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CAE Partners With Northstar for Helo Training
Canadian training giant CAE has joined forces with helicopter modifier Northstar Aviation to jointly develop training solutions for the Abu Dhabi-based company’s potent little NSA 407 multirole machine.
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UK Seeks To Expand Training in Mideast
Britain is hoping to expand its training and exercise effort with countries in the Arabian Gulf, but is not looking to strike any further basing agreements on the lines of the naval accord with Bahrain late last year, according to the UK’s defense procurement minister.
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Typhoon Set For £165M Upgrade, New Missile
The Typhoon combat jet will receive a £165 million makeover with a new package of enhancements that will include integration of the Brimstone 2 missile, representatives of the four-nation program announced on the opening day of the IDEX defense show on Sunday.
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UK To Announce Typhoon-Brimstone Integration
With most of its prospective export clients on the doorstep, it’s little surprise Typhoon builder Eurofighter looks as though it has chosen the IDEX defense show in Abu Dhabi to announce a deal to integrate a key new weapon into the armory of the combat jet.
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Bright Prospects for UK Firms in Gulf Region
IDEX brings British industry back to the United Arab Emirates for a big exhibition for the first time since government-to-government discussions over a new defense and industrial partnership collapsed in a blaze of publicity more than 12 months ago.
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UK Advances Type 26 Frigate Program
The British government has agreed to a deal with BAE Systems to move forward on the Type 26 frigate program but has stopped short of signing a production contract.
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British Scout Vehicle Passes Key Milestone
The key vehicle in a £3.5 billion (US $5.3 billion) program to re-equip the British Army with a new generation of armored Scout vehicles passed its critical design review (CDR), the Defence Ministry said on Tuesday.
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Obama Warns UK About NATO Spending Targets
US President Barack Obama warned British Prime Minister David Cameron against allowing defense spending to slip below NATO’s target of 2 percent of gross domestic product when the two leaders met in Washington last month.
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Slow Progress Pays Dividends for Warrior IFV
Lockheed Martin UK and the Ministry of Defence agreed to substantial contract amendments to insert additional technology and capabilities while a deal to sustain and upgrade the British Army’s Warrior infantry fighting vehicle was rebaselined in 2014.
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London Meeting Signals Closer UK-Japan Ties
Britain and Japan have pledged to increase cooperation in military training, weapons development, cyber, security and other areas following a meeting in London of the nations’ foreign and defense ministers on Wednesday.
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CAE Partners With Northstar for Helo Training
Canadian training giant CAE has joined forces with helicopter modifier Northstar Aviation to jointly develop training solutions for the Abu Dhabi-based company’s potent little NSA 407 multirole machine.
-
UK Seeks To Expand Training in Mideast
Britain is hoping to expand its training and exercise effort with countries in the Arabian Gulf, but is not looking to strike any further basing agreements on the lines of the naval accord with Bahrain late last year, according to the UK’s defense procurement minister.
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Typhoon Set For £165M Upgrade, New Missile
The Typhoon combat jet will receive a £165 million makeover with a new package of enhancements that will include integration of the Brimstone 2 missile, representatives of the four-nation program announced on the opening day of the IDEX defense show on Sunday.
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UK To Announce Typhoon-Brimstone Integration
With most of its prospective export clients on the doorstep, it’s little surprise Typhoon builder Eurofighter looks as though it has chosen the IDEX defense show in Abu Dhabi to announce a deal to integrate a key new weapon into the armory of the combat jet.
-
Bright Prospects for UK Firms in Gulf Region
IDEX brings British industry back to the United Arab Emirates for a big exhibition for the first time since government-to-government discussions over a new defense and industrial partnership collapsed in a blaze of publicity more than 12 months ago.
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UK Advances Type 26 Frigate Program
The British government has agreed to a deal with BAE Systems to move forward on the Type 26 frigate program but has stopped short of signing a production contract.
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British Scout Vehicle Passes Key Milestone
The key vehicle in a £3.5 billion (US $5.3 billion) program to re-equip the British Army with a new generation of armored Scout vehicles passed its critical design review (CDR), the Defence Ministry said on Tuesday.
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Obama Warns UK About NATO Spending Targets
US President Barack Obama warned British Prime Minister David Cameron against allowing defense spending to slip below NATO’s target of 2 percent of gross domestic product when the two leaders met in Washington last month.
-
Slow Progress Pays Dividends for Warrior IFV
Lockheed Martin UK and the Ministry of Defence agreed to substantial contract amendments to insert additional technology and capabilities while a deal to sustain and upgrade the British Army’s Warrior infantry fighting vehicle was rebaselined in 2014.
-
London Meeting Signals Closer UK-Japan Ties
Britain and Japan have pledged to increase cooperation in military training, weapons development, cyber, security and other areas following a meeting in London of the nations’ foreign and defense ministers on Wednesday.
-
CAE Partners With Northstar for Helo Training
Canadian training giant CAE has joined forces with helicopter modifier Northstar Aviation to jointly develop training solutions for the Abu Dhabi-based company’s potent little NSA 407 multirole machine.
-
UK Seeks To Expand Training in Mideast
Britain is hoping to expand its training and exercise effort with countries in the Arabian Gulf, but is not looking to strike any further basing agreements on the lines of the naval accord with Bahrain late last year, according to the UK’s defense procurement minister.
-
Typhoon Set For £165M Upgrade, New Missile
The Typhoon combat jet will receive a £165 million makeover with a new package of enhancements that will include integration of the Brimstone 2 missile, representatives of the four-nation program announced on the opening day of the IDEX defense show on Sunday.
-
UK To Announce Typhoon-Brimstone Integration
With most of its prospective export clients on the doorstep, it’s little surprise Typhoon builder Eurofighter looks as though it has chosen the IDEX defense show in Abu Dhabi to announce a deal to integrate a key new weapon into the armory of the combat jet.
-
Bright Prospects for UK Firms in Gulf Region
IDEX brings British industry back to the United Arab Emirates for a big exhibition for the first time since government-to-government discussions over a new defense and industrial partnership collapsed in a blaze of publicity more than 12 months ago.
-
UK Advances Type 26 Frigate Program
The British government has agreed to a deal with BAE Systems to move forward on the Type 26 frigate program but has stopped short of signing a production contract.
-
British Scout Vehicle Passes Key Milestone
The key vehicle in a £3.5 billion (US $5.3 billion) program to re-equip the British Army with a new generation of armored Scout vehicles passed its critical design review (CDR), the Defence Ministry said on Tuesday.
-
Obama Warns UK About NATO Spending Targets
US President Barack Obama warned British Prime Minister David Cameron against allowing defense spending to slip below NATO’s target of 2 percent of gross domestic product when the two leaders met in Washington last month.
-
Slow Progress Pays Dividends for Warrior IFV
Lockheed Martin UK and the Ministry of Defence agreed to substantial contract amendments to insert additional technology and capabilities while a deal to sustain and upgrade the British Army’s Warrior infantry fighting vehicle was rebaselined in 2014.
-
London Meeting Signals Closer UK-Japan Ties
Britain and Japan have pledged to increase cooperation in military training, weapons development, cyber, security and other areas following a meeting in London of the nations’ foreign and defense ministers on Wednesday.
