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US, India collaborating on air-launched drone
The program aims to develop small UAVs that can be launched from a C-17 or C130J.
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NATO weighing Huawei spying risks to member countries
The alliance takes seriously the potential espionage risk posed by the Chinese telecom giant, says NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg.
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Japan inks deal with Kongsberg for F-35 standoff missile
The east Asian nation will stand up its first squadron of F-35As later this year, and the Japan Air Self-Defense Force is currently training a cadre of flight and ground crews, as well as taking delivery of aircraft.
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Taiwan requests fighter jets from the US, but with an unusual twist
Taiwan has requested a fleet of new fighters from the United States, but the details aren’t very concrete.
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Rostec exec on how Russia’s top defense firm is adapting to a ‘rapidly changing world’
Defense News sat down with Victor Kladov, Rostec’s director for international cooperation and regional policy, to discuss cooperation with China, U.S. sanctions and how the company plans to compete in the years ahead.
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India signs $3 billion contract with Russia for lease of a nuclear submarine
Under the pact, Russia will have to deliver the Akula-1 class submarine, to be known as Chakra III, to the Indian Navy by 2025.
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Australia continues to pursue coalition refueling trials. What works — and doesn’t — so far?
Australia’s efforts to certify the KC-30A with foreign receivers began in 2015.
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Australian Navy gets more out of the Seahawk helicopter than originally planned
The Royal Australian Navy has managed to integrate the Sikorsky MH-60R Seahawk naval helicopter with a range of vessels that were not included in the original plans when Australia decided to acquire the type.
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US lawmakers back tough stance on North Korea after Trump-Kim summit
“No normalization without denuclearization,” says Sen. Corey Gardner.
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Aircraft head Down Under for the Avalon Airshow: gallery
Take to the sky with the fighter jets and warbirds that took part in this year’s Avalon Airshow in Australia.
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US, India collaborating on air-launched drone
The program aims to develop small UAVs that can be launched from a C-17 or C130J.
-
NATO weighing Huawei spying risks to member countries
The alliance takes seriously the potential espionage risk posed by the Chinese telecom giant, says NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg.
-
Japan inks deal with Kongsberg for F-35 standoff missile
The east Asian nation will stand up its first squadron of F-35As later this year, and the Japan Air Self-Defense Force is currently training a cadre of flight and ground crews, as well as taking delivery of aircraft.
-
Taiwan requests fighter jets from the US, but with an unusual twist
Taiwan has requested a fleet of new fighters from the United States, but the details aren’t very concrete.
-
Rostec exec on how Russia’s top defense firm is adapting to a ‘rapidly changing world’
Defense News sat down with Victor Kladov, Rostec’s director for international cooperation and regional policy, to discuss cooperation with China, U.S. sanctions and how the company plans to compete in the years ahead.
-
India signs $3 billion contract with Russia for lease of a nuclear submarine
Under the pact, Russia will have to deliver the Akula-1 class submarine, to be known as Chakra III, to the Indian Navy by 2025.
-
Australia continues to pursue coalition refueling trials. What works — and doesn’t — so far?
Australia’s efforts to certify the KC-30A with foreign receivers began in 2015.
-
Australian Navy gets more out of the Seahawk helicopter than originally planned
The Royal Australian Navy has managed to integrate the Sikorsky MH-60R Seahawk naval helicopter with a range of vessels that were not included in the original plans when Australia decided to acquire the type.
-
US lawmakers back tough stance on North Korea after Trump-Kim summit
“No normalization without denuclearization,” says Sen. Corey Gardner.
-
Aircraft head Down Under for the Avalon Airshow: gallery
Take to the sky with the fighter jets and warbirds that took part in this year’s Avalon Airshow in Australia.
-
US, India collaborating on air-launched drone
The program aims to develop small UAVs that can be launched from a C-17 or C130J.
-
NATO weighing Huawei spying risks to member countries
The alliance takes seriously the potential espionage risk posed by the Chinese telecom giant, says NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg.
-
Japan inks deal with Kongsberg for F-35 standoff missile
The east Asian nation will stand up its first squadron of F-35As later this year, and the Japan Air Self-Defense Force is currently training a cadre of flight and ground crews, as well as taking delivery of aircraft.
-
Taiwan requests fighter jets from the US, but with an unusual twist
Taiwan has requested a fleet of new fighters from the United States, but the details aren’t very concrete.
-
Rostec exec on how Russia’s top defense firm is adapting to a ‘rapidly changing world’
Defense News sat down with Victor Kladov, Rostec’s director for international cooperation and regional policy, to discuss cooperation with China, U.S. sanctions and how the company plans to compete in the years ahead.
-
India signs $3 billion contract with Russia for lease of a nuclear submarine
Under the pact, Russia will have to deliver the Akula-1 class submarine, to be known as Chakra III, to the Indian Navy by 2025.
-
Australia continues to pursue coalition refueling trials. What works — and doesn’t — so far?
Australia’s efforts to certify the KC-30A with foreign receivers began in 2015.
-
Australian Navy gets more out of the Seahawk helicopter than originally planned
The Royal Australian Navy has managed to integrate the Sikorsky MH-60R Seahawk naval helicopter with a range of vessels that were not included in the original plans when Australia decided to acquire the type.
-
US lawmakers back tough stance on North Korea after Trump-Kim summit
“No normalization without denuclearization,” says Sen. Corey Gardner.
-
Aircraft head Down Under for the Avalon Airshow: gallery
Take to the sky with the fighter jets and warbirds that took part in this year’s Avalon Airshow in Australia.



