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Lockheed Closing in on F-35 Deal, CEO Tells Trump
Lockheed Martin is nearing a deal with the Defense Department on the 10th batch of F-35s, company CEO Marillyn Hewson told President-elect Donald Trump during their second meeting on Friday.
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Source: Chinese Navy Has New Commander
The long-running term of Adm. Wu Shengli as commander of China’s People’s Liberation Army Navy seems to be ending with his retirement, according to a report in a non-China-owned Hong Kong daily newspaper.
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Engine Drops Out of B-52 During Training at Minot Air Force Base
An engine dropped out of a B-52 bomber during a flight on Wednesday, the Air Force has confirmed.
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Israel Claims Suggest Lebanese Violation of US Export Law
A senior Israeli defense official confirmed US troop carriers provided by Washington to Beirut are being operated by Hezbollah in Syria, which experts note as a violation of export controls.
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Italy Orders Retrial in India Helicopter Kickback Case
Italy’s supreme court has ordered a retrial for Giuseppe Orsi, the former CEO at Leonardo-Finmeccanica, who was sentenced to four and a half years in April for his alleged role in helicopter contract kickbacks in India.
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US Navy’s New Fleet Goal: 355 Ships
Tossing overboard the budget constraints that have weighed down the US Navy’s attempts to grow its fleet, the world’s most powerful sea service is embarking on the biggest proposed expansion since the early 1980s.
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Former Indian Air Force Chief Arrested in AgustaWestland Copter Deal
A former Indian Air Force chief was arrested Friday by the Central Bureau of Investigation for alleged corruption in the purchase of 12 AW 101 VVIP helicopters from AgustaWestland, a subsidiary of Italy’s Leonardo-Finmeccanica.
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Airbus Awarded $2.3B Canadian Search-and-Rescue Project
Canadian Cabinet ministers will announce Dec. 8 that the Airbus C-295 has been selected as the country’s new fixed-wing search-and-rescue aircraft.
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India Signs $737M Ultralight Howitzer Contract
India has signed a much awaited $737 million contract for the procurement of 145 M777A2 LW155 ultralight howitzers.
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Canada Plans to Buy 18 Super Hornets, Start Fighter Competition in 2017
Canada will explore an interim buy of 18 Super Hornet fighter jets from Boeing, a blow to Lockheed Martin that kicks a final decision on whether to procure the F-35 further down the road.
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Lockheed Closing in on F-35 Deal, CEO Tells Trump
Lockheed Martin is nearing a deal with the Defense Department on the 10th batch of F-35s, company CEO Marillyn Hewson told President-elect Donald Trump during their second meeting on Friday.
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Source: Chinese Navy Has New Commander
The long-running term of Adm. Wu Shengli as commander of China’s People’s Liberation Army Navy seems to be ending with his retirement, according to a report in a non-China-owned Hong Kong daily newspaper.
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Engine Drops Out of B-52 During Training at Minot Air Force Base
An engine dropped out of a B-52 bomber during a flight on Wednesday, the Air Force has confirmed.
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Israel Claims Suggest Lebanese Violation of US Export Law
A senior Israeli defense official confirmed US troop carriers provided by Washington to Beirut are being operated by Hezbollah in Syria, which experts note as a violation of export controls.
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Italy Orders Retrial in India Helicopter Kickback Case
Italy’s supreme court has ordered a retrial for Giuseppe Orsi, the former CEO at Leonardo-Finmeccanica, who was sentenced to four and a half years in April for his alleged role in helicopter contract kickbacks in India.
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US Navy’s New Fleet Goal: 355 Ships
Tossing overboard the budget constraints that have weighed down the US Navy’s attempts to grow its fleet, the world’s most powerful sea service is embarking on the biggest proposed expansion since the early 1980s.
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Former Indian Air Force Chief Arrested in AgustaWestland Copter Deal
A former Indian Air Force chief was arrested Friday by the Central Bureau of Investigation for alleged corruption in the purchase of 12 AW 101 VVIP helicopters from AgustaWestland, a subsidiary of Italy’s Leonardo-Finmeccanica.
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Airbus Awarded $2.3B Canadian Search-and-Rescue Project
Canadian Cabinet ministers will announce Dec. 8 that the Airbus C-295 has been selected as the country’s new fixed-wing search-and-rescue aircraft.
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India Signs $737M Ultralight Howitzer Contract
India has signed a much awaited $737 million contract for the procurement of 145 M777A2 LW155 ultralight howitzers.
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Canada Plans to Buy 18 Super Hornets, Start Fighter Competition in 2017
Canada will explore an interim buy of 18 Super Hornet fighter jets from Boeing, a blow to Lockheed Martin that kicks a final decision on whether to procure the F-35 further down the road.
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Lockheed Closing in on F-35 Deal, CEO Tells Trump
Lockheed Martin is nearing a deal with the Defense Department on the 10th batch of F-35s, company CEO Marillyn Hewson told President-elect Donald Trump during their second meeting on Friday.
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Source: Chinese Navy Has New Commander
The long-running term of Adm. Wu Shengli as commander of China’s People’s Liberation Army Navy seems to be ending with his retirement, according to a report in a non-China-owned Hong Kong daily newspaper.
-
Engine Drops Out of B-52 During Training at Minot Air Force Base
An engine dropped out of a B-52 bomber during a flight on Wednesday, the Air Force has confirmed.
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Israel Claims Suggest Lebanese Violation of US Export Law
A senior Israeli defense official confirmed US troop carriers provided by Washington to Beirut are being operated by Hezbollah in Syria, which experts note as a violation of export controls.
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Italy Orders Retrial in India Helicopter Kickback Case
Italy’s supreme court has ordered a retrial for Giuseppe Orsi, the former CEO at Leonardo-Finmeccanica, who was sentenced to four and a half years in April for his alleged role in helicopter contract kickbacks in India.
-
US Navy’s New Fleet Goal: 355 Ships
Tossing overboard the budget constraints that have weighed down the US Navy’s attempts to grow its fleet, the world’s most powerful sea service is embarking on the biggest proposed expansion since the early 1980s.
-
Former Indian Air Force Chief Arrested in AgustaWestland Copter Deal
A former Indian Air Force chief was arrested Friday by the Central Bureau of Investigation for alleged corruption in the purchase of 12 AW 101 VVIP helicopters from AgustaWestland, a subsidiary of Italy’s Leonardo-Finmeccanica.
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Airbus Awarded $2.3B Canadian Search-and-Rescue Project
Canadian Cabinet ministers will announce Dec. 8 that the Airbus C-295 has been selected as the country’s new fixed-wing search-and-rescue aircraft.
-
India Signs $737M Ultralight Howitzer Contract
India has signed a much awaited $737 million contract for the procurement of 145 M777A2 LW155 ultralight howitzers.
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Canada Plans to Buy 18 Super Hornets, Start Fighter Competition in 2017
Canada will explore an interim buy of 18 Super Hornet fighter jets from Boeing, a blow to Lockheed Martin that kicks a final decision on whether to procure the F-35 further down the road.
