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F-35s to cost $2 trillion as Pentagon plans longer use, says watchdog
The military now plans to fly the F-35 through 2088, but inflation is taking an even deeper bite on the advanced jet.
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Brazilian Air Force, Embraer launch study for surveillance fleet
A military source tells Defense News that Brazil has started looking for options to replace its P-3AM Orion maritime patrol aircraft starting in 2031.
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China sanctions two US firms, points to arms trade with Taiwan
China has announced rare sanctions against two U.S. defense companies over what it calls their support for arms sales to Taiwan.
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US Navy secretary points to foreign shipyards’ practices to fix delays
The U.S. Navy also released a road map partly aimed at improving ship construction and repair yards.
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Canada vows fresh focus on Arctic defense, equipment purchases
Leaders in Ottawa worry about global warming making previously inaccessible parts of the country’s north accessible to would-be adversaries.
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How Patriot proved itself in Ukraine and secured a fresh future
What might have looked like an aging system not long ago now appears to be a workhorse that could be used for years to come.
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Stock buybacks in defense: What drives them, and how that can change?
Changing this situation and spurring increased investment in the defense market requires addressing the incentive structures that guide market behavior.
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Seeking to make F-35s ready for war, maintainers think outside the box
As the F-35C fleet expands at Naval Air Station Lemoore, the service and a government oversight group worry the jets aren’t available for missions enough.
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Australia’s DefendTex in talks to buy Brazil’s missile-maker Avibras
Despite a reported debt, Avibras is still actively competing for contracts on the international stage.
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Argentina to buy surplus F-16 jets from Denmark
Denmark is replacing its F-16 fleet with new F-35 jets, both of which are made by the American company Lockheed Martin.
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F-35s to cost $2 trillion as Pentagon plans longer use, says watchdog
The military now plans to fly the F-35 through 2088, but inflation is taking an even deeper bite on the advanced jet.
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Brazilian Air Force, Embraer launch study for surveillance fleet
A military source tells Defense News that Brazil has started looking for options to replace its P-3AM Orion maritime patrol aircraft starting in 2031.
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China sanctions two US firms, points to arms trade with Taiwan
China has announced rare sanctions against two U.S. defense companies over what it calls their support for arms sales to Taiwan.
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US Navy secretary points to foreign shipyards’ practices to fix delays
The U.S. Navy also released a road map partly aimed at improving ship construction and repair yards.
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Canada vows fresh focus on Arctic defense, equipment purchases
Leaders in Ottawa worry about global warming making previously inaccessible parts of the country’s north accessible to would-be adversaries.
-
How Patriot proved itself in Ukraine and secured a fresh future
What might have looked like an aging system not long ago now appears to be a workhorse that could be used for years to come.
-
Stock buybacks in defense: What drives them, and how that can change?
Changing this situation and spurring increased investment in the defense market requires addressing the incentive structures that guide market behavior.
-
Seeking to make F-35s ready for war, maintainers think outside the box
As the F-35C fleet expands at Naval Air Station Lemoore, the service and a government oversight group worry the jets aren’t available for missions enough.
-
Australia’s DefendTex in talks to buy Brazil’s missile-maker Avibras
Despite a reported debt, Avibras is still actively competing for contracts on the international stage.
-
Argentina to buy surplus F-16 jets from Denmark
Denmark is replacing its F-16 fleet with new F-35 jets, both of which are made by the American company Lockheed Martin.
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F-35s to cost $2 trillion as Pentagon plans longer use, says watchdog
The military now plans to fly the F-35 through 2088, but inflation is taking an even deeper bite on the advanced jet.
-
Brazilian Air Force, Embraer launch study for surveillance fleet
A military source tells Defense News that Brazil has started looking for options to replace its P-3AM Orion maritime patrol aircraft starting in 2031.
-
China sanctions two US firms, points to arms trade with Taiwan
China has announced rare sanctions against two U.S. defense companies over what it calls their support for arms sales to Taiwan.
-
US Navy secretary points to foreign shipyards’ practices to fix delays
The U.S. Navy also released a road map partly aimed at improving ship construction and repair yards.
-
Canada vows fresh focus on Arctic defense, equipment purchases
Leaders in Ottawa worry about global warming making previously inaccessible parts of the country’s north accessible to would-be adversaries.
-
How Patriot proved itself in Ukraine and secured a fresh future
What might have looked like an aging system not long ago now appears to be a workhorse that could be used for years to come.
-
Stock buybacks in defense: What drives them, and how that can change?
Changing this situation and spurring increased investment in the defense market requires addressing the incentive structures that guide market behavior.
-
Seeking to make F-35s ready for war, maintainers think outside the box
As the F-35C fleet expands at Naval Air Station Lemoore, the service and a government oversight group worry the jets aren’t available for missions enough.
-
Australia’s DefendTex in talks to buy Brazil’s missile-maker Avibras
Despite a reported debt, Avibras is still actively competing for contracts on the international stage.
-
Argentina to buy surplus F-16 jets from Denmark
Denmark is replacing its F-16 fleet with new F-35 jets, both of which are made by the American company Lockheed Martin.
