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Cloudy Future for Domestic Indian Aircraft Production
India’s quest to build fighters domestically may not be realistic in the near future due to a fund crunch and the lack of in-house capability
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Obama Offers Israel New 10-Year Aid Package, But There’s a Catch
US President Barack Obama’s administration is offering Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu a consolidated aid package that essentially guarantees Israel expanded top-line funding from State Department and Pentagon accounts each year for the next decade, starting in 2018.
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Russia Decries ‘New Cold War’ as East-West Tensions Cloud Talks
The world has plunged into a “new Cold War,” the Russian premier said Saturday, as Moscow came under attack at a global security gathering over its targeting of moderate rebels in Syria.
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Asian Procurement Takes Cue From Chinese Modernization
China continues to drive defense procurement in Asia.
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McCain Upset Over Perceived Budget Briefing Snub
It usually doesn’t take much to get the famously hot-tempered Sen. John McCain fired up — especially when you mention the Obama administration and defense.
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French Army Air Corps Creating 4th Helo Brigade
The French Army Air Corps is creating a fourth helicopter brigade and has been upgraded to a more integrated aviation command
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Boeing’s KC-46 Successfully Refuels F/A-18
Boeing’s KC-46 tanker successfully refueled a Navy F/A-18 aircraft in the skies above Washington state on Feb. 10, according to the company.
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Book Review: ‘Brothers Armed: Military Aspects of the Crisis in Ukraine’
Nearly two years following Russia’s annexation of the Crimean peninsula from Ukraine, tensions appear to be subsiding as Moscow and the Western powers overseeing the ongoing Minsk peace process in eastern Ukraine push for a final deal to end the conflict.
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F-35 Production To Drop by 20, but Air Force Officials Downplay Price Impact
The Pentagon unveiled a new funding profile for the F-35 joint strike fighter this week, reflecting a drop in fighter jet acquisition over the next six years across the US services, international partners and foreign customers.
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Air Force Secretary Hopes LRSB Will Move Forward Despite New IG Probe
The US Air Force has reassigned Richard Lombardi, its principal deputy assistant secretary for acquisition, after he voluntarily disclosed that he had not reported a Northrop Grumman retirement account held by his spouse in his annual public financial disclosure form.
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Cloudy Future for Domestic Indian Aircraft Production
India’s quest to build fighters domestically may not be realistic in the near future due to a fund crunch and the lack of in-house capability
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Obama Offers Israel New 10-Year Aid Package, But There’s a Catch
US President Barack Obama’s administration is offering Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu a consolidated aid package that essentially guarantees Israel expanded top-line funding from State Department and Pentagon accounts each year for the next decade, starting in 2018.
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Russia Decries ‘New Cold War’ as East-West Tensions Cloud Talks
The world has plunged into a “new Cold War,” the Russian premier said Saturday, as Moscow came under attack at a global security gathering over its targeting of moderate rebels in Syria.
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Asian Procurement Takes Cue From Chinese Modernization
China continues to drive defense procurement in Asia.
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McCain Upset Over Perceived Budget Briefing Snub
It usually doesn’t take much to get the famously hot-tempered Sen. John McCain fired up — especially when you mention the Obama administration and defense.
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French Army Air Corps Creating 4th Helo Brigade
The French Army Air Corps is creating a fourth helicopter brigade and has been upgraded to a more integrated aviation command
-
Boeing’s KC-46 Successfully Refuels F/A-18
Boeing’s KC-46 tanker successfully refueled a Navy F/A-18 aircraft in the skies above Washington state on Feb. 10, according to the company.
-
Book Review: ‘Brothers Armed: Military Aspects of the Crisis in Ukraine’
Nearly two years following Russia’s annexation of the Crimean peninsula from Ukraine, tensions appear to be subsiding as Moscow and the Western powers overseeing the ongoing Minsk peace process in eastern Ukraine push for a final deal to end the conflict.
-
F-35 Production To Drop by 20, but Air Force Officials Downplay Price Impact
The Pentagon unveiled a new funding profile for the F-35 joint strike fighter this week, reflecting a drop in fighter jet acquisition over the next six years across the US services, international partners and foreign customers.
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Air Force Secretary Hopes LRSB Will Move Forward Despite New IG Probe
The US Air Force has reassigned Richard Lombardi, its principal deputy assistant secretary for acquisition, after he voluntarily disclosed that he had not reported a Northrop Grumman retirement account held by his spouse in his annual public financial disclosure form.
-
Cloudy Future for Domestic Indian Aircraft Production
India’s quest to build fighters domestically may not be realistic in the near future due to a fund crunch and the lack of in-house capability
-
Obama Offers Israel New 10-Year Aid Package, But There’s a Catch
US President Barack Obama’s administration is offering Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu a consolidated aid package that essentially guarantees Israel expanded top-line funding from State Department and Pentagon accounts each year for the next decade, starting in 2018.
-
Russia Decries ‘New Cold War’ as East-West Tensions Cloud Talks
The world has plunged into a “new Cold War,” the Russian premier said Saturday, as Moscow came under attack at a global security gathering over its targeting of moderate rebels in Syria.
-
Asian Procurement Takes Cue From Chinese Modernization
China continues to drive defense procurement in Asia.
-
McCain Upset Over Perceived Budget Briefing Snub
It usually doesn’t take much to get the famously hot-tempered Sen. John McCain fired up — especially when you mention the Obama administration and defense.
-
French Army Air Corps Creating 4th Helo Brigade
The French Army Air Corps is creating a fourth helicopter brigade and has been upgraded to a more integrated aviation command
-
Boeing’s KC-46 Successfully Refuels F/A-18
Boeing’s KC-46 tanker successfully refueled a Navy F/A-18 aircraft in the skies above Washington state on Feb. 10, according to the company.
-
Book Review: ‘Brothers Armed: Military Aspects of the Crisis in Ukraine’
Nearly two years following Russia’s annexation of the Crimean peninsula from Ukraine, tensions appear to be subsiding as Moscow and the Western powers overseeing the ongoing Minsk peace process in eastern Ukraine push for a final deal to end the conflict.
-
F-35 Production To Drop by 20, but Air Force Officials Downplay Price Impact
The Pentagon unveiled a new funding profile for the F-35 joint strike fighter this week, reflecting a drop in fighter jet acquisition over the next six years across the US services, international partners and foreign customers.
-
Air Force Secretary Hopes LRSB Will Move Forward Despite New IG Probe
The US Air Force has reassigned Richard Lombardi, its principal deputy assistant secretary for acquisition, after he voluntarily disclosed that he had not reported a Northrop Grumman retirement account held by his spouse in his annual public financial disclosure form.
