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Dinner Guest of Airbus Fuels Speculation of UK Helicopter Deal
Ascent’s website says it expects a rotary wing deal to be signed in early 2016.
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MBDA to Develop Missile for UK F-35s
MBDA has secured a deal with the British Ministry of Defence to develop a medium range strike weapon to arm its upcoming fleet of F-35 jets.
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Saab Chief: Spike in NATO Spending Would Tax Industry
The defense industry would struggle to meet customer demands in Europe if spending takes off in the face of pressure from the US for other member states to take a fair share of the spending burden and meet NATO’s spending commitment targe
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UK Contract Watchdog Orders Cuts for Hawk Engine Deal
Rolls-Royce has had more than 1 million pound cut from the cost of a deal to support Hawk jet trainers.
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Analyst: ‘Questionable’ Economic Predictions Could Undermine UK Defense Spending Plans
Government commitments based on last year’s strategic defense and security review (SDSR) might have to be revised if economic predictions were too optimistic, according to an analyst.
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Type 26 Frigate Production Approval Date Revealed in Letters Release
The British Ministry of Defence has inadvertently published the target date by which it hopes to achieve sufficient maturity on the program to take forward the delayed Type 26 manufacturing phase.
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UK Wants To Be Europe’s F-35 Avionics Sustainment Hub
The United Kingdom plans to bid for the rights to be the avionics sustainment hub in Europe for the F-35 joint strike fighter program.
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Report: Britain Supported NATO Using ‘Creative Accounting’ Methods
A parliamentary report said the British government failed to come clean on exactly what is included in the definitive defense budget both now and in the past.
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UK Asks Ex-Procurement Chief To Review Reform Progress
Former DE&S chief executive, Sir Bernard Gray, has been recruited by the MoD to evaluate whether a major reform effort pursued by the Conservative government since it came to office in 2010 has been effective.
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UK Relaxes Salary Cap To Recruit New Nuclear Chief
Britain’s MoD is recruiting a director general to oversee a big uptick in nuclear spending.
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Dinner Guest of Airbus Fuels Speculation of UK Helicopter Deal
Ascent’s website says it expects a rotary wing deal to be signed in early 2016.
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MBDA to Develop Missile for UK F-35s
MBDA has secured a deal with the British Ministry of Defence to develop a medium range strike weapon to arm its upcoming fleet of F-35 jets.
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Saab Chief: Spike in NATO Spending Would Tax Industry
The defense industry would struggle to meet customer demands in Europe if spending takes off in the face of pressure from the US for other member states to take a fair share of the spending burden and meet NATO’s spending commitment targe
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UK Contract Watchdog Orders Cuts for Hawk Engine Deal
Rolls-Royce has had more than 1 million pound cut from the cost of a deal to support Hawk jet trainers.
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Analyst: ‘Questionable’ Economic Predictions Could Undermine UK Defense Spending Plans
Government commitments based on last year’s strategic defense and security review (SDSR) might have to be revised if economic predictions were too optimistic, according to an analyst.
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Type 26 Frigate Production Approval Date Revealed in Letters Release
The British Ministry of Defence has inadvertently published the target date by which it hopes to achieve sufficient maturity on the program to take forward the delayed Type 26 manufacturing phase.
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UK Wants To Be Europe’s F-35 Avionics Sustainment Hub
The United Kingdom plans to bid for the rights to be the avionics sustainment hub in Europe for the F-35 joint strike fighter program.
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Report: Britain Supported NATO Using ‘Creative Accounting’ Methods
A parliamentary report said the British government failed to come clean on exactly what is included in the definitive defense budget both now and in the past.
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UK Asks Ex-Procurement Chief To Review Reform Progress
Former DE&S chief executive, Sir Bernard Gray, has been recruited by the MoD to evaluate whether a major reform effort pursued by the Conservative government since it came to office in 2010 has been effective.
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UK Relaxes Salary Cap To Recruit New Nuclear Chief
Britain’s MoD is recruiting a director general to oversee a big uptick in nuclear spending.
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Dinner Guest of Airbus Fuels Speculation of UK Helicopter Deal
Ascent’s website says it expects a rotary wing deal to be signed in early 2016.
-
MBDA to Develop Missile for UK F-35s
MBDA has secured a deal with the British Ministry of Defence to develop a medium range strike weapon to arm its upcoming fleet of F-35 jets.
-
Saab Chief: Spike in NATO Spending Would Tax Industry
The defense industry would struggle to meet customer demands in Europe if spending takes off in the face of pressure from the US for other member states to take a fair share of the spending burden and meet NATO’s spending commitment targe
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UK Contract Watchdog Orders Cuts for Hawk Engine Deal
Rolls-Royce has had more than 1 million pound cut from the cost of a deal to support Hawk jet trainers.
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Analyst: ‘Questionable’ Economic Predictions Could Undermine UK Defense Spending Plans
Government commitments based on last year’s strategic defense and security review (SDSR) might have to be revised if economic predictions were too optimistic, according to an analyst.
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Type 26 Frigate Production Approval Date Revealed in Letters Release
The British Ministry of Defence has inadvertently published the target date by which it hopes to achieve sufficient maturity on the program to take forward the delayed Type 26 manufacturing phase.
-
UK Wants To Be Europe’s F-35 Avionics Sustainment Hub
The United Kingdom plans to bid for the rights to be the avionics sustainment hub in Europe for the F-35 joint strike fighter program.
-
Report: Britain Supported NATO Using ‘Creative Accounting’ Methods
A parliamentary report said the British government failed to come clean on exactly what is included in the definitive defense budget both now and in the past.
-
UK Asks Ex-Procurement Chief To Review Reform Progress
Former DE&S chief executive, Sir Bernard Gray, has been recruited by the MoD to evaluate whether a major reform effort pursued by the Conservative government since it came to office in 2010 has been effective.
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UK Relaxes Salary Cap To Recruit New Nuclear Chief
Britain’s MoD is recruiting a director general to oversee a big uptick in nuclear spending.
