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Chinese Businessman Pleads Guilty of Spying on F-35 and F-22
Su Bin has pled guilty in a California federal court to carrying out a series of cyber espionage thefts of U.S.
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Singapore Concludes Busy Week of Exercises and Meetings
TAIPEI – The 22nd Exercise Cope Tiger, a trilateral air exercise between the Republic of Singapore Air Force (RSAF), Royal Thai Air Force (RTAF), and the U.S. Air Force concluded on March 18 during a closing ceremony at Korat Air Base, Thailand.
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GAO Denies General Dynamics’ Amphibious Combat Vehicle Protest
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. — The Government Accountability Office has denied General Dynamics Land Systems’ protest of the Marine Corps’ decision to award contracts to both BAE Systems and SAIC to build prototype Amphibious Combat Vehicles.
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SASC Advances Fanning as Army Secretary
WASHINGTON — The Senate Armed Services Committee voted Thursday to advance Eric Fanning’s nomination to become the new Army secretary to the full Senate, but he still faces other obstacles from lawmakers before taking over the job.
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Analysis: Japan Security Report Signals Big Problems With China
China will upset the order of East Asian security, said the Tokyo-based National Institute for Defense Studies
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Pratt & Whitney, BAE Among Major B-21 Contractors
The Air Force has named the seven major contractors who will join Northrop Grumman in building the next-generation B-21 bomber, including the new plane’s engine-maker Pratt & Whitney.
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China Reports Y-20 Aircraft IOC in 2017
China’s first strategic airlifter, the Y-20 military cargo aircraft, will begin initial operational capability (IOC) this year.
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US Air Force Unveils New B-21 Bomber
The US Air Force secretary unveiled the first official rendering of the new Long Range Strike Bomber and revealed its official designation: the B-21.
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McCain Threatens To Block New Air Force Bomber
McCain, the SASC chairman, wants the Air Force to redo the contract structure on its new bomber.
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Analysis – A Chinese Way of War
A new CRS paper warns of misreading Chinese tea leaves.
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Chinese Businessman Pleads Guilty of Spying on F-35 and F-22
Su Bin has pled guilty in a California federal court to carrying out a series of cyber espionage thefts of U.S.
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Singapore Concludes Busy Week of Exercises and Meetings
TAIPEI – The 22nd Exercise Cope Tiger, a trilateral air exercise between the Republic of Singapore Air Force (RSAF), Royal Thai Air Force (RTAF), and the U.S. Air Force concluded on March 18 during a closing ceremony at Korat Air Base, Thailand.
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GAO Denies General Dynamics’ Amphibious Combat Vehicle Protest
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. — The Government Accountability Office has denied General Dynamics Land Systems’ protest of the Marine Corps’ decision to award contracts to both BAE Systems and SAIC to build prototype Amphibious Combat Vehicles.
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SASC Advances Fanning as Army Secretary
WASHINGTON — The Senate Armed Services Committee voted Thursday to advance Eric Fanning’s nomination to become the new Army secretary to the full Senate, but he still faces other obstacles from lawmakers before taking over the job.
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Analysis: Japan Security Report Signals Big Problems With China
China will upset the order of East Asian security, said the Tokyo-based National Institute for Defense Studies
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Pratt & Whitney, BAE Among Major B-21 Contractors
The Air Force has named the seven major contractors who will join Northrop Grumman in building the next-generation B-21 bomber, including the new plane’s engine-maker Pratt & Whitney.
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China Reports Y-20 Aircraft IOC in 2017
China’s first strategic airlifter, the Y-20 military cargo aircraft, will begin initial operational capability (IOC) this year.
-
US Air Force Unveils New B-21 Bomber
The US Air Force secretary unveiled the first official rendering of the new Long Range Strike Bomber and revealed its official designation: the B-21.
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McCain Threatens To Block New Air Force Bomber
McCain, the SASC chairman, wants the Air Force to redo the contract structure on its new bomber.
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Analysis – A Chinese Way of War
A new CRS paper warns of misreading Chinese tea leaves.
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Chinese Businessman Pleads Guilty of Spying on F-35 and F-22
Su Bin has pled guilty in a California federal court to carrying out a series of cyber espionage thefts of U.S.
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Singapore Concludes Busy Week of Exercises and Meetings
TAIPEI – The 22nd Exercise Cope Tiger, a trilateral air exercise between the Republic of Singapore Air Force (RSAF), Royal Thai Air Force (RTAF), and the U.S. Air Force concluded on March 18 during a closing ceremony at Korat Air Base, Thailand.
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GAO Denies General Dynamics’ Amphibious Combat Vehicle Protest
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. — The Government Accountability Office has denied General Dynamics Land Systems’ protest of the Marine Corps’ decision to award contracts to both BAE Systems and SAIC to build prototype Amphibious Combat Vehicles.
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SASC Advances Fanning as Army Secretary
WASHINGTON — The Senate Armed Services Committee voted Thursday to advance Eric Fanning’s nomination to become the new Army secretary to the full Senate, but he still faces other obstacles from lawmakers before taking over the job.
-
Analysis: Japan Security Report Signals Big Problems With China
China will upset the order of East Asian security, said the Tokyo-based National Institute for Defense Studies
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Pratt & Whitney, BAE Among Major B-21 Contractors
The Air Force has named the seven major contractors who will join Northrop Grumman in building the next-generation B-21 bomber, including the new plane’s engine-maker Pratt & Whitney.
-
China Reports Y-20 Aircraft IOC in 2017
China’s first strategic airlifter, the Y-20 military cargo aircraft, will begin initial operational capability (IOC) this year.
-
US Air Force Unveils New B-21 Bomber
The US Air Force secretary unveiled the first official rendering of the new Long Range Strike Bomber and revealed its official designation: the B-21.
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McCain Threatens To Block New Air Force Bomber
McCain, the SASC chairman, wants the Air Force to redo the contract structure on its new bomber.
