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Steep price rise hits Indo-Russian 5th-gen fighter project
The Russians are demanding more than $7 billion as part of India’s share in the development of the FGFA.
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FY18 budget request cuts $1B from State’s Foreign Military Financing
Allied nations will have less money to spend on U.S. goods.
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Dual hatted: Navy crew train up on manned and unmanned helos
The Northrop Grumman MQ-8B Fire Scout unmanned helicopter continues to cut its teeth while operating onboard the third U.S. Navy littoral combat ship to go on a rotational deployment to Singapore as the deployment itself approaches its halfway mark.
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North Korea says it’s ready to deploy, mass-produce new missile
It called the missile, capable of reaching Japan and major U.S. military bases there, an “answer” to U.S. President Donald Trump’s policies.
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India’s BEL and Israel’s IAI ink $630M missile system deal
Under the contract, BEL will produce a major portion of the multifunction active electronically scanned array naval radar system and the rest of the weapon control systems.
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India’s MoD demands early induction of ballistic missile defense system
A senior MoD official said the ministry “is even considering to carry out an audit of DRDO claims about the performance of the tests.”
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Business jet customization could be key as Singapore firms up maritime patrol requirement
Maritime Patrol Aircraft based on business jet platforms have taken prominence at the IMDEX Asia maritime and defence exhibition in Singapore.
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Make in India defense programs worth $30B at an impasse over Strategic Partners policy
Despite a robust push by the National Democratic Alliance to kick start the Make in India defense programs, the highest decision-making body of the Ministry of Defence, the Defense Acquisition Council, on Monday failed to formalize the much awaited Strategic Partners policy that aims to roll out all big-ticket defense programs in India.
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Australia prime minister: Shipbuilding plan is ‘an end to the boom and bust pattern’
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull launched Australia’s long-awaited naval shipbuilding plan on May 16. The document will oversee construction of submarines, frigates and Offshore Patrol Vessels, costing A$89 billion (US $66.12 billion), in Australian shipyards.
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Take a lesson from the Cold War to work with North Korea [Commentary]
In their classic work “Thinking in Time,” Richard Neustadt and Ernest May developed a useful manual of statecraft designed to improve the decision-making abilities of national leaders through the proper uses of history.
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Steep price rise hits Indo-Russian 5th-gen fighter project
The Russians are demanding more than $7 billion as part of India’s share in the development of the FGFA.
-
FY18 budget request cuts $1B from State’s Foreign Military Financing
Allied nations will have less money to spend on U.S. goods.
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Dual hatted: Navy crew train up on manned and unmanned helos
The Northrop Grumman MQ-8B Fire Scout unmanned helicopter continues to cut its teeth while operating onboard the third U.S. Navy littoral combat ship to go on a rotational deployment to Singapore as the deployment itself approaches its halfway mark.
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North Korea says it’s ready to deploy, mass-produce new missile
It called the missile, capable of reaching Japan and major U.S. military bases there, an “answer” to U.S. President Donald Trump’s policies.
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India’s BEL and Israel’s IAI ink $630M missile system deal
Under the contract, BEL will produce a major portion of the multifunction active electronically scanned array naval radar system and the rest of the weapon control systems.
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India’s MoD demands early induction of ballistic missile defense system
A senior MoD official said the ministry “is even considering to carry out an audit of DRDO claims about the performance of the tests.”
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Business jet customization could be key as Singapore firms up maritime patrol requirement
Maritime Patrol Aircraft based on business jet platforms have taken prominence at the IMDEX Asia maritime and defence exhibition in Singapore.
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Make in India defense programs worth $30B at an impasse over Strategic Partners policy
Despite a robust push by the National Democratic Alliance to kick start the Make in India defense programs, the highest decision-making body of the Ministry of Defence, the Defense Acquisition Council, on Monday failed to formalize the much awaited Strategic Partners policy that aims to roll out all big-ticket defense programs in India.
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Australia prime minister: Shipbuilding plan is ‘an end to the boom and bust pattern’
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull launched Australia’s long-awaited naval shipbuilding plan on May 16. The document will oversee construction of submarines, frigates and Offshore Patrol Vessels, costing A$89 billion (US $66.12 billion), in Australian shipyards.
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Take a lesson from the Cold War to work with North Korea [Commentary]
In their classic work “Thinking in Time,” Richard Neustadt and Ernest May developed a useful manual of statecraft designed to improve the decision-making abilities of national leaders through the proper uses of history.
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Steep price rise hits Indo-Russian 5th-gen fighter project
The Russians are demanding more than $7 billion as part of India’s share in the development of the FGFA.
-
FY18 budget request cuts $1B from State’s Foreign Military Financing
Allied nations will have less money to spend on U.S. goods.
-
Dual hatted: Navy crew train up on manned and unmanned helos
The Northrop Grumman MQ-8B Fire Scout unmanned helicopter continues to cut its teeth while operating onboard the third U.S. Navy littoral combat ship to go on a rotational deployment to Singapore as the deployment itself approaches its halfway mark.
-
North Korea says it’s ready to deploy, mass-produce new missile
It called the missile, capable of reaching Japan and major U.S. military bases there, an “answer” to U.S. President Donald Trump’s policies.
-
India’s BEL and Israel’s IAI ink $630M missile system deal
Under the contract, BEL will produce a major portion of the multifunction active electronically scanned array naval radar system and the rest of the weapon control systems.
-
India’s MoD demands early induction of ballistic missile defense system
A senior MoD official said the ministry “is even considering to carry out an audit of DRDO claims about the performance of the tests.”
-
Business jet customization could be key as Singapore firms up maritime patrol requirement
Maritime Patrol Aircraft based on business jet platforms have taken prominence at the IMDEX Asia maritime and defence exhibition in Singapore.
-
Make in India defense programs worth $30B at an impasse over Strategic Partners policy
Despite a robust push by the National Democratic Alliance to kick start the Make in India defense programs, the highest decision-making body of the Ministry of Defence, the Defense Acquisition Council, on Monday failed to formalize the much awaited Strategic Partners policy that aims to roll out all big-ticket defense programs in India.
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Australia prime minister: Shipbuilding plan is ‘an end to the boom and bust pattern’
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull launched Australia’s long-awaited naval shipbuilding plan on May 16. The document will oversee construction of submarines, frigates and Offshore Patrol Vessels, costing A$89 billion (US $66.12 billion), in Australian shipyards.
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Take a lesson from the Cold War to work with North Korea [Commentary]
In their classic work “Thinking in Time,” Richard Neustadt and Ernest May developed a useful manual of statecraft designed to improve the decision-making abilities of national leaders through the proper uses of history.
