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Cuba Returns Lost Dummy Missile To US
The United States has recovered a missile that was accidentally sent to Cuba in 2014 after a logistical mix-up in Europe, bringing an end to an unusual and sensitive episode in the world of defense.
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Turkey Seeking Advanced Stealth Systems
ANKARA, Turkey — Turkey has launched the first stage of what may be a competition for the acquisition of advanced stealth systems.
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US Army Pivots to Europe
Wars in the Mideast have diverted attention from a US pivot to the Asia Pacific
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Denel Expands To Hong Kong With Eyes on Asia-Pacific Arms Market
South African defense industrial complex Denel has expanded its footprint by setting up a military factory in Hong Kong as a springboard into the Asia-Pacific market where it hopes to take advantage of rising defense budgets.
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Japan Faces Challenging Choices for Cash-Strapped Air Force
Critics have raised concerns that Japan could find itself with only a small number of fifth-generation aircraft backed by obsolescing older planes
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South Korea Eyes THAAD Despite China’s Fear
South Korea is pushing for deployment on its soil of a US high-altitude air defense system as North Korean missile threats expand.
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NATO Deputy SecGen: Russia’s Anti-Access/Area-Denial Build-Up Is Biggest Worry
Defense News caught up with NATO Deputy Secretary General Alexander “Sandy” Vershbow Saturday at the Munich Security Conference to discuss the alliance’s efforts to deter possible Russian aggression against its eastern members, and the challenge of balancing different security priorities.
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Pentagon Budget Seeks To Leverage R&D Investments
With few surprises in the budget request unveiled by the Pentagon last week, reaction was largely muted as the $582.7 billion spending level complied with limits set by last year’s budget deal.
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In Munich, Medvedev Tries To Leverage European Anxieties for Sanctions Relief
Speaking before the international community at the annual Munich Security Conference on Saturday, Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev warned the West that Europe sanctions and lack of dialogue with Moscow is driving the continent into a new Cold W
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Synthetic Environment Supports Australian C-130J Training Remediation Program
Over the last year and a half, the Royal Australian Air Force has implemented wide-ranging changes to its Lockheed Martin C-130J Hercules aircrew and technical training regimes, aimed at maximizing operational output in resource-constrained environments.
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Cuba Returns Lost Dummy Missile To US
The United States has recovered a missile that was accidentally sent to Cuba in 2014 after a logistical mix-up in Europe, bringing an end to an unusual and sensitive episode in the world of defense.
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Turkey Seeking Advanced Stealth Systems
ANKARA, Turkey — Turkey has launched the first stage of what may be a competition for the acquisition of advanced stealth systems.
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US Army Pivots to Europe
Wars in the Mideast have diverted attention from a US pivot to the Asia Pacific
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Denel Expands To Hong Kong With Eyes on Asia-Pacific Arms Market
South African defense industrial complex Denel has expanded its footprint by setting up a military factory in Hong Kong as a springboard into the Asia-Pacific market where it hopes to take advantage of rising defense budgets.
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Japan Faces Challenging Choices for Cash-Strapped Air Force
Critics have raised concerns that Japan could find itself with only a small number of fifth-generation aircraft backed by obsolescing older planes
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South Korea Eyes THAAD Despite China’s Fear
South Korea is pushing for deployment on its soil of a US high-altitude air defense system as North Korean missile threats expand.
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NATO Deputy SecGen: Russia’s Anti-Access/Area-Denial Build-Up Is Biggest Worry
Defense News caught up with NATO Deputy Secretary General Alexander “Sandy” Vershbow Saturday at the Munich Security Conference to discuss the alliance’s efforts to deter possible Russian aggression against its eastern members, and the challenge of balancing different security priorities.
-
Pentagon Budget Seeks To Leverage R&D Investments
With few surprises in the budget request unveiled by the Pentagon last week, reaction was largely muted as the $582.7 billion spending level complied with limits set by last year’s budget deal.
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In Munich, Medvedev Tries To Leverage European Anxieties for Sanctions Relief
Speaking before the international community at the annual Munich Security Conference on Saturday, Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev warned the West that Europe sanctions and lack of dialogue with Moscow is driving the continent into a new Cold W
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Synthetic Environment Supports Australian C-130J Training Remediation Program
Over the last year and a half, the Royal Australian Air Force has implemented wide-ranging changes to its Lockheed Martin C-130J Hercules aircrew and technical training regimes, aimed at maximizing operational output in resource-constrained environments.
-
Cuba Returns Lost Dummy Missile To US
The United States has recovered a missile that was accidentally sent to Cuba in 2014 after a logistical mix-up in Europe, bringing an end to an unusual and sensitive episode in the world of defense.
-
Turkey Seeking Advanced Stealth Systems
ANKARA, Turkey — Turkey has launched the first stage of what may be a competition for the acquisition of advanced stealth systems.
-
US Army Pivots to Europe
Wars in the Mideast have diverted attention from a US pivot to the Asia Pacific
-
Denel Expands To Hong Kong With Eyes on Asia-Pacific Arms Market
South African defense industrial complex Denel has expanded its footprint by setting up a military factory in Hong Kong as a springboard into the Asia-Pacific market where it hopes to take advantage of rising defense budgets.
-
Japan Faces Challenging Choices for Cash-Strapped Air Force
Critics have raised concerns that Japan could find itself with only a small number of fifth-generation aircraft backed by obsolescing older planes
-
South Korea Eyes THAAD Despite China’s Fear
South Korea is pushing for deployment on its soil of a US high-altitude air defense system as North Korean missile threats expand.
-
NATO Deputy SecGen: Russia’s Anti-Access/Area-Denial Build-Up Is Biggest Worry
Defense News caught up with NATO Deputy Secretary General Alexander “Sandy” Vershbow Saturday at the Munich Security Conference to discuss the alliance’s efforts to deter possible Russian aggression against its eastern members, and the challenge of balancing different security priorities.
-
Pentagon Budget Seeks To Leverage R&D Investments
With few surprises in the budget request unveiled by the Pentagon last week, reaction was largely muted as the $582.7 billion spending level complied with limits set by last year’s budget deal.
-
In Munich, Medvedev Tries To Leverage European Anxieties for Sanctions Relief
Speaking before the international community at the annual Munich Security Conference on Saturday, Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev warned the West that Europe sanctions and lack of dialogue with Moscow is driving the continent into a new Cold W
-
Synthetic Environment Supports Australian C-130J Training Remediation Program
Over the last year and a half, the Royal Australian Air Force has implemented wide-ranging changes to its Lockheed Martin C-130J Hercules aircrew and technical training regimes, aimed at maximizing operational output in resource-constrained environments.
