpens its focus on foreign sales.
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Commentary: Negating North Korea’s Nukes
North Korea’s recent nuclear test has generated much media attention and expert commentary.
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Poland, Czech Republic To Jointly Make APCs
Poland’s government is planning to cooperate with the Czech Republic to jointly acquire armored personnel carriers for the Polish Armed Forces.
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Russia Threat Creating New Turk Shopping List
The emerging Russian threat is forcing Turkish military and procurement planners to favor defensive gear
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F-35 Transatlantic Flight Featured All-Italian Support
The Italian F-35A that became the first to cross the Atlantic teamed with an Italian Eurofighter flying as its chase aircraft
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Interview: Pentagon Comptroller Mike McCord on FY17 Defense Budget Request
While the 2015 Bipartisan Budget Act provided an assured top line figure, Pentagon Comptroller Mike McCord and his staff still found themselves scrambling to cut more than $20 billion from the budget in just six weeks.
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Boeing’s Maritime Aircraft Options Dominate Singapore Airshow
Boeing’s Jeff Kohler castigated any contenders against the new P-8 Poseidon Multimission Maritime Aircraft and the Boeing/Bombardier 605 Maritime Surveillance Aircraft in the international market Monday.
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Honeywell to Outfit Japan P-1 Maritime Aircraft
Honeywell to Outfit Japan P-1 Maritime Aircraft
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Littoral Combat Ship Is ‘Dearly Needed’ in Pacific, Navy Commander Says
After two breakdowns in recent months, the Navy’s senior commander in the Western Pacific still expresses confidence in littoral combat ships.
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Commentary: ISIL: The Common Enemy Fiction
Any doubts about whose interests are served by ISIL (ISIS, Daesh, Islamic State) in Syria have been eliminated.
-
France Hires Staff To Refine Arms-Export Drive
France’s procurement agency will likely recruit 160 staffers this year to work on exports as it sharpens its focus on foreign sales.
-
Commentary: Negating North Korea’s Nukes
North Korea’s recent nuclear test has generated much media attention and expert commentary.
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Poland, Czech Republic To Jointly Make APCs
Poland’s government is planning to cooperate with the Czech Republic to jointly acquire armored personnel carriers for the Polish Armed Forces.
-
Russia Threat Creating New Turk Shopping List
The emerging Russian threat is forcing Turkish military and procurement planners to favor defensive gear
-
F-35 Transatlantic Flight Featured All-Italian Support
The Italian F-35A that became the first to cross the Atlantic teamed with an Italian Eurofighter flying as its chase aircraft
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Interview: Pentagon Comptroller Mike McCord on FY17 Defense Budget Request
While the 2015 Bipartisan Budget Act provided an assured top line figure, Pentagon Comptroller Mike McCord and his staff still found themselves scrambling to cut more than $20 billion from the budget in just six weeks.
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Boeing’s Maritime Aircraft Options Dominate Singapore Airshow
Boeing’s Jeff Kohler castigated any contenders against the new P-8 Poseidon Multimission Maritime Aircraft and the Boeing/Bombardier 605 Maritime Surveillance Aircraft in the international market Monday.
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Honeywell to Outfit Japan P-1 Maritime Aircraft
Honeywell to Outfit Japan P-1 Maritime Aircraft
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Littoral Combat Ship Is ‘Dearly Needed’ in Pacific, Navy Commander Says
After two breakdowns in recent months, the Navy’s senior commander in the Western Pacific still expresses confidence in littoral combat ships.
-
Commentary: ISIL: The Common Enemy Fiction
Any doubts about whose interests are served by ISIL (ISIS, Daesh, Islamic State) in Syria have been eliminated.
-
France Hires Staff To Refine Arms-Export Drive
France’s procurement agency will likely recruit 160 staffers this year to work on exports as it sharpens its focus on foreign sales.
-
Commentary: Negating North Korea’s Nukes
North Korea’s recent nuclear test has generated much media attention and expert commentary.
-
Poland, Czech Republic To Jointly Make APCs
Poland’s government is planning to cooperate with the Czech Republic to jointly acquire armored personnel carriers for the Polish Armed Forces.
-
Russia Threat Creating New Turk Shopping List
The emerging Russian threat is forcing Turkish military and procurement planners to favor defensive gear
-
F-35 Transatlantic Flight Featured All-Italian Support
The Italian F-35A that became the first to cross the Atlantic teamed with an Italian Eurofighter flying as its chase aircraft
-
Interview: Pentagon Comptroller Mike McCord on FY17 Defense Budget Request
While the 2015 Bipartisan Budget Act provided an assured top line figure, Pentagon Comptroller Mike McCord and his staff still found themselves scrambling to cut more than $20 billion from the budget in just six weeks.
-
Boeing’s Maritime Aircraft Options Dominate Singapore Airshow
Boeing’s Jeff Kohler castigated any contenders against the new P-8 Poseidon Multimission Maritime Aircraft and the Boeing/Bombardier 605 Maritime Surveillance Aircraft in the international market Monday.
