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Carrier Ford Delayed By Need For More Tests
New Carrier Gerald R. Ford’s delivery pushed back 6-8 weeks as more testing is needed before delivery
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Putin to Netanyahu: Syria Can’t Open a New Front Against You
Russian President Vladimir Putin told Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu the Syrian Army is no threat to Israel.
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Boeing Defense Head: ULA Not Being Sold
Boeing’s top defense official said the firm has no interest in selling off United Launch Alliance to Aerojet Rocketdyne
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Saudis Said To Zero In on Lockheed LCS
A variant of the LCS is likely to be Saudi Arabia’s choice of frigate for its Eastern Fleet modernization
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Kuwait To Purchase 28 Typhoons
Kuwait has agreed to purchase 28 Typhoon combat jets in a multibillion euro deal with the Italian government
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UAE Confirms Interest in Mistral Ship
A UAE government official has confirmed interest in acquiring a Mistral-class assault ship originally ordered by Russia
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US Sanctions Rosoboronexport, Other Russian Firms
The United States on Wednesday imposed sanctions against Russian state arms export agency Rosoboronexport and four Russian defense industry enterprises — including the MiG aircraft corporation — for alleged violations of a nonproliferation and missile technology control regim
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LRS-B Details Emerge: Major Testing, Risk Reduction Complete
New details on the US Air Force’s new bomber are emerging, including the completion of risk reduction tests.
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Chinese Firm Claims To Offer Israeli AESA Radar
A People’s Liberation Army (PLA)-accredited, publicly traded firm is marketing an advanced airborne fire-control radar believed to be from Elta Systems, the same Israeli state-owned subsidiary at the heart of an incendiary chapter in US-Israel relations that continues to reverberate 15 years after Washington forced Israel to cancel a controversial contract with Beijing.
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Pentagon Directs Shock Tests on Carrier Ford
The Pentagon rejected a US Navy plan to carry out shock and survivability tests on the second ship of its new aircraft carrier design, and instead directed the service to test the first ship — even though doing so may delay the ship’s first deployment by at least half a year.
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Carrier Ford Delayed By Need For More Tests
New Carrier Gerald R. Ford’s delivery pushed back 6-8 weeks as more testing is needed before delivery
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Putin to Netanyahu: Syria Can’t Open a New Front Against You
Russian President Vladimir Putin told Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu the Syrian Army is no threat to Israel.
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Boeing Defense Head: ULA Not Being Sold
Boeing’s top defense official said the firm has no interest in selling off United Launch Alliance to Aerojet Rocketdyne
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Saudis Said To Zero In on Lockheed LCS
A variant of the LCS is likely to be Saudi Arabia’s choice of frigate for its Eastern Fleet modernization
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Kuwait To Purchase 28 Typhoons
Kuwait has agreed to purchase 28 Typhoon combat jets in a multibillion euro deal with the Italian government
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UAE Confirms Interest in Mistral Ship
A UAE government official has confirmed interest in acquiring a Mistral-class assault ship originally ordered by Russia
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US Sanctions Rosoboronexport, Other Russian Firms
The United States on Wednesday imposed sanctions against Russian state arms export agency Rosoboronexport and four Russian defense industry enterprises — including the MiG aircraft corporation — for alleged violations of a nonproliferation and missile technology control regim
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LRS-B Details Emerge: Major Testing, Risk Reduction Complete
New details on the US Air Force’s new bomber are emerging, including the completion of risk reduction tests.
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Chinese Firm Claims To Offer Israeli AESA Radar
A People’s Liberation Army (PLA)-accredited, publicly traded firm is marketing an advanced airborne fire-control radar believed to be from Elta Systems, the same Israeli state-owned subsidiary at the heart of an incendiary chapter in US-Israel relations that continues to reverberate 15 years after Washington forced Israel to cancel a controversial contract with Beijing.
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Pentagon Directs Shock Tests on Carrier Ford
The Pentagon rejected a US Navy plan to carry out shock and survivability tests on the second ship of its new aircraft carrier design, and instead directed the service to test the first ship — even though doing so may delay the ship’s first deployment by at least half a year.
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Carrier Ford Delayed By Need For More Tests
New Carrier Gerald R. Ford’s delivery pushed back 6-8 weeks as more testing is needed before delivery
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Putin to Netanyahu: Syria Can’t Open a New Front Against You
Russian President Vladimir Putin told Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu the Syrian Army is no threat to Israel.
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Boeing Defense Head: ULA Not Being Sold
Boeing’s top defense official said the firm has no interest in selling off United Launch Alliance to Aerojet Rocketdyne
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Saudis Said To Zero In on Lockheed LCS
A variant of the LCS is likely to be Saudi Arabia’s choice of frigate for its Eastern Fleet modernization
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Kuwait To Purchase 28 Typhoons
Kuwait has agreed to purchase 28 Typhoon combat jets in a multibillion euro deal with the Italian government
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UAE Confirms Interest in Mistral Ship
A UAE government official has confirmed interest in acquiring a Mistral-class assault ship originally ordered by Russia
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US Sanctions Rosoboronexport, Other Russian Firms
The United States on Wednesday imposed sanctions against Russian state arms export agency Rosoboronexport and four Russian defense industry enterprises — including the MiG aircraft corporation — for alleged violations of a nonproliferation and missile technology control regim
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LRS-B Details Emerge: Major Testing, Risk Reduction Complete
New details on the US Air Force’s new bomber are emerging, including the completion of risk reduction tests.
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Chinese Firm Claims To Offer Israeli AESA Radar
A People’s Liberation Army (PLA)-accredited, publicly traded firm is marketing an advanced airborne fire-control radar believed to be from Elta Systems, the same Israeli state-owned subsidiary at the heart of an incendiary chapter in US-Israel relations that continues to reverberate 15 years after Washington forced Israel to cancel a controversial contract with Beijing.
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Pentagon Directs Shock Tests on Carrier Ford
The Pentagon rejected a US Navy plan to carry out shock and survivability tests on the second ship of its new aircraft carrier design, and instead directed the service to test the first ship — even though doing so may delay the ship’s first deployment by at least half a year.
