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Bell out to win Australia’s bid for special ops helicopters
The company responded to a request for information issued by the Australian Army, offering the Bell 407 or Bell 429 helicopters with local partner Hawker-Pacific.
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Boeing pushes T-X trainer, complementary simulators at Australian air show
Boeing is promoting its T-X advanced trainer and its associated training system at the Avalon Airshow in Australia, positioning itself for a possible opportunity there.
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Australia’s C-130J Super Hercules airlifters to get SATCOM upgrade
Australia is undertaking a series of upgrades to the Lockheed Martin C-130J Super Hercules airlifter, improving connectivity, fuel payload and surveillance capabilities with the addition of new equipment.
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Simulation manufacturer expands its footprint in support of Australian Seahawk operations
The Canadian-based firm CAE is due to deliver an aircraft flight control system trainer to Australia’s Navy, completing its suite of nine training devices to support the country’s MH-60R training program.
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Australia formulates its path to military modernization and industrial growth
One of the United States’ most steadfast allies is in the process of recapitalizing its own air power capabilities.
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German documents reveal Singapore received more Leopard 2 tanks
The additional delivery in 2017 brings the total number of this type of tank received by Singapore to more than 170.
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Singapore’s first new submarine christened at Thyssenkrupp shipyard
The “Invincible” is packed with customized features geared toward operations in the shallow and busy tropical waters around Singapore.
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Accusations fly between South Korea and Japan over ‘threatening’ maritime maneuvers
Two U.S. allies have become embroiled in a fresh controversy.
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Singapore wants the F-35 to replace its F-16s
Singapore announced that it has identified the F-35 “as the most suitable replacement” for the Republic of Singapore Air Force.
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Japan to cease in-country assembly of F-35 jets
The Japanese government in December approved the country’s defense budget, which includes $612.35 million for the acquisition of six F-35As for the upcoming Japanese fiscal year.
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Bell out to win Australia’s bid for special ops helicopters
The company responded to a request for information issued by the Australian Army, offering the Bell 407 or Bell 429 helicopters with local partner Hawker-Pacific.
-
Boeing pushes T-X trainer, complementary simulators at Australian air show
Boeing is promoting its T-X advanced trainer and its associated training system at the Avalon Airshow in Australia, positioning itself for a possible opportunity there.
-
Australia’s C-130J Super Hercules airlifters to get SATCOM upgrade
Australia is undertaking a series of upgrades to the Lockheed Martin C-130J Super Hercules airlifter, improving connectivity, fuel payload and surveillance capabilities with the addition of new equipment.
-
Simulation manufacturer expands its footprint in support of Australian Seahawk operations
The Canadian-based firm CAE is due to deliver an aircraft flight control system trainer to Australia’s Navy, completing its suite of nine training devices to support the country’s MH-60R training program.
-
Australia formulates its path to military modernization and industrial growth
One of the United States’ most steadfast allies is in the process of recapitalizing its own air power capabilities.
-
German documents reveal Singapore received more Leopard 2 tanks
The additional delivery in 2017 brings the total number of this type of tank received by Singapore to more than 170.
-
Singapore’s first new submarine christened at Thyssenkrupp shipyard
The “Invincible” is packed with customized features geared toward operations in the shallow and busy tropical waters around Singapore.
-
Accusations fly between South Korea and Japan over ‘threatening’ maritime maneuvers
Two U.S. allies have become embroiled in a fresh controversy.
-
Singapore wants the F-35 to replace its F-16s
Singapore announced that it has identified the F-35 “as the most suitable replacement” for the Republic of Singapore Air Force.
-
Japan to cease in-country assembly of F-35 jets
The Japanese government in December approved the country’s defense budget, which includes $612.35 million for the acquisition of six F-35As for the upcoming Japanese fiscal year.
-
Bell out to win Australia’s bid for special ops helicopters
The company responded to a request for information issued by the Australian Army, offering the Bell 407 or Bell 429 helicopters with local partner Hawker-Pacific.
-
Boeing pushes T-X trainer, complementary simulators at Australian air show
Boeing is promoting its T-X advanced trainer and its associated training system at the Avalon Airshow in Australia, positioning itself for a possible opportunity there.
-
Australia’s C-130J Super Hercules airlifters to get SATCOM upgrade
Australia is undertaking a series of upgrades to the Lockheed Martin C-130J Super Hercules airlifter, improving connectivity, fuel payload and surveillance capabilities with the addition of new equipment.
-
Simulation manufacturer expands its footprint in support of Australian Seahawk operations
The Canadian-based firm CAE is due to deliver an aircraft flight control system trainer to Australia’s Navy, completing its suite of nine training devices to support the country’s MH-60R training program.
-
Australia formulates its path to military modernization and industrial growth
One of the United States’ most steadfast allies is in the process of recapitalizing its own air power capabilities.
-
German documents reveal Singapore received more Leopard 2 tanks
The additional delivery in 2017 brings the total number of this type of tank received by Singapore to more than 170.
-
Singapore’s first new submarine christened at Thyssenkrupp shipyard
The “Invincible” is packed with customized features geared toward operations in the shallow and busy tropical waters around Singapore.
-
Accusations fly between South Korea and Japan over ‘threatening’ maritime maneuvers
Two U.S. allies have become embroiled in a fresh controversy.
-
Singapore wants the F-35 to replace its F-16s
Singapore announced that it has identified the F-35 “as the most suitable replacement” for the Republic of Singapore Air Force.
-
Japan to cease in-country assembly of F-35 jets
The Japanese government in December approved the country’s defense budget, which includes $612.35 million for the acquisition of six F-35As for the upcoming Japanese fiscal year.
