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Here’s a progress update on CAE’s big shore training facility being built for the UAE
“The facility is approaching critical design review and will have some systems ready to use by the end of this year.”
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United Arab Emirates announces $1.3 billion in defense deals at IDEX
In a massive announcement, the United Arab Emirates Armed Forces announced more than $1.3 billion in both orders for new equipment and sustainment of existing ones at the 2019 International Defense Exhibition (IDEX) in Abu Dhabi.
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Check out what China brought to one of the world’s largest defense exhibitions
Chinese defense companies brought a lot to IDEX 2019 in Abu Dhabi, including a laser weapons system and much more.
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India-Russia joint venture missile BrahMos aims for Middle East and African markets at IDEX
The missile billed as “the world’s fastest cruise missile” is in wide use in the Indian military as a strike and anti-ship weapon.
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3 questions about the notion of an ‘Arab NATO’
An “Arab NATO” is as ambitious as it may be far-fetched — acknowledging common interests, but not the tensions that permeate the region.
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Saudi Arabia’s local economic shakeup reverberates beyond its borders
Saudi aspirations for a homegrown defense industry are certainly ambitious, but already its Vision 2030 is coming to life.
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Elta Systems’ air surveillance boss on facing battlefield threats, global competition
Eyal Shapira sketches out Elta Systems’ challenges and its hopes for the future.
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Here’s a progress update on CAE’s big shore training facility being built for the UAE
“The facility is approaching critical design review and will have some systems ready to use by the end of this year.”
-
United Arab Emirates announces $1.3 billion in defense deals at IDEX
In a massive announcement, the United Arab Emirates Armed Forces announced more than $1.3 billion in both orders for new equipment and sustainment of existing ones at the 2019 International Defense Exhibition (IDEX) in Abu Dhabi.
-
Check out what China brought to one of the world’s largest defense exhibitions
Chinese defense companies brought a lot to IDEX 2019 in Abu Dhabi, including a laser weapons system and much more.
-
India-Russia joint venture missile BrahMos aims for Middle East and African markets at IDEX
The missile billed as “the world’s fastest cruise missile” is in wide use in the Indian military as a strike and anti-ship weapon.
-
3 questions about the notion of an ‘Arab NATO’
An “Arab NATO” is as ambitious as it may be far-fetched — acknowledging common interests, but not the tensions that permeate the region.
-
Saudi Arabia’s local economic shakeup reverberates beyond its borders
Saudi aspirations for a homegrown defense industry are certainly ambitious, but already its Vision 2030 is coming to life.
-
Elta Systems’ air surveillance boss on facing battlefield threats, global competition
Eyal Shapira sketches out Elta Systems’ challenges and its hopes for the future.
-
Here’s a progress update on CAE’s big shore training facility being built for the UAE
“The facility is approaching critical design review and will have some systems ready to use by the end of this year.”
-
United Arab Emirates announces $1.3 billion in defense deals at IDEX
In a massive announcement, the United Arab Emirates Armed Forces announced more than $1.3 billion in both orders for new equipment and sustainment of existing ones at the 2019 International Defense Exhibition (IDEX) in Abu Dhabi.
-
Check out what China brought to one of the world’s largest defense exhibitions
Chinese defense companies brought a lot to IDEX 2019 in Abu Dhabi, including a laser weapons system and much more.
-
India-Russia joint venture missile BrahMos aims for Middle East and African markets at IDEX
The missile billed as “the world’s fastest cruise missile” is in wide use in the Indian military as a strike and anti-ship weapon.
-
3 questions about the notion of an ‘Arab NATO’
An “Arab NATO” is as ambitious as it may be far-fetched — acknowledging common interests, but not the tensions that permeate the region.
-
Saudi Arabia’s local economic shakeup reverberates beyond its borders
Saudi aspirations for a homegrown defense industry are certainly ambitious, but already its Vision 2030 is coming to life.
-
Elta Systems’ air surveillance boss on facing battlefield threats, global competition
Eyal Shapira sketches out Elta Systems’ challenges and its hopes for the future.
