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India terminates business dealings with Swiss firm Pilatus Aircraft
The move is related to a $437.5 million contract awarded in 2012 for basic trainer.
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Bell, Boeing position for Australian helicopter gunship program
The government’s acquisition announcement has taken observers by surprise, as it was widely expected that Australia would persist with operating its Tiger fleet for a little while longer.
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Singapore wants to dump its four old Boeing tankers
As the KC-135s were built in the United States, any disposal method will need the approval of the U.S. government before proceeding.
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Joint Israeli, Indian venture to make missiles kits for Barak-8 weapon
This is first contract awarded by an overseas original equipment manufacturer to a private Indian defense company to manufacture kits for such a complex missile.
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US State Dept. OKs possible $2 billion Abrams tank sale to Taiwan
Taiwan is one step closer to owning Abrams tanks
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What will the US defense industry do when China cuts off rare earth supplies?
Severe and sustained shortages of rare earth materials could threaten the ability of American defense contractors to produce systems vital to U.S. national security.
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Trade deal with China or not, the US must bolster Taiwan’s defense
Impatient and determined to exert control over Taiwan, China has employed political and military means to isolate and intimidate the island.
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Malaysia prime minister decries charges in MH17 downing
An international investigative team looking in to the downing of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 has charge four individuals with murder.
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Japan to dramatically scale up participation in Australian exercise
This will be Japan’s third and largest-ever participation at the Talisman Sabre drills.
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India terminates business dealings with Swiss firm Pilatus Aircraft
The move is related to a $437.5 million contract awarded in 2012 for basic trainer.
-
Bell, Boeing position for Australian helicopter gunship program
The government’s acquisition announcement has taken observers by surprise, as it was widely expected that Australia would persist with operating its Tiger fleet for a little while longer.
-
Singapore wants to dump its four old Boeing tankers
As the KC-135s were built in the United States, any disposal method will need the approval of the U.S. government before proceeding.
-
Joint Israeli, Indian venture to make missiles kits for Barak-8 weapon
This is first contract awarded by an overseas original equipment manufacturer to a private Indian defense company to manufacture kits for such a complex missile.
-
US State Dept. OKs possible $2 billion Abrams tank sale to Taiwan
Taiwan is one step closer to owning Abrams tanks
-
What will the US defense industry do when China cuts off rare earth supplies?
Severe and sustained shortages of rare earth materials could threaten the ability of American defense contractors to produce systems vital to U.S. national security.
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Littoral combat ship Montgomery deploys to the Pacific
The LCS quietly arrived in the Philippines.
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Trade deal with China or not, the US must bolster Taiwan’s defense
Impatient and determined to exert control over Taiwan, China has employed political and military means to isolate and intimidate the island.
-
Malaysia prime minister decries charges in MH17 downing
An international investigative team looking in to the downing of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 has charge four individuals with murder.
-
Japan to dramatically scale up participation in Australian exercise
This will be Japan’s third and largest-ever participation at the Talisman Sabre drills.
-
India terminates business dealings with Swiss firm Pilatus Aircraft
The move is related to a $437.5 million contract awarded in 2012 for basic trainer.
-
Bell, Boeing position for Australian helicopter gunship program
The government’s acquisition announcement has taken observers by surprise, as it was widely expected that Australia would persist with operating its Tiger fleet for a little while longer.
-
Singapore wants to dump its four old Boeing tankers
As the KC-135s were built in the United States, any disposal method will need the approval of the U.S. government before proceeding.
-
Joint Israeli, Indian venture to make missiles kits for Barak-8 weapon
This is first contract awarded by an overseas original equipment manufacturer to a private Indian defense company to manufacture kits for such a complex missile.
-
US State Dept. OKs possible $2 billion Abrams tank sale to Taiwan
Taiwan is one step closer to owning Abrams tanks
-
What will the US defense industry do when China cuts off rare earth supplies?
Severe and sustained shortages of rare earth materials could threaten the ability of American defense contractors to produce systems vital to U.S. national security.
-
Littoral combat ship Montgomery deploys to the Pacific
The LCS quietly arrived in the Philippines.
-
Trade deal with China or not, the US must bolster Taiwan’s defense
Impatient and determined to exert control over Taiwan, China has employed political and military means to isolate and intimidate the island.
-
Malaysia prime minister decries charges in MH17 downing
An international investigative team looking in to the downing of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 has charge four individuals with murder.
-
Japan to dramatically scale up participation in Australian exercise
This will be Japan’s third and largest-ever participation at the Talisman Sabre drills.
