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1,800 Boeing union workers accept buyouts
Union officials say more than 1,800 union members will leave Boeing under a buyout plan offered last month in a continuing company job-cutting effort.
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Financial problems hit KC-46 supplier
Cobham reported a statutory pretax loss of $1.05 billion as a result of writing down the underlying value of the business — that compared with a £39.8 million loss the previous year.
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Thornberry joins key Republicans against Trump plan to slash State budget
As President Trump considers deep cuts to foreign aid and the State Department, the Republican chairman of the House Armed Services Committee emphasized the value of soft power for U.S. national security.
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Lockheed Martin gets $1B F-35 sustainment contract
Lockheed Martin has raked in a $1 billion contract for F-35 sustainment and logistics support for U.S. military and international customers.
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Thales earnings rise amid prospects of a European defense uptick
Thales reported Tuesday a 2016 record high of 9 percent of core earnings in relation to sales, with company Chairman and CEO Patrice Caine noting that many European nations have reset defense budgets toward growth after a spell of slack spending.
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Leonardo gives financial sneak peek as CEO replacement decision nears
Mauro Moretti, the CEO of Italian government-controlled Leonardo, has taken the unusual decision of releasing the firm’s healthy annual results early, just as the Italian government mulls extending his contract or choosing a replacement.
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DCNS experiences loss in 2016 orders from previous year
The company said it expected to boost orders this year with a design contract for Australia’s 12 attack submarines.
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Rebuilding defenses: America and the NATO alliance
How is it that both Russia and China can challenge U.S. power?
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Nuclear modernization costs: $400B over 10 years
That figure is a 15 percent increase from the last estimate.
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Aerospace industry sets $146B export record in 2016
The U.S. aerospace and defense industry set a new record for international sales in 2016, delivering $146 billion in exports, the Aerospace Industries Association announced Monday.
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1,800 Boeing union workers accept buyouts
Union officials say more than 1,800 union members will leave Boeing under a buyout plan offered last month in a continuing company job-cutting effort.
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Financial problems hit KC-46 supplier
Cobham reported a statutory pretax loss of $1.05 billion as a result of writing down the underlying value of the business — that compared with a £39.8 million loss the previous year.
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Thornberry joins key Republicans against Trump plan to slash State budget
As President Trump considers deep cuts to foreign aid and the State Department, the Republican chairman of the House Armed Services Committee emphasized the value of soft power for U.S. national security.
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Lockheed Martin gets $1B F-35 sustainment contract
Lockheed Martin has raked in a $1 billion contract for F-35 sustainment and logistics support for U.S. military and international customers.
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Thales earnings rise amid prospects of a European defense uptick
Thales reported Tuesday a 2016 record high of 9 percent of core earnings in relation to sales, with company Chairman and CEO Patrice Caine noting that many European nations have reset defense budgets toward growth after a spell of slack spending.
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Leonardo gives financial sneak peek as CEO replacement decision nears
Mauro Moretti, the CEO of Italian government-controlled Leonardo, has taken the unusual decision of releasing the firm’s healthy annual results early, just as the Italian government mulls extending his contract or choosing a replacement.
-
DCNS experiences loss in 2016 orders from previous year
The company said it expected to boost orders this year with a design contract for Australia’s 12 attack submarines.
-
Rebuilding defenses: America and the NATO alliance
How is it that both Russia and China can challenge U.S. power?
-
Nuclear modernization costs: $400B over 10 years
That figure is a 15 percent increase from the last estimate.
-
Aerospace industry sets $146B export record in 2016
The U.S. aerospace and defense industry set a new record for international sales in 2016, delivering $146 billion in exports, the Aerospace Industries Association announced Monday.
-
1,800 Boeing union workers accept buyouts
Union officials say more than 1,800 union members will leave Boeing under a buyout plan offered last month in a continuing company job-cutting effort.
-
Financial problems hit KC-46 supplier
Cobham reported a statutory pretax loss of $1.05 billion as a result of writing down the underlying value of the business — that compared with a £39.8 million loss the previous year.
-
Thornberry joins key Republicans against Trump plan to slash State budget
As President Trump considers deep cuts to foreign aid and the State Department, the Republican chairman of the House Armed Services Committee emphasized the value of soft power for U.S. national security.
-
Lockheed Martin gets $1B F-35 sustainment contract
Lockheed Martin has raked in a $1 billion contract for F-35 sustainment and logistics support for U.S. military and international customers.
-
Thales earnings rise amid prospects of a European defense uptick
Thales reported Tuesday a 2016 record high of 9 percent of core earnings in relation to sales, with company Chairman and CEO Patrice Caine noting that many European nations have reset defense budgets toward growth after a spell of slack spending.
-
Leonardo gives financial sneak peek as CEO replacement decision nears
Mauro Moretti, the CEO of Italian government-controlled Leonardo, has taken the unusual decision of releasing the firm’s healthy annual results early, just as the Italian government mulls extending his contract or choosing a replacement.
-
DCNS experiences loss in 2016 orders from previous year
The company said it expected to boost orders this year with a design contract for Australia’s 12 attack submarines.
-
Rebuilding defenses: America and the NATO alliance
How is it that both Russia and China can challenge U.S. power?
-
Nuclear modernization costs: $400B over 10 years
That figure is a 15 percent increase from the last estimate.
-
Aerospace industry sets $146B export record in 2016
The U.S. aerospace and defense industry set a new record for international sales in 2016, delivering $146 billion in exports, the Aerospace Industries Association announced Monday.
