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Philippines terminates $234M helicopter contract with Canada
The Philippines had said that if the sale collapsed, it would purchase helicopters from another country.
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Head of Ukrainian defense firm Ukroboronprom steps down
Roman Romanov took over the state-run defense conglomerate in July 2014.
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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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Images from military parade show rare glimpse of North Korean nuclear arsenal
Here’s what North Korea showed off at ― and left out of ― its recent military parade, which took place a day before the opening ceremony of the Winter Olympics in South Korea.
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GAO says nuclear warhead office still can’t afford planned modernization
The government watchdog warns that the agency has not taken steps to address the wide gaps in requested funding and the expected costs of several nuclear modernization programs.
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Here’s what the SpaceX Falcon Heavy launch means for the satellite industry
Elon Musk’s red roadster is in orbit, but what does the Falcon Heavy launch mean for the Defense community and the satellite launch industry?
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South African firm ramping up Mwari light-attack aircraft production
The Mwari light-attack aircraft has been marketed by Paramount as a platform able to perform multiple mission types.
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Raytheon’s cybersecurity unit expands, newfound focus on critical infrastructure
The company hopes a rebrand and shift in market focus will help it rebound from a underwhelming fiscal 2017.
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DoD innovation is focusing on digital and physical spheres, report finds
Investments in machine vision, supercomputing and machine-to-machine communication will drive the integration of digital and physical emerging technologies.
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Companies ally to pursue multibillion-dollar Navy IT networks contracts
With contracts set to be awarded in late 2018, industry members are beginning to partner up to take on management of Navy and Marine Corps IT infrastructure.
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Philippines terminates $234M helicopter contract with Canada
The Philippines had said that if the sale collapsed, it would purchase helicopters from another country.
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Head of Ukrainian defense firm Ukroboronprom steps down
Roman Romanov took over the state-run defense conglomerate in July 2014.
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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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Images from military parade show rare glimpse of North Korean nuclear arsenal
Here’s what North Korea showed off at ― and left out of ― its recent military parade, which took place a day before the opening ceremony of the Winter Olympics in South Korea.
-
GAO says nuclear warhead office still can’t afford planned modernization
The government watchdog warns that the agency has not taken steps to address the wide gaps in requested funding and the expected costs of several nuclear modernization programs.
-
Here’s what the SpaceX Falcon Heavy launch means for the satellite industry
Elon Musk’s red roadster is in orbit, but what does the Falcon Heavy launch mean for the Defense community and the satellite launch industry?
-
South African firm ramping up Mwari light-attack aircraft production
The Mwari light-attack aircraft has been marketed by Paramount as a platform able to perform multiple mission types.
-
Raytheon’s cybersecurity unit expands, newfound focus on critical infrastructure
The company hopes a rebrand and shift in market focus will help it rebound from a underwhelming fiscal 2017.
-
DoD innovation is focusing on digital and physical spheres, report finds
Investments in machine vision, supercomputing and machine-to-machine communication will drive the integration of digital and physical emerging technologies.
-
Companies ally to pursue multibillion-dollar Navy IT networks contracts
With contracts set to be awarded in late 2018, industry members are beginning to partner up to take on management of Navy and Marine Corps IT infrastructure.
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Philippines terminates $234M helicopter contract with Canada
The Philippines had said that if the sale collapsed, it would purchase helicopters from another country.
-
Head of Ukrainian defense firm Ukroboronprom steps down
Roman Romanov took over the state-run defense conglomerate in July 2014.
-
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.
-
Images from military parade show rare glimpse of North Korean nuclear arsenal
Here’s what North Korea showed off at ― and left out of ― its recent military parade, which took place a day before the opening ceremony of the Winter Olympics in South Korea.
-
GAO says nuclear warhead office still can’t afford planned modernization
The government watchdog warns that the agency has not taken steps to address the wide gaps in requested funding and the expected costs of several nuclear modernization programs.
-
Here’s what the SpaceX Falcon Heavy launch means for the satellite industry
Elon Musk’s red roadster is in orbit, but what does the Falcon Heavy launch mean for the Defense community and the satellite launch industry?
-
South African firm ramping up Mwari light-attack aircraft production
The Mwari light-attack aircraft has been marketed by Paramount as a platform able to perform multiple mission types.
-
Raytheon’s cybersecurity unit expands, newfound focus on critical infrastructure
The company hopes a rebrand and shift in market focus will help it rebound from a underwhelming fiscal 2017.
-
DoD innovation is focusing on digital and physical spheres, report finds
Investments in machine vision, supercomputing and machine-to-machine communication will drive the integration of digital and physical emerging technologies.
-
Companies ally to pursue multibillion-dollar Navy IT networks contracts
With contracts set to be awarded in late 2018, industry members are beginning to partner up to take on management of Navy and Marine Corps IT infrastructure.
