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Australian defense industry concern grows over export controls
Australian defense industry has growing concern over upcoming changes to the country’s export policy required as part of the terms of the AUKUS pact.
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Del Toro asks Navy contractors to consider taxpayers over shareholders
Navy Secretary Carlos Del Toro said he needs companies to deliver their weapons, warships, aircraft and more on time and on budget and without excuses.
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Patria teams up with local firms for Germany’s new armored troop ride
The Finnish company is touting German industry participation in the Fuchs-replacement offer, responding to lawmakers’s concerns over a foreign design.
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More Navy ships get Overmatch networking following Carl Vinson tests
U.S. Navy officials have in the past said Project Overmatch’s rollout would first concentrate on the Indo-Pacific.
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EU regulators must let defense firms merge freely, Leonardo boss urges
Interference from Brussels will keep the continent’s industry “marginal” in the face of global competition, said Roberto Cingolani.
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Norinco in China unveils turreted truck-mounted 155mm howitzer
The weapon was shown alongside existing artillery products in a Norinco promotional video clip.
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Airborne Triton drone key to Navy’s signal goals, Clapperton says
The autonomous MQ-4C Triton intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance and targeting drone can fly for more than 24 hours.
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India takes next step toward new 155mm towed howitzers
The towed gun systems are to be no heavier than 15 tons, and they must be able to fire existing 155mm rounds to a distance of 40-plus kilometers.
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Northrop to showcase Project Scion tech payloads for unmanned vessels
Payloads produced by Northrop Grumman’s Project Scion were recently tested aboard a Martac T38 in the Chesapeake Bay.
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Army was right to kill multibillion-dollar helo program, analysts say
The Army’s plan to cancel its Future Attack Reconnaissance Aircraft was a surprise, but not a mistake, according to some defense experts.
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Australian defense industry concern grows over export controls
Australian defense industry has growing concern over upcoming changes to the country’s export policy required as part of the terms of the AUKUS pact.
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Del Toro asks Navy contractors to consider taxpayers over shareholders
Navy Secretary Carlos Del Toro said he needs companies to deliver their weapons, warships, aircraft and more on time and on budget and without excuses.
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Patria teams up with local firms for Germany’s new armored troop ride
The Finnish company is touting German industry participation in the Fuchs-replacement offer, responding to lawmakers’s concerns over a foreign design.
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More Navy ships get Overmatch networking following Carl Vinson tests
U.S. Navy officials have in the past said Project Overmatch’s rollout would first concentrate on the Indo-Pacific.
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EU regulators must let defense firms merge freely, Leonardo boss urges
Interference from Brussels will keep the continent’s industry “marginal” in the face of global competition, said Roberto Cingolani.
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Norinco in China unveils turreted truck-mounted 155mm howitzer
The weapon was shown alongside existing artillery products in a Norinco promotional video clip.
-
Airborne Triton drone key to Navy’s signal goals, Clapperton says
The autonomous MQ-4C Triton intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance and targeting drone can fly for more than 24 hours.
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India takes next step toward new 155mm towed howitzers
The towed gun systems are to be no heavier than 15 tons, and they must be able to fire existing 155mm rounds to a distance of 40-plus kilometers.
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Northrop to showcase Project Scion tech payloads for unmanned vessels
Payloads produced by Northrop Grumman’s Project Scion were recently tested aboard a Martac T38 in the Chesapeake Bay.
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Army was right to kill multibillion-dollar helo program, analysts say
The Army’s plan to cancel its Future Attack Reconnaissance Aircraft was a surprise, but not a mistake, according to some defense experts.
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Australian defense industry concern grows over export controls
Australian defense industry has growing concern over upcoming changes to the country’s export policy required as part of the terms of the AUKUS pact.
-
Del Toro asks Navy contractors to consider taxpayers over shareholders
Navy Secretary Carlos Del Toro said he needs companies to deliver their weapons, warships, aircraft and more on time and on budget and without excuses.
-
Patria teams up with local firms for Germany’s new armored troop ride
The Finnish company is touting German industry participation in the Fuchs-replacement offer, responding to lawmakers’s concerns over a foreign design.
-
More Navy ships get Overmatch networking following Carl Vinson tests
U.S. Navy officials have in the past said Project Overmatch’s rollout would first concentrate on the Indo-Pacific.
-
EU regulators must let defense firms merge freely, Leonardo boss urges
Interference from Brussels will keep the continent’s industry “marginal” in the face of global competition, said Roberto Cingolani.
-
Norinco in China unveils turreted truck-mounted 155mm howitzer
The weapon was shown alongside existing artillery products in a Norinco promotional video clip.
-
Airborne Triton drone key to Navy’s signal goals, Clapperton says
The autonomous MQ-4C Triton intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance and targeting drone can fly for more than 24 hours.
-
India takes next step toward new 155mm towed howitzers
The towed gun systems are to be no heavier than 15 tons, and they must be able to fire existing 155mm rounds to a distance of 40-plus kilometers.
-
Northrop to showcase Project Scion tech payloads for unmanned vessels
Payloads produced by Northrop Grumman’s Project Scion were recently tested aboard a Martac T38 in the Chesapeake Bay.
-
Army was right to kill multibillion-dollar helo program, analysts say
The Army’s plan to cancel its Future Attack Reconnaissance Aircraft was a surprise, but not a mistake, according to some defense experts.
