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Google exec: Pentagon making slow but steady progress on innovation
The Pentagon is moving out on implementing some of the suggestions of its all-star board of thought leaders in science and commercial tech, but the pace of change is still slow compared to the commercial sector, Google’s top executive says.
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Head of US nuke operations would push back on illegal launch order
U.S. Strategic Command head Gen. John Hyten said he would offer alternatives to President Donald Trump should the president want to proceed with an illegal nuclear action.
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Ambassador to NATO unsure if US will impose sanctions on Turkey for S-400 buy
Turkey understands “all of the ramifications” of its decisions, says the U.S. ambassador to NATO.
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US official: If Turkey buys Russian systems, they can’t plug into NATO tech
Also as a result of the buy, further action may be forthcoming that could affect the country’s acquisition or operation of the F-35.
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Here are all the defense deals announced at Dubai Airshow
The big winners have been defense primes from the U.S. and Europe, and several companies have picked up awards from the Emirati military.
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New Leonardo exec optimistic on business reorganization’s effect on US bids
Lorenzo Mariani, the company’s new chief commercial officer, told reporters at the Dubai Airshow that its U.S. arm, Leonardo DRS, is more efficient than many American firms.
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Fresh from Saudi demo, Scorpion jet shows off in Dubai
Saudi pilots conducted 10 demonstration flights using Textron’s Scorpion jet, but no deal yet.
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Boeing bullish on KC-46 sales to the Middle East
Despite stiff competition from Airbus, Boeing is confident its KC-46 will ultimately gain a foothold in the Middle East.
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Despite obstacles, Saab still hopeful for future Gripen C sales
After appearing to win competitions in Bulgaria and Botswana, Saab has faced setbacks selling Gripens to both countries.
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Japan’s C-2 airlifter makes its international debut
Dubai Airshow is Japan’s first big opportunity to garner foreign interest for the C-2, the largest plane ever made by a Japanese defense firm.
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Google exec: Pentagon making slow but steady progress on innovation
The Pentagon is moving out on implementing some of the suggestions of its all-star board of thought leaders in science and commercial tech, but the pace of change is still slow compared to the commercial sector, Google’s top executive says.
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Head of US nuke operations would push back on illegal launch order
U.S. Strategic Command head Gen. John Hyten said he would offer alternatives to President Donald Trump should the president want to proceed with an illegal nuclear action.
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Ambassador to NATO unsure if US will impose sanctions on Turkey for S-400 buy
Turkey understands “all of the ramifications” of its decisions, says the U.S. ambassador to NATO.
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US official: If Turkey buys Russian systems, they can’t plug into NATO tech
Also as a result of the buy, further action may be forthcoming that could affect the country’s acquisition or operation of the F-35.
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Here are all the defense deals announced at Dubai Airshow
The big winners have been defense primes from the U.S. and Europe, and several companies have picked up awards from the Emirati military.
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New Leonardo exec optimistic on business reorganization’s effect on US bids
Lorenzo Mariani, the company’s new chief commercial officer, told reporters at the Dubai Airshow that its U.S. arm, Leonardo DRS, is more efficient than many American firms.
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Fresh from Saudi demo, Scorpion jet shows off in Dubai
Saudi pilots conducted 10 demonstration flights using Textron’s Scorpion jet, but no deal yet.
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Boeing bullish on KC-46 sales to the Middle East
Despite stiff competition from Airbus, Boeing is confident its KC-46 will ultimately gain a foothold in the Middle East.
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Despite obstacles, Saab still hopeful for future Gripen C sales
After appearing to win competitions in Bulgaria and Botswana, Saab has faced setbacks selling Gripens to both countries.
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Japan’s C-2 airlifter makes its international debut
Dubai Airshow is Japan’s first big opportunity to garner foreign interest for the C-2, the largest plane ever made by a Japanese defense firm.
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Google exec: Pentagon making slow but steady progress on innovation
The Pentagon is moving out on implementing some of the suggestions of its all-star board of thought leaders in science and commercial tech, but the pace of change is still slow compared to the commercial sector, Google’s top executive says.
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Head of US nuke operations would push back on illegal launch order
U.S. Strategic Command head Gen. John Hyten said he would offer alternatives to President Donald Trump should the president want to proceed with an illegal nuclear action.
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Ambassador to NATO unsure if US will impose sanctions on Turkey for S-400 buy
Turkey understands “all of the ramifications” of its decisions, says the U.S. ambassador to NATO.
-
US official: If Turkey buys Russian systems, they can’t plug into NATO tech
Also as a result of the buy, further action may be forthcoming that could affect the country’s acquisition or operation of the F-35.
-
Here are all the defense deals announced at Dubai Airshow
The big winners have been defense primes from the U.S. and Europe, and several companies have picked up awards from the Emirati military.
-
New Leonardo exec optimistic on business reorganization’s effect on US bids
Lorenzo Mariani, the company’s new chief commercial officer, told reporters at the Dubai Airshow that its U.S. arm, Leonardo DRS, is more efficient than many American firms.
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Fresh from Saudi demo, Scorpion jet shows off in Dubai
Saudi pilots conducted 10 demonstration flights using Textron’s Scorpion jet, but no deal yet.
-
Boeing bullish on KC-46 sales to the Middle East
Despite stiff competition from Airbus, Boeing is confident its KC-46 will ultimately gain a foothold in the Middle East.
-
Despite obstacles, Saab still hopeful for future Gripen C sales
After appearing to win competitions in Bulgaria and Botswana, Saab has faced setbacks selling Gripens to both countries.
-
Japan’s C-2 airlifter makes its international debut
Dubai Airshow is Japan’s first big opportunity to garner foreign interest for the C-2, the largest plane ever made by a Japanese defense firm.
