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US leads the world in 2017 aerospace and defense exports, says AIA report
America’s aerospace and defense industry had another strong year in 2017, and China retained its status as the top purchaser of U.S. A&D products.
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Leonardo withdraws lawsuit against US Army over Lakota helicopters
Leonardo has withdrawn its latest lawsuit against the U.S. Army over the service’s decision to buy Lakota helicopters from Airbus without holding a competition.
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Trump to nominate Adm. Harry Harris to be next US ambassador to Australia
A White House press release lauded the outgoing Pacific Command head and his experience in the Indo-Pacific region.
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Canada threatens to stop helicopter deliveries if Philippines misuses aircraft
Canada is reviewing the sale of 16 helicopters to the Philippine Air Force after concerns were raised about human rights abuses in the Southeast Asian country.
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The US Nuclear Posture Review does not carry Trump’s signature
The Nuclear Posture Review neither proposes to leave the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty nor halt the testing moratorium. It did not propose a quantitative expansion of the nuclear arsenal either. Very un-Trump.
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Does the US Army need a strategy to counter AI?
The Army general in charge of standing up the service’s Futures Command suggests the service consider a counter-artificial intelligence strategy along with AI development.
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Embraer to sell six KC-390s to defense services company
Embraer moves closer to another contract for its KC-390 multimission transport aircraft, signing a letter of intent with aviation services company SkyTech for up to six aircraft.
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Sikorsky teams with Rheinmetall for German helicopter race
Berlin wants to buy between 45 and 60 new aircraft in a deal expected to cost billions of dollars.
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Senior US diplomat pitches arms sales in China’s backyard
The top U.S. diplomat overseeing arms sales says she will promote American weaponry at the Singapore Airshow.
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The US could be getting 2 new nuclear capabilities. Here are the details.
The Pentagon wants to put two new nuclear capabilities into the Navy. Here’s what you need to know.
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US leads the world in 2017 aerospace and defense exports, says AIA report
America’s aerospace and defense industry had another strong year in 2017, and China retained its status as the top purchaser of U.S. A&D products.
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Leonardo withdraws lawsuit against US Army over Lakota helicopters
Leonardo has withdrawn its latest lawsuit against the U.S. Army over the service’s decision to buy Lakota helicopters from Airbus without holding a competition.
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Trump to nominate Adm. Harry Harris to be next US ambassador to Australia
A White House press release lauded the outgoing Pacific Command head and his experience in the Indo-Pacific region.
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Canada threatens to stop helicopter deliveries if Philippines misuses aircraft
Canada is reviewing the sale of 16 helicopters to the Philippine Air Force after concerns were raised about human rights abuses in the Southeast Asian country.
-
The US Nuclear Posture Review does not carry Trump’s signature
The Nuclear Posture Review neither proposes to leave the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty nor halt the testing moratorium. It did not propose a quantitative expansion of the nuclear arsenal either. Very un-Trump.
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Does the US Army need a strategy to counter AI?
The Army general in charge of standing up the service’s Futures Command suggests the service consider a counter-artificial intelligence strategy along with AI development.
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Embraer to sell six KC-390s to defense services company
Embraer moves closer to another contract for its KC-390 multimission transport aircraft, signing a letter of intent with aviation services company SkyTech for up to six aircraft.
-
Sikorsky teams with Rheinmetall for German helicopter race
Berlin wants to buy between 45 and 60 new aircraft in a deal expected to cost billions of dollars.
-
Senior US diplomat pitches arms sales in China’s backyard
The top U.S. diplomat overseeing arms sales says she will promote American weaponry at the Singapore Airshow.
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The US could be getting 2 new nuclear capabilities. Here are the details.
The Pentagon wants to put two new nuclear capabilities into the Navy. Here’s what you need to know.
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US leads the world in 2017 aerospace and defense exports, says AIA report
America’s aerospace and defense industry had another strong year in 2017, and China retained its status as the top purchaser of U.S. A&D products.
-
Leonardo withdraws lawsuit against US Army over Lakota helicopters
Leonardo has withdrawn its latest lawsuit against the U.S. Army over the service’s decision to buy Lakota helicopters from Airbus without holding a competition.
-
Trump to nominate Adm. Harry Harris to be next US ambassador to Australia
A White House press release lauded the outgoing Pacific Command head and his experience in the Indo-Pacific region.
-
Canada threatens to stop helicopter deliveries if Philippines misuses aircraft
Canada is reviewing the sale of 16 helicopters to the Philippine Air Force after concerns were raised about human rights abuses in the Southeast Asian country.
-
The US Nuclear Posture Review does not carry Trump’s signature
The Nuclear Posture Review neither proposes to leave the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty nor halt the testing moratorium. It did not propose a quantitative expansion of the nuclear arsenal either. Very un-Trump.
-
Does the US Army need a strategy to counter AI?
The Army general in charge of standing up the service’s Futures Command suggests the service consider a counter-artificial intelligence strategy along with AI development.
-
Embraer to sell six KC-390s to defense services company
Embraer moves closer to another contract for its KC-390 multimission transport aircraft, signing a letter of intent with aviation services company SkyTech for up to six aircraft.
-
Sikorsky teams with Rheinmetall for German helicopter race
Berlin wants to buy between 45 and 60 new aircraft in a deal expected to cost billions of dollars.
-
Senior US diplomat pitches arms sales in China’s backyard
The top U.S. diplomat overseeing arms sales says she will promote American weaponry at the Singapore Airshow.
-
The US could be getting 2 new nuclear capabilities. Here are the details.
The Pentagon wants to put two new nuclear capabilities into the Navy. Here’s what you need to know.
