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Does Israel’s Rafael foresee export potential?
The head of Rafael told Defense News that the company produces military equipment primarily “for the sake of the defense of Israel.” But that doesn’t mean there isn’t potential for foreign sales.
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Estonian defense policy official on alliance relations and Russian stability
On the front line of any conflict with Russia sits the Baltic nation of Estonia.
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US Air Force’s acquisition chief talks new B-52 engines and the future of battle management
Will Roper talked with Defense News about what’s next for the Mad Hatter, Advanced Battle Management System and B-52 re-engine program.
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Lebanese Air Force commander on expanding the light-attack fleet
The commander of the Lebanese Air Force answers questions about materiel procurement plans.
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French Air Force deputy talks strategy, Brexit and future fighter jets
What does the French Air Force have planned for its future force? We ask the go-to person at his office in southwest Paris.
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Raytheon’s Tom Kennedy and UTC’s Greg Hayes on why they are uniting the companies
The two heads of the future Raytheon Technologies Corporation talk with Defense News about the mega-deal that could reshape the defense industry.
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The CEO of United Launch Alliance on surviving a ‘flat’ market
The head of ULA wants to ensure the company is situated to win national security space launch contracts for the next decade.
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4 questions about South Korea’s weapons wish list
As South Korea’s Moon Jae-in administration prioritizes rapprochement with North Korea, the country’s force improvement plans are shifting toward regional threats beyond its nuclear-armed neighbor.
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The US Navy’s top acquisition official talks controlling costs and fixing maintenance
Plucked from the special operations world at the beginning of the Trump administration, the Navy’s top acquisition official oversees procuring some of the most expensive assets the U.S. military owns and operates.
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The head of the US surface fleet talks training, experimentation and giving the fleet time back
The U.S. Navy’s top surface warfare officer talks officer training, experimenting with new technologies and freeing up time for commanding officers to train the way they see fit.
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Does Israel’s Rafael foresee export potential?
The head of Rafael told Defense News that the company produces military equipment primarily “for the sake of the defense of Israel.” But that doesn’t mean there isn’t potential for foreign sales.
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Estonian defense policy official on alliance relations and Russian stability
On the front line of any conflict with Russia sits the Baltic nation of Estonia.
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US Air Force’s acquisition chief talks new B-52 engines and the future of battle management
Will Roper talked with Defense News about what’s next for the Mad Hatter, Advanced Battle Management System and B-52 re-engine program.
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Lebanese Air Force commander on expanding the light-attack fleet
The commander of the Lebanese Air Force answers questions about materiel procurement plans.
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French Air Force deputy talks strategy, Brexit and future fighter jets
What does the French Air Force have planned for its future force? We ask the go-to person at his office in southwest Paris.
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Raytheon’s Tom Kennedy and UTC’s Greg Hayes on why they are uniting the companies
The two heads of the future Raytheon Technologies Corporation talk with Defense News about the mega-deal that could reshape the defense industry.
-
The CEO of United Launch Alliance on surviving a ‘flat’ market
The head of ULA wants to ensure the company is situated to win national security space launch contracts for the next decade.
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4 questions about South Korea’s weapons wish list
As South Korea’s Moon Jae-in administration prioritizes rapprochement with North Korea, the country’s force improvement plans are shifting toward regional threats beyond its nuclear-armed neighbor.
-
The US Navy’s top acquisition official talks controlling costs and fixing maintenance
Plucked from the special operations world at the beginning of the Trump administration, the Navy’s top acquisition official oversees procuring some of the most expensive assets the U.S. military owns and operates.
-
The head of the US surface fleet talks training, experimentation and giving the fleet time back
The U.S. Navy’s top surface warfare officer talks officer training, experimenting with new technologies and freeing up time for commanding officers to train the way they see fit.
-
Does Israel’s Rafael foresee export potential?
The head of Rafael told Defense News that the company produces military equipment primarily “for the sake of the defense of Israel.” But that doesn’t mean there isn’t potential for foreign sales.
-
Estonian defense policy official on alliance relations and Russian stability
On the front line of any conflict with Russia sits the Baltic nation of Estonia.
-
US Air Force’s acquisition chief talks new B-52 engines and the future of battle management
Will Roper talked with Defense News about what’s next for the Mad Hatter, Advanced Battle Management System and B-52 re-engine program.
-
Lebanese Air Force commander on expanding the light-attack fleet
The commander of the Lebanese Air Force answers questions about materiel procurement plans.
-
French Air Force deputy talks strategy, Brexit and future fighter jets
What does the French Air Force have planned for its future force? We ask the go-to person at his office in southwest Paris.
-
Raytheon’s Tom Kennedy and UTC’s Greg Hayes on why they are uniting the companies
The two heads of the future Raytheon Technologies Corporation talk with Defense News about the mega-deal that could reshape the defense industry.
-
The CEO of United Launch Alliance on surviving a ‘flat’ market
The head of ULA wants to ensure the company is situated to win national security space launch contracts for the next decade.
-
4 questions about South Korea’s weapons wish list
As South Korea’s Moon Jae-in administration prioritizes rapprochement with North Korea, the country’s force improvement plans are shifting toward regional threats beyond its nuclear-armed neighbor.
-
The US Navy’s top acquisition official talks controlling costs and fixing maintenance
Plucked from the special operations world at the beginning of the Trump administration, the Navy’s top acquisition official oversees procuring some of the most expensive assets the U.S. military owns and operates.
-
The head of the US surface fleet talks training, experimentation and giving the fleet time back
The U.S. Navy’s top surface warfare officer talks officer training, experimenting with new technologies and freeing up time for commanding officers to train the way they see fit.
