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United Arab Emirates announces $1.3 billion in defense deals at IDEX
In a massive announcement, the United Arab Emirates Armed Forces announced more than $1.3 billion in both orders for new equipment and sustainment of existing ones at the 2019 International Defense Exhibition (IDEX) in Abu Dhabi.
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Check out what China brought to one of the world’s largest defense exhibitions
Chinese defense companies brought a lot to IDEX 2019 in Abu Dhabi, including a laser weapons system and much more.
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Defense News Weekly full episode: Feb. 10, 2019
On this edition, we’ll get the latest news in the defense community, as well as in-depth interviews on major issues.
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GE Aviation wins massive Army engine contract
After a years-long competition, GE Aviation has beat out ATEC to win a bid to re-engine the Army’s Blackhawks and Apaches.
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Bids submitted for Finnish fighter replacement program
Bids from multiple companies are in to replace the Finnish Air Force’s F/A-18 Hornets.
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French Air Force conducts simulated nuclear strike
Simulating all aspects of such a mission using a Dassault Rafale, a missile was launched at a range south of Bordeaux.
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CENTCOM commander says he wasn’t consulted on Trump tweet withdrawing troops
In Congressional testimony, Gen. Joseph Votel says he wasn’t consulted by the president before he tweeted that US troops would be leaving Syria.
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What might we see at the Munich Security Conference?
Congressional reporter Joe Gould offers his take on what might be learned at the annual international security gathering in Germany.
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A revolution in how the Army trains?
Lt. Gen. Eric Wesley explains how the Army might need to redo how they train, in order to implement the service’s new operating concept.
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A unique view on national security development
Steve Bowsher of In-Q-Tel explains both the venture’s history–and why he sees a need for the relationship between the Pentagon and Silicon Valley to improve.
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United Arab Emirates announces $1.3 billion in defense deals at IDEX
In a massive announcement, the United Arab Emirates Armed Forces announced more than $1.3 billion in both orders for new equipment and sustainment of existing ones at the 2019 International Defense Exhibition (IDEX) in Abu Dhabi.
-
Check out what China brought to one of the world’s largest defense exhibitions
Chinese defense companies brought a lot to IDEX 2019 in Abu Dhabi, including a laser weapons system and much more.
-
Defense News Weekly full episode: Feb. 10, 2019
On this edition, we’ll get the latest news in the defense community, as well as in-depth interviews on major issues.
-
GE Aviation wins massive Army engine contract
After a years-long competition, GE Aviation has beat out ATEC to win a bid to re-engine the Army’s Blackhawks and Apaches.
-
Bids submitted for Finnish fighter replacement program
Bids from multiple companies are in to replace the Finnish Air Force’s F/A-18 Hornets.
-
French Air Force conducts simulated nuclear strike
Simulating all aspects of such a mission using a Dassault Rafale, a missile was launched at a range south of Bordeaux.
-
CENTCOM commander says he wasn’t consulted on Trump tweet withdrawing troops
In Congressional testimony, Gen. Joseph Votel says he wasn’t consulted by the president before he tweeted that US troops would be leaving Syria.
-
What might we see at the Munich Security Conference?
Congressional reporter Joe Gould offers his take on what might be learned at the annual international security gathering in Germany.
-
A revolution in how the Army trains?
Lt. Gen. Eric Wesley explains how the Army might need to redo how they train, in order to implement the service’s new operating concept.
-
A unique view on national security development
Steve Bowsher of In-Q-Tel explains both the venture’s history–and why he sees a need for the relationship between the Pentagon and Silicon Valley to improve.
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United Arab Emirates announces $1.3 billion in defense deals at IDEX
In a massive announcement, the United Arab Emirates Armed Forces announced more than $1.3 billion in both orders for new equipment and sustainment of existing ones at the 2019 International Defense Exhibition (IDEX) in Abu Dhabi.
-
Check out what China brought to one of the world’s largest defense exhibitions
Chinese defense companies brought a lot to IDEX 2019 in Abu Dhabi, including a laser weapons system and much more.
-
Defense News Weekly full episode: Feb. 10, 2019
On this edition, we’ll get the latest news in the defense community, as well as in-depth interviews on major issues.
-
GE Aviation wins massive Army engine contract
After a years-long competition, GE Aviation has beat out ATEC to win a bid to re-engine the Army’s Blackhawks and Apaches.
-
Bids submitted for Finnish fighter replacement program
Bids from multiple companies are in to replace the Finnish Air Force’s F/A-18 Hornets.
-
French Air Force conducts simulated nuclear strike
Simulating all aspects of such a mission using a Dassault Rafale, a missile was launched at a range south of Bordeaux.
-
CENTCOM commander says he wasn’t consulted on Trump tweet withdrawing troops
In Congressional testimony, Gen. Joseph Votel says he wasn’t consulted by the president before he tweeted that US troops would be leaving Syria.
-
What might we see at the Munich Security Conference?
Congressional reporter Joe Gould offers his take on what might be learned at the annual international security gathering in Germany.
-
A revolution in how the Army trains?
Lt. Gen. Eric Wesley explains how the Army might need to redo how they train, in order to implement the service’s new operating concept.
-
A unique view on national security development
Steve Bowsher of In-Q-Tel explains both the venture’s history–and why he sees a need for the relationship between the Pentagon and Silicon Valley to improve.
