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Anger, Sanctions Threats Greet North Korea Rocket Launch Plans
South Korea and Japan on Wednesday echoed US warnings that North Korea would pay a heavy price if it pushes ahead with a planned rocket launch just weeks after conducting its fourth nuclear test.
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DoD Weapons Tester Report Sheds Light on JLTV Competition
The Pentagon’s chief weapons tester released a report this week that sheds light on how three different offerings for the Army and Marine Corps’ Humvee replacement fared in tests with Lockheed Martin and Oshkosh vehicles meeting force pr
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JIDA To Become JIDO Under Defense Threat Reduction Agency
The Pentagon’s war-time office set up to counter improvised explosive device threats that proliferated in Iraq and Afghanistan will become a permanent establishment under the Defense Threat Reduction Agency.
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Czech, Lithuanian Militaries Enhance Transport Capacities With New Acquisitions
The Lithuanian Armed Forces have awarded a contract to Germany’s Daimler AG to acquire 340 Unimog trucks as part of its efforts to establish another infantry bridage in the country’s land forces.
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UK Signs Major Deal for Military Aircraft, Training
A KBR-Elbit Systems joint venture will provide and support three fixed-wing aircraft fleets as part of the UK Military Flying Training System
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What To Expect in US Air Force’s Budget Request
In crafting this year’s budget request, the US Air Force must thread the needle between keeping up with the current air campaign and preparing for the future battlefield.
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Is France at War? Its Forces Certainly Are, Top Defense Official Says
Paris – France may not formally be in a state of war but the services are at war in the Middle East and Africa, with the troops also deployed for domestic security against the Islamic State threat, Army Gen.
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Turkish Coast Guard Aircraft Race Sees Bigger Competition
Ten new contenders joined a list of 15 companies that had earlier expressed in a Turkish bidding for the acquisition of a Coast Guard aircraft and its systems integration work.
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HASC Chair Leery of War-Budget Battle With White House
The chairman of the House Armed Services Committee indicated Monday he would seek to increase the wartime contingency fund if the Obama administration backtracks on a budget deal that boosts military spending over mandatory budget ca
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Anticipated Kuwaiti Deal for 28 Eurofighters Delayed
A contract for 28 Eurofighter aircraft that was expected to be signed Sunday by Kuwait has been put off for “procedural” reasons, an Italian Ministry of Defence source said.
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Anger, Sanctions Threats Greet North Korea Rocket Launch Plans
South Korea and Japan on Wednesday echoed US warnings that North Korea would pay a heavy price if it pushes ahead with a planned rocket launch just weeks after conducting its fourth nuclear test.
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DoD Weapons Tester Report Sheds Light on JLTV Competition
The Pentagon’s chief weapons tester released a report this week that sheds light on how three different offerings for the Army and Marine Corps’ Humvee replacement fared in tests with Lockheed Martin and Oshkosh vehicles meeting force pr
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JIDA To Become JIDO Under Defense Threat Reduction Agency
The Pentagon’s war-time office set up to counter improvised explosive device threats that proliferated in Iraq and Afghanistan will become a permanent establishment under the Defense Threat Reduction Agency.
-
Czech, Lithuanian Militaries Enhance Transport Capacities With New Acquisitions
The Lithuanian Armed Forces have awarded a contract to Germany’s Daimler AG to acquire 340 Unimog trucks as part of its efforts to establish another infantry bridage in the country’s land forces.
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UK Signs Major Deal for Military Aircraft, Training
A KBR-Elbit Systems joint venture will provide and support three fixed-wing aircraft fleets as part of the UK Military Flying Training System
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What To Expect in US Air Force’s Budget Request
In crafting this year’s budget request, the US Air Force must thread the needle between keeping up with the current air campaign and preparing for the future battlefield.
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Is France at War? Its Forces Certainly Are, Top Defense Official Says
Paris – France may not formally be in a state of war but the services are at war in the Middle East and Africa, with the troops also deployed for domestic security against the Islamic State threat, Army Gen.
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Turkish Coast Guard Aircraft Race Sees Bigger Competition
Ten new contenders joined a list of 15 companies that had earlier expressed in a Turkish bidding for the acquisition of a Coast Guard aircraft and its systems integration work.
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HASC Chair Leery of War-Budget Battle With White House
The chairman of the House Armed Services Committee indicated Monday he would seek to increase the wartime contingency fund if the Obama administration backtracks on a budget deal that boosts military spending over mandatory budget ca
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Anticipated Kuwaiti Deal for 28 Eurofighters Delayed
A contract for 28 Eurofighter aircraft that was expected to be signed Sunday by Kuwait has been put off for “procedural” reasons, an Italian Ministry of Defence source said.
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Anger, Sanctions Threats Greet North Korea Rocket Launch Plans
South Korea and Japan on Wednesday echoed US warnings that North Korea would pay a heavy price if it pushes ahead with a planned rocket launch just weeks after conducting its fourth nuclear test.
-
DoD Weapons Tester Report Sheds Light on JLTV Competition
The Pentagon’s chief weapons tester released a report this week that sheds light on how three different offerings for the Army and Marine Corps’ Humvee replacement fared in tests with Lockheed Martin and Oshkosh vehicles meeting force pr
-
JIDA To Become JIDO Under Defense Threat Reduction Agency
The Pentagon’s war-time office set up to counter improvised explosive device threats that proliferated in Iraq and Afghanistan will become a permanent establishment under the Defense Threat Reduction Agency.
-
Czech, Lithuanian Militaries Enhance Transport Capacities With New Acquisitions
The Lithuanian Armed Forces have awarded a contract to Germany’s Daimler AG to acquire 340 Unimog trucks as part of its efforts to establish another infantry bridage in the country’s land forces.
-
UK Signs Major Deal for Military Aircraft, Training
A KBR-Elbit Systems joint venture will provide and support three fixed-wing aircraft fleets as part of the UK Military Flying Training System
-
What To Expect in US Air Force’s Budget Request
In crafting this year’s budget request, the US Air Force must thread the needle between keeping up with the current air campaign and preparing for the future battlefield.
-
Is France at War? Its Forces Certainly Are, Top Defense Official Says
Paris – France may not formally be in a state of war but the services are at war in the Middle East and Africa, with the troops also deployed for domestic security against the Islamic State threat, Army Gen.
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Turkish Coast Guard Aircraft Race Sees Bigger Competition
Ten new contenders joined a list of 15 companies that had earlier expressed in a Turkish bidding for the acquisition of a Coast Guard aircraft and its systems integration work.
-
HASC Chair Leery of War-Budget Battle With White House
The chairman of the House Armed Services Committee indicated Monday he would seek to increase the wartime contingency fund if the Obama administration backtracks on a budget deal that boosts military spending over mandatory budget ca
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Anticipated Kuwaiti Deal for 28 Eurofighters Delayed
A contract for 28 Eurofighter aircraft that was expected to be signed Sunday by Kuwait has been put off for “procedural” reasons, an Italian Ministry of Defence source said.
