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Japan, South Korea and the US should mirror AUKUS for destroyers
But before breaking a celebratory bottle of champagne across the bow, obstacles must be addressed.
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UAE’s Edge Group acquires stake in Brazilian missile maker SIATT
SIATT has been a partner in the Brazilian government’s MANSUP program, which seeks an anti-ship missile with guidance, control and telemetry systems.
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Brazil’s Avibras partners with Spanish firm for artillery competition
Spain wants to spend nearly $750 million to acquire mobile multiple rocket launchers.
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Can the US Navy save money by accepting the LCS as a sunk cost?
Decommissioning these ships early amounts to a loss of almost $7 billion based on analysis by Defense News.
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To maintain or replace? That is the question for Canada’s tank fleet.
Canada is deploying tanks on an overseas mission for the first time in more than a decade, but the future for the country’s armored fleet is uncertain.
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Brazil sets up fund for Army’s armored vehicle, missile capabilities
The focus on armored vehicles will see various types manufactured by the Iveco, which opened a local factory 10 years ago.
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Argentina agrees to buy Leonardo AW109M helicopters
The AW109Ms would be used by the Argentine Navy in a seagoing role aboard French-built Bouchard-class offshore patrol vessels.
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Why the military is integral to America’s return to the moon
A lack of military involvement will slow U.S. progress in the race to the moon and place at risk national security, scientific and economic interests.
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Top Marine leader sworn in 1 day after Senate confirmation
Gen. Eric Smith took on the role Friday morning in a small ceremony at the Pentagon.
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Dems weigh batch votes to bypass Tuberville for remaining nominees
After the Senate confirmed three joint chiefs, Democrats are strategizing how to confirm the hundreds of other military nominees held up by Tuberville.
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Japan, South Korea and the US should mirror AUKUS for destroyers
But before breaking a celebratory bottle of champagne across the bow, obstacles must be addressed.
-
UAE’s Edge Group acquires stake in Brazilian missile maker SIATT
SIATT has been a partner in the Brazilian government’s MANSUP program, which seeks an anti-ship missile with guidance, control and telemetry systems.
-
Brazil’s Avibras partners with Spanish firm for artillery competition
Spain wants to spend nearly $750 million to acquire mobile multiple rocket launchers.
-
Can the US Navy save money by accepting the LCS as a sunk cost?
Decommissioning these ships early amounts to a loss of almost $7 billion based on analysis by Defense News.
-
To maintain or replace? That is the question for Canada’s tank fleet.
Canada is deploying tanks on an overseas mission for the first time in more than a decade, but the future for the country’s armored fleet is uncertain.
-
Brazil sets up fund for Army’s armored vehicle, missile capabilities
The focus on armored vehicles will see various types manufactured by the Iveco, which opened a local factory 10 years ago.
-
Argentina agrees to buy Leonardo AW109M helicopters
The AW109Ms would be used by the Argentine Navy in a seagoing role aboard French-built Bouchard-class offshore patrol vessels.
-
Why the military is integral to America’s return to the moon
A lack of military involvement will slow U.S. progress in the race to the moon and place at risk national security, scientific and economic interests.
-
Top Marine leader sworn in 1 day after Senate confirmation
Gen. Eric Smith took on the role Friday morning in a small ceremony at the Pentagon.
-
Dems weigh batch votes to bypass Tuberville for remaining nominees
After the Senate confirmed three joint chiefs, Democrats are strategizing how to confirm the hundreds of other military nominees held up by Tuberville.
-
Japan, South Korea and the US should mirror AUKUS for destroyers
But before breaking a celebratory bottle of champagne across the bow, obstacles must be addressed.
-
UAE’s Edge Group acquires stake in Brazilian missile maker SIATT
SIATT has been a partner in the Brazilian government’s MANSUP program, which seeks an anti-ship missile with guidance, control and telemetry systems.
-
Brazil’s Avibras partners with Spanish firm for artillery competition
Spain wants to spend nearly $750 million to acquire mobile multiple rocket launchers.
-
Can the US Navy save money by accepting the LCS as a sunk cost?
Decommissioning these ships early amounts to a loss of almost $7 billion based on analysis by Defense News.
-
To maintain or replace? That is the question for Canada’s tank fleet.
Canada is deploying tanks on an overseas mission for the first time in more than a decade, but the future for the country’s armored fleet is uncertain.
-
Brazil sets up fund for Army’s armored vehicle, missile capabilities
The focus on armored vehicles will see various types manufactured by the Iveco, which opened a local factory 10 years ago.
-
Argentina agrees to buy Leonardo AW109M helicopters
The AW109Ms would be used by the Argentine Navy in a seagoing role aboard French-built Bouchard-class offshore patrol vessels.
-
Why the military is integral to America’s return to the moon
A lack of military involvement will slow U.S. progress in the race to the moon and place at risk national security, scientific and economic interests.
-
Top Marine leader sworn in 1 day after Senate confirmation
Gen. Eric Smith took on the role Friday morning in a small ceremony at the Pentagon.
-
Dems weigh batch votes to bypass Tuberville for remaining nominees
After the Senate confirmed three joint chiefs, Democrats are strategizing how to confirm the hundreds of other military nominees held up by Tuberville.
