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Consortium Acquires Assets in Bankrupt Danish Aerotech
A local consortium headed by Danish industrialists Peter Bennedsen and Sønder Felding has acquired the trading name and core assets of defense company Danish Aerotech A/S, which was placed into a court-supervised judicial liquidation process in Decem
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Finland Aiming To Add Offensive Edge To Cyberwar Arsenal
The planned reform of Finland’s cyber-defense and intelligence gathering laws will likely include new provisions to give the military and national security services new effective legal tools to launch offensive operations against hostile attacks in t
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MDA Request Preserves Priorities, Targets Laser Tech Development
The agency is seeking $72 million in weapons technology development to build “the technological foundation” for a next-generation laser system
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Commentary: Obama’s Gift to Next President: A Defense Budget Train Wreck
The most interesting thing about the defense budget submitted to Congress is what it means for the next commander in chief
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Turkey, Saudi Arabia Planning Joint Military Drills
ANKARA — Turkey and Saudi Arabia plan to hold joint military drills, potentially fueling sectarian tensions along Sunni-Shiite lines in the Middle East.
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House Bill Would Halt US Army, Marine Drawdowns
US House Bill Would Halt Army, Marine Drawdowns By Joe Gould and Jen Judson WASHINGTON — A US lawmaker on the House Armed Services Committee plans to introduce legislation to stop ongoing drawdowns for the Army and Marine Corps, potentially addin
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F-35 Chief Lays Out Biggest Development Risks
The general in charge of the F-35 program laid out the biggest risks ahead in development of the fifth-generation jet
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Saab’s Defense Contracts, International Orders Grew 2015 Sales
Saab Group’s strong growth in sales in 2015 was primarily driven by several major international orders buoyed by a steady flow of significant homegrown defense contracts.
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UK Increases Maritime Aid as NATO Pledges More Forces to East
The UK will double its sea component for the alliance.
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US-Israel Drill Reduces Boots on Ground, Expands Simulation
Extensive simulations rather than boots on the ground will characterize this year’s Israel-US Juniper Cobra exercise.
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Consortium Acquires Assets in Bankrupt Danish Aerotech
A local consortium headed by Danish industrialists Peter Bennedsen and Sønder Felding has acquired the trading name and core assets of defense company Danish Aerotech A/S, which was placed into a court-supervised judicial liquidation process in Decem
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Finland Aiming To Add Offensive Edge To Cyberwar Arsenal
The planned reform of Finland’s cyber-defense and intelligence gathering laws will likely include new provisions to give the military and national security services new effective legal tools to launch offensive operations against hostile attacks in t
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MDA Request Preserves Priorities, Targets Laser Tech Development
The agency is seeking $72 million in weapons technology development to build “the technological foundation” for a next-generation laser system
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Commentary: Obama’s Gift to Next President: A Defense Budget Train Wreck
The most interesting thing about the defense budget submitted to Congress is what it means for the next commander in chief
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Turkey, Saudi Arabia Planning Joint Military Drills
ANKARA — Turkey and Saudi Arabia plan to hold joint military drills, potentially fueling sectarian tensions along Sunni-Shiite lines in the Middle East.
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House Bill Would Halt US Army, Marine Drawdowns
US House Bill Would Halt Army, Marine Drawdowns By Joe Gould and Jen Judson WASHINGTON — A US lawmaker on the House Armed Services Committee plans to introduce legislation to stop ongoing drawdowns for the Army and Marine Corps, potentially addin
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F-35 Chief Lays Out Biggest Development Risks
The general in charge of the F-35 program laid out the biggest risks ahead in development of the fifth-generation jet
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Saab’s Defense Contracts, International Orders Grew 2015 Sales
Saab Group’s strong growth in sales in 2015 was primarily driven by several major international orders buoyed by a steady flow of significant homegrown defense contracts.
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UK Increases Maritime Aid as NATO Pledges More Forces to East
The UK will double its sea component for the alliance.
-
US-Israel Drill Reduces Boots on Ground, Expands Simulation
Extensive simulations rather than boots on the ground will characterize this year’s Israel-US Juniper Cobra exercise.
-
Consortium Acquires Assets in Bankrupt Danish Aerotech
A local consortium headed by Danish industrialists Peter Bennedsen and Sønder Felding has acquired the trading name and core assets of defense company Danish Aerotech A/S, which was placed into a court-supervised judicial liquidation process in Decem
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Finland Aiming To Add Offensive Edge To Cyberwar Arsenal
The planned reform of Finland’s cyber-defense and intelligence gathering laws will likely include new provisions to give the military and national security services new effective legal tools to launch offensive operations against hostile attacks in t
-
MDA Request Preserves Priorities, Targets Laser Tech Development
The agency is seeking $72 million in weapons technology development to build “the technological foundation” for a next-generation laser system
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Commentary: Obama’s Gift to Next President: A Defense Budget Train Wreck
The most interesting thing about the defense budget submitted to Congress is what it means for the next commander in chief
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Turkey, Saudi Arabia Planning Joint Military Drills
ANKARA — Turkey and Saudi Arabia plan to hold joint military drills, potentially fueling sectarian tensions along Sunni-Shiite lines in the Middle East.
-
House Bill Would Halt US Army, Marine Drawdowns
US House Bill Would Halt Army, Marine Drawdowns By Joe Gould and Jen Judson WASHINGTON — A US lawmaker on the House Armed Services Committee plans to introduce legislation to stop ongoing drawdowns for the Army and Marine Corps, potentially addin
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F-35 Chief Lays Out Biggest Development Risks
The general in charge of the F-35 program laid out the biggest risks ahead in development of the fifth-generation jet
-
Saab’s Defense Contracts, International Orders Grew 2015 Sales
Saab Group’s strong growth in sales in 2015 was primarily driven by several major international orders buoyed by a steady flow of significant homegrown defense contracts.
-
UK Increases Maritime Aid as NATO Pledges More Forces to East
The UK will double its sea component for the alliance.
-
US-Israel Drill Reduces Boots on Ground, Expands Simulation
Extensive simulations rather than boots on the ground will characterize this year’s Israel-US Juniper Cobra exercise.
