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Indian Arms Policy Proposal Called Harmful for Small Firms
A proposal that strategic partners for defense projects be limited to domestic companies with healthy balance sheets has raised objections
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Is the Pentagon’s Budget About To Be Nuked?
The Pentagon is ready to begin sweeping nuclear modernization. Can it afford to do it? Can it afford not to?
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German Armed Forces To Integrate Sea Battalion Into Dutch Navy
The German and the Dutch armed forces are deepening their naval forces collaboration.
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Kuwait Audit Bureau Must Approve Eurofighter Deal
Finmeccanica and Eurofighter have to present cost breakdowns to Kuwaiti auditors before finalizing a deal for 28 fighter jets
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French Shipbuilder DCNS Leaves Civil Nuclear Program
French shipbuilder DCNS is leaving a program to build the a nuclear civil research reactor and will focus on its capabilities in atomic propulsion, a spokesman said Feb. 4.
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Lockheed Looks To Build Polish Black Hawks
The possibility of Poland purchasing Black Hawk helicopters and AW149 helicopters from AgustaWestland has reemerged as the new defense minister there plans to decrease the amount of Caracal EC725 helicopters the country had planned to buy from Airbus
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Counter-Fire Radar Struggles Against Volley-Fired Mortars
A rapidly fielded counter-fire radar was not able to detect and differentiate volley-fired mortars, the Pentagon’s chief weapons tester has found, but the Army says it has a plan to fix the problem.
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Ukraine Launches First Military UAV To Combat Insurgents
The first batch of three drones was supplied to the Ukrainian Armed Forces, Ukrobonoprom said in a statement.
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Now Owned by Chinese Company, Yacht-Builder Pitches Italian Navy on Patrol Vessels
In a first for Italy, a historic local luxury yacht builder that has been bought by a Chinese state company is seeking orders from the Italian Navy for fast patrol vessels.
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Russia and UAE Discuss Terrorism in Libya and Intelligence Ties
Russian and United Arab Emirates officials discussed the compounding issues in Libya and the enhancement of their military and intelligence ties during a visit to the UAE by Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov.
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Indian Arms Policy Proposal Called Harmful for Small Firms
A proposal that strategic partners for defense projects be limited to domestic companies with healthy balance sheets has raised objections
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Is the Pentagon’s Budget About To Be Nuked?
The Pentagon is ready to begin sweeping nuclear modernization. Can it afford to do it? Can it afford not to?
-
German Armed Forces To Integrate Sea Battalion Into Dutch Navy
The German and the Dutch armed forces are deepening their naval forces collaboration.
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Kuwait Audit Bureau Must Approve Eurofighter Deal
Finmeccanica and Eurofighter have to present cost breakdowns to Kuwaiti auditors before finalizing a deal for 28 fighter jets
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French Shipbuilder DCNS Leaves Civil Nuclear Program
French shipbuilder DCNS is leaving a program to build the a nuclear civil research reactor and will focus on its capabilities in atomic propulsion, a spokesman said Feb. 4.
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Lockheed Looks To Build Polish Black Hawks
The possibility of Poland purchasing Black Hawk helicopters and AW149 helicopters from AgustaWestland has reemerged as the new defense minister there plans to decrease the amount of Caracal EC725 helicopters the country had planned to buy from Airbus
-
Counter-Fire Radar Struggles Against Volley-Fired Mortars
A rapidly fielded counter-fire radar was not able to detect and differentiate volley-fired mortars, the Pentagon’s chief weapons tester has found, but the Army says it has a plan to fix the problem.
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Ukraine Launches First Military UAV To Combat Insurgents
The first batch of three drones was supplied to the Ukrainian Armed Forces, Ukrobonoprom said in a statement.
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Now Owned by Chinese Company, Yacht-Builder Pitches Italian Navy on Patrol Vessels
In a first for Italy, a historic local luxury yacht builder that has been bought by a Chinese state company is seeking orders from the Italian Navy for fast patrol vessels.
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Russia and UAE Discuss Terrorism in Libya and Intelligence Ties
Russian and United Arab Emirates officials discussed the compounding issues in Libya and the enhancement of their military and intelligence ties during a visit to the UAE by Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov.
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Indian Arms Policy Proposal Called Harmful for Small Firms
A proposal that strategic partners for defense projects be limited to domestic companies with healthy balance sheets has raised objections
-
Is the Pentagon’s Budget About To Be Nuked?
The Pentagon is ready to begin sweeping nuclear modernization. Can it afford to do it? Can it afford not to?
-
German Armed Forces To Integrate Sea Battalion Into Dutch Navy
The German and the Dutch armed forces are deepening their naval forces collaboration.
-
Kuwait Audit Bureau Must Approve Eurofighter Deal
Finmeccanica and Eurofighter have to present cost breakdowns to Kuwaiti auditors before finalizing a deal for 28 fighter jets
-
French Shipbuilder DCNS Leaves Civil Nuclear Program
French shipbuilder DCNS is leaving a program to build the a nuclear civil research reactor and will focus on its capabilities in atomic propulsion, a spokesman said Feb. 4.
-
Lockheed Looks To Build Polish Black Hawks
The possibility of Poland purchasing Black Hawk helicopters and AW149 helicopters from AgustaWestland has reemerged as the new defense minister there plans to decrease the amount of Caracal EC725 helicopters the country had planned to buy from Airbus
-
Counter-Fire Radar Struggles Against Volley-Fired Mortars
A rapidly fielded counter-fire radar was not able to detect and differentiate volley-fired mortars, the Pentagon’s chief weapons tester has found, but the Army says it has a plan to fix the problem.
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Ukraine Launches First Military UAV To Combat Insurgents
The first batch of three drones was supplied to the Ukrainian Armed Forces, Ukrobonoprom said in a statement.
-
Now Owned by Chinese Company, Yacht-Builder Pitches Italian Navy on Patrol Vessels
In a first for Italy, a historic local luxury yacht builder that has been bought by a Chinese state company is seeking orders from the Italian Navy for fast patrol vessels.
-
Russia and UAE Discuss Terrorism in Libya and Intelligence Ties
Russian and United Arab Emirates officials discussed the compounding issues in Libya and the enhancement of their military and intelligence ties during a visit to the UAE by Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov.
