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Navy struggles with approach to fix crippled destroyer Fitzgerald, as investigation continues
The collision off Japan that claimed the lives of seven sailors on the destroyer Fitzgerald punched a hole large enough to drive a tractor trailer through, leaving the Navy with the considerable task of putting the crippled destroyer back together again.
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US clears arms deal for Taiwan worth up to $1.3B
The State Department on Thursday cleared a massive arms deal for Taiwan, worth up to $1.3 billion.
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Privatizing arms manufacturing has India’s federal workforce seeing red
The Indian government is contemplating major changes in the state-owned Ordnance Factory Board, which administers 42 armament and ammunition factories across the country, but the workforce is opposing the move.
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Intel report: Kremlin sees US urging regime change in Russia
Kremlin leaders are convinced America is intent on regime change in Russia, a fear that is feeding rising tension and military competition between the former Cold War foes, the Pentagon’s intelligence arm has assessed.
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China launches its most advanced homegrown class of guided-missile destroyers
China has launched the first of a new class of guided-missile destroyers, the largest and most advanced of its type to be designed and built in the country.
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22 drones and a summit: The state of India-US defense ties
“The fact that the Trump administration made the effort to expeditiously close on the Indian request (for Guardian drones) signals its interest in preserving close relations with India,” said Ashley J. Tellis, a senior fellow at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
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India, Australia net big FMS offers
As Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi visits Washington, he is walking away with a new offer for a C-17 aircraft.
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MQ-9B drone sale for India to be OK’d
The U.S. State Department is in the final stages of clearing the sale of 22 MQ-9 drones to India, with an expectation that U.S. President Donald Trump will announce the sale during the upcoming visit of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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Indian Black Shark torpedo deal for Navy might be revived
Italy’s Whitehead Sistemi Subacquei S.p.A., a subsidiary of Leonardo, might be reconsidered to supply Black Shark torpedoes for French Scorpene submarines currently being built in India, according to sources in the Indian Ministry of Defence.
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Key lawmaker wants US to defriend Pakistan
A key House lawmaker is sponsoring legislation to downgrade Pakistan’s status as a major U.S. ally and limit its access to American-made weapons, just as President Trump intends to take a harder line toward Islamabad.
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Navy struggles with approach to fix crippled destroyer Fitzgerald, as investigation continues
The collision off Japan that claimed the lives of seven sailors on the destroyer Fitzgerald punched a hole large enough to drive a tractor trailer through, leaving the Navy with the considerable task of putting the crippled destroyer back together again.
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US clears arms deal for Taiwan worth up to $1.3B
The State Department on Thursday cleared a massive arms deal for Taiwan, worth up to $1.3 billion.
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Privatizing arms manufacturing has India’s federal workforce seeing red
The Indian government is contemplating major changes in the state-owned Ordnance Factory Board, which administers 42 armament and ammunition factories across the country, but the workforce is opposing the move.
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Intel report: Kremlin sees US urging regime change in Russia
Kremlin leaders are convinced America is intent on regime change in Russia, a fear that is feeding rising tension and military competition between the former Cold War foes, the Pentagon’s intelligence arm has assessed.
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China launches its most advanced homegrown class of guided-missile destroyers
China has launched the first of a new class of guided-missile destroyers, the largest and most advanced of its type to be designed and built in the country.
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22 drones and a summit: The state of India-US defense ties
“The fact that the Trump administration made the effort to expeditiously close on the Indian request (for Guardian drones) signals its interest in preserving close relations with India,” said Ashley J. Tellis, a senior fellow at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
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India, Australia net big FMS offers
As Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi visits Washington, he is walking away with a new offer for a C-17 aircraft.
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MQ-9B drone sale for India to be OK’d
The U.S. State Department is in the final stages of clearing the sale of 22 MQ-9 drones to India, with an expectation that U.S. President Donald Trump will announce the sale during the upcoming visit of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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Indian Black Shark torpedo deal for Navy might be revived
Italy’s Whitehead Sistemi Subacquei S.p.A., a subsidiary of Leonardo, might be reconsidered to supply Black Shark torpedoes for French Scorpene submarines currently being built in India, according to sources in the Indian Ministry of Defence.
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Key lawmaker wants US to defriend Pakistan
A key House lawmaker is sponsoring legislation to downgrade Pakistan’s status as a major U.S. ally and limit its access to American-made weapons, just as President Trump intends to take a harder line toward Islamabad.
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Navy struggles with approach to fix crippled destroyer Fitzgerald, as investigation continues
The collision off Japan that claimed the lives of seven sailors on the destroyer Fitzgerald punched a hole large enough to drive a tractor trailer through, leaving the Navy with the considerable task of putting the crippled destroyer back together again.
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US clears arms deal for Taiwan worth up to $1.3B
The State Department on Thursday cleared a massive arms deal for Taiwan, worth up to $1.3 billion.
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Privatizing arms manufacturing has India’s federal workforce seeing red
The Indian government is contemplating major changes in the state-owned Ordnance Factory Board, which administers 42 armament and ammunition factories across the country, but the workforce is opposing the move.
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Intel report: Kremlin sees US urging regime change in Russia
Kremlin leaders are convinced America is intent on regime change in Russia, a fear that is feeding rising tension and military competition between the former Cold War foes, the Pentagon’s intelligence arm has assessed.
-
China launches its most advanced homegrown class of guided-missile destroyers
China has launched the first of a new class of guided-missile destroyers, the largest and most advanced of its type to be designed and built in the country.
-
22 drones and a summit: The state of India-US defense ties
“The fact that the Trump administration made the effort to expeditiously close on the Indian request (for Guardian drones) signals its interest in preserving close relations with India,” said Ashley J. Tellis, a senior fellow at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
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India, Australia net big FMS offers
As Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi visits Washington, he is walking away with a new offer for a C-17 aircraft.
-
MQ-9B drone sale for India to be OK’d
The U.S. State Department is in the final stages of clearing the sale of 22 MQ-9 drones to India, with an expectation that U.S. President Donald Trump will announce the sale during the upcoming visit of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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Indian Black Shark torpedo deal for Navy might be revived
Italy’s Whitehead Sistemi Subacquei S.p.A., a subsidiary of Leonardo, might be reconsidered to supply Black Shark torpedoes for French Scorpene submarines currently being built in India, according to sources in the Indian Ministry of Defence.
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Key lawmaker wants US to defriend Pakistan
A key House lawmaker is sponsoring legislation to downgrade Pakistan’s status as a major U.S. ally and limit its access to American-made weapons, just as President Trump intends to take a harder line toward Islamabad.
