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Drone warfare in Mosul shapes US Army training to defeat airborne threats
The U.S. military has been studying the drone threat from the Islamic State group in Iraq for some time now and the Army’s training branch is no exception, taking lessons learned and applying them to major training rotations.
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Textron AirLand to forgo T-X bid with Scorpion jet
A company official said the aircraft did not meet T-X requirements.
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University students problem-solve for US military in new course
A new course offered at USM beginning this summer session will have students solving problems for the military and federal national security organizations.
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Israel to stage naval drill with US, Greece in Eastern Mediterranean
“It’s one of our most important exercises that allows us to hone our proficiencies in very complex scenarios.”
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UAE hosts military drill amid Yemen war, Iran tensions
The drill featured fighter jets, helicopters and a mock seaborne hostage rescue performed by Emirati troops.
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Italy and Qatar ink naval training deal
The deals cover the enrollment of Qataris at Italian Navy training centers, the embarking of Qatari Navy personnel on Italian vessels and the dispatch of an Italian naval liaison officer to the Qatar naval headquarters in Doha.
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Singapore eying F-15 training deployments to New Zealand
Singapore is carrying out a feasibility study into the possibility of basing a detachment of F-15SGs at Royal New Zealand Air Force Base Ohakea, New Zealand’s defense minister said.
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The T-X battle comes down to Lockheed and Boeing
The race has evolved into something not unlike an episode of a reality TV show, featuring industry teams breaking up, companies unexpectedly dropping out and upstart entries coming in at the last minute.
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Saudi Arabian National Guard helicopter force takes shape
The Saudi Arabian National Guard has embarked on its plan to build a rotary-wing force that consists of the latest variants of both Apaches and Black Hawks and Boeing-made AH-6i light attack helicopters.
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Indian Air Force rejects British Advanced Hawk aircraft
The decision comes after the Ministry of Defence asked the service not request the aircraft following allegations that British company Rolls-Royce bribed officials of India’s state-owned Hindustan Aeronautics Limited between 2005 and 2009 to secure orders for engines to power the British Hawk 132 advanced jet trainers meant for the Indian Air Force.
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Drone warfare in Mosul shapes US Army training to defeat airborne threats
The U.S. military has been studying the drone threat from the Islamic State group in Iraq for some time now and the Army’s training branch is no exception, taking lessons learned and applying them to major training rotations.
-
Textron AirLand to forgo T-X bid with Scorpion jet
A company official said the aircraft did not meet T-X requirements.
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University students problem-solve for US military in new course
A new course offered at USM beginning this summer session will have students solving problems for the military and federal national security organizations.
-
Israel to stage naval drill with US, Greece in Eastern Mediterranean
“It’s one of our most important exercises that allows us to hone our proficiencies in very complex scenarios.”
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UAE hosts military drill amid Yemen war, Iran tensions
The drill featured fighter jets, helicopters and a mock seaborne hostage rescue performed by Emirati troops.
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Italy and Qatar ink naval training deal
The deals cover the enrollment of Qataris at Italian Navy training centers, the embarking of Qatari Navy personnel on Italian vessels and the dispatch of an Italian naval liaison officer to the Qatar naval headquarters in Doha.
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Singapore eying F-15 training deployments to New Zealand
Singapore is carrying out a feasibility study into the possibility of basing a detachment of F-15SGs at Royal New Zealand Air Force Base Ohakea, New Zealand’s defense minister said.
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The T-X battle comes down to Lockheed and Boeing
The race has evolved into something not unlike an episode of a reality TV show, featuring industry teams breaking up, companies unexpectedly dropping out and upstart entries coming in at the last minute.
-
Saudi Arabian National Guard helicopter force takes shape
The Saudi Arabian National Guard has embarked on its plan to build a rotary-wing force that consists of the latest variants of both Apaches and Black Hawks and Boeing-made AH-6i light attack helicopters.
-
Indian Air Force rejects British Advanced Hawk aircraft
The decision comes after the Ministry of Defence asked the service not request the aircraft following allegations that British company Rolls-Royce bribed officials of India’s state-owned Hindustan Aeronautics Limited between 2005 and 2009 to secure orders for engines to power the British Hawk 132 advanced jet trainers meant for the Indian Air Force.
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Drone warfare in Mosul shapes US Army training to defeat airborne threats
The U.S. military has been studying the drone threat from the Islamic State group in Iraq for some time now and the Army’s training branch is no exception, taking lessons learned and applying them to major training rotations.
-
Textron AirLand to forgo T-X bid with Scorpion jet
A company official said the aircraft did not meet T-X requirements.
-
University students problem-solve for US military in new course
A new course offered at USM beginning this summer session will have students solving problems for the military and federal national security organizations.
-
Israel to stage naval drill with US, Greece in Eastern Mediterranean
“It’s one of our most important exercises that allows us to hone our proficiencies in very complex scenarios.”
-
UAE hosts military drill amid Yemen war, Iran tensions
The drill featured fighter jets, helicopters and a mock seaborne hostage rescue performed by Emirati troops.
-
Italy and Qatar ink naval training deal
The deals cover the enrollment of Qataris at Italian Navy training centers, the embarking of Qatari Navy personnel on Italian vessels and the dispatch of an Italian naval liaison officer to the Qatar naval headquarters in Doha.
-
Singapore eying F-15 training deployments to New Zealand
Singapore is carrying out a feasibility study into the possibility of basing a detachment of F-15SGs at Royal New Zealand Air Force Base Ohakea, New Zealand’s defense minister said.
-
The T-X battle comes down to Lockheed and Boeing
The race has evolved into something not unlike an episode of a reality TV show, featuring industry teams breaking up, companies unexpectedly dropping out and upstart entries coming in at the last minute.
-
Saudi Arabian National Guard helicopter force takes shape
The Saudi Arabian National Guard has embarked on its plan to build a rotary-wing force that consists of the latest variants of both Apaches and Black Hawks and Boeing-made AH-6i light attack helicopters.
-
Indian Air Force rejects British Advanced Hawk aircraft
The decision comes after the Ministry of Defence asked the service not request the aircraft following allegations that British company Rolls-Royce bribed officials of India’s state-owned Hindustan Aeronautics Limited between 2005 and 2009 to secure orders for engines to power the British Hawk 132 advanced jet trainers meant for the Indian Air Force.
