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Leonardo CEO defiant on his role in company turnaround
When asked if his current conviction might cause the government to drop his company mandate, Moretti replied: “If I am not reconfirmed because of the firm’s results, I would be shocked.”
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Scores of Aselsan staff indicted for terror links
Turkish prosecutors have launched a probe into scores of personnel at the military electronics specialist Aselsan, Turkey’s biggest defense company.
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US sanctions are affecting India-Russia defense deals: MoD source
“Payment for half a dozen defense deals have been stuck (on account of US sanctions against Russia),” the MoD source said.
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Pentagon delivers interim AT&L memo to Congress
The interim report hints at greater changes than previously thought.
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Northrop Grumman drops out of T-X trainer competition
Northrop Grumman has pulled out of the T-X program, becoming the second company to drop from the competition in a matter of weeks.
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Leonardo CEO Backed by Board After Rail Crash Conviction
Italian firm Leonardo said its CEO Mauro Moretti will stay on the job, despite being convicted by an Italian court on Tuesday for his alleged role in a train crash in 2009, during his time as head of Italy’s railways.
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Trainer Price Wars: Raytheon Wanted Millions Less Per Plane Than Leonardo
The collapse of the deal between Raytheon and Italy’s Leonardo to offer the T-100 jet trainer in the US T-X competition followed Leonardo’s refusal to cut the price of the aircraft by as much as a third, Italian sources have told Defense News.
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Raytheon, Leonardo End Partnership for T-X Trainer Program
The companies will no longer compete for the Air Force’s next trainer together.
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Fix the Fleet! US Navy Makes Maintenance Top Priority
With no fiscal 2017 defense budget in sight and little chance of an agreement before April – if then – the military services are submitting second and possibly third rounds of unfunded requirements lists to Congress. The lists include items left out of the original budget requests, ranked in order of priority should Congress find…
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US Congress Passes Waiver for Mattis to Lead Pentagon
Congress on Friday passed historic legislation allowing US Marine Corps Gen. James Mattis to serve as the next defense secretary, overriding some Democrats who took a stand for civilian control of the military.
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Leonardo CEO defiant on his role in company turnaround
When asked if his current conviction might cause the government to drop his company mandate, Moretti replied: “If I am not reconfirmed because of the firm’s results, I would be shocked.”
-
Scores of Aselsan staff indicted for terror links
Turkish prosecutors have launched a probe into scores of personnel at the military electronics specialist Aselsan, Turkey’s biggest defense company.
-
US sanctions are affecting India-Russia defense deals: MoD source
“Payment for half a dozen defense deals have been stuck (on account of US sanctions against Russia),” the MoD source said.
-
Pentagon delivers interim AT&L memo to Congress
The interim report hints at greater changes than previously thought.
-
Northrop Grumman drops out of T-X trainer competition
Northrop Grumman has pulled out of the T-X program, becoming the second company to drop from the competition in a matter of weeks.
-
Leonardo CEO Backed by Board After Rail Crash Conviction
Italian firm Leonardo said its CEO Mauro Moretti will stay on the job, despite being convicted by an Italian court on Tuesday for his alleged role in a train crash in 2009, during his time as head of Italy’s railways.
-
Trainer Price Wars: Raytheon Wanted Millions Less Per Plane Than Leonardo
The collapse of the deal between Raytheon and Italy’s Leonardo to offer the T-100 jet trainer in the US T-X competition followed Leonardo’s refusal to cut the price of the aircraft by as much as a third, Italian sources have told Defense News.
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Raytheon, Leonardo End Partnership for T-X Trainer Program
The companies will no longer compete for the Air Force’s next trainer together.
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Fix the Fleet! US Navy Makes Maintenance Top Priority
With no fiscal 2017 defense budget in sight and little chance of an agreement before April – if then – the military services are submitting second and possibly third rounds of unfunded requirements lists to Congress. The lists include items left out of the original budget requests, ranked in order of priority should Congress find…
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US Congress Passes Waiver for Mattis to Lead Pentagon
Congress on Friday passed historic legislation allowing US Marine Corps Gen. James Mattis to serve as the next defense secretary, overriding some Democrats who took a stand for civilian control of the military.
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Leonardo CEO defiant on his role in company turnaround
When asked if his current conviction might cause the government to drop his company mandate, Moretti replied: “If I am not reconfirmed because of the firm’s results, I would be shocked.”
-
Scores of Aselsan staff indicted for terror links
Turkish prosecutors have launched a probe into scores of personnel at the military electronics specialist Aselsan, Turkey’s biggest defense company.
-
US sanctions are affecting India-Russia defense deals: MoD source
“Payment for half a dozen defense deals have been stuck (on account of US sanctions against Russia),” the MoD source said.
-
Pentagon delivers interim AT&L memo to Congress
The interim report hints at greater changes than previously thought.
-
Northrop Grumman drops out of T-X trainer competition
Northrop Grumman has pulled out of the T-X program, becoming the second company to drop from the competition in a matter of weeks.
-
Leonardo CEO Backed by Board After Rail Crash Conviction
Italian firm Leonardo said its CEO Mauro Moretti will stay on the job, despite being convicted by an Italian court on Tuesday for his alleged role in a train crash in 2009, during his time as head of Italy’s railways.
-
Trainer Price Wars: Raytheon Wanted Millions Less Per Plane Than Leonardo
The collapse of the deal between Raytheon and Italy’s Leonardo to offer the T-100 jet trainer in the US T-X competition followed Leonardo’s refusal to cut the price of the aircraft by as much as a third, Italian sources have told Defense News.
-
Raytheon, Leonardo End Partnership for T-X Trainer Program
The companies will no longer compete for the Air Force’s next trainer together.
-
Fix the Fleet! US Navy Makes Maintenance Top Priority
With no fiscal 2017 defense budget in sight and little chance of an agreement before April – if then – the military services are submitting second and possibly third rounds of unfunded requirements lists to Congress. The lists include items left out of the original budget requests, ranked in order of priority should Congress find…
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US Congress Passes Waiver for Mattis to Lead Pentagon
Congress on Friday passed historic legislation allowing US Marine Corps Gen. James Mattis to serve as the next defense secretary, overriding some Democrats who took a stand for civilian control of the military.
