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Interview: IDF Maj. Gen. Yoel Strik, on transition to the northern theater
Strik says Israel counts on its citizens to use good instincts by taking cover when a situation requires it, rather than rush to take selfies of Israel’s defenses in action.
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Make in India policy fuels this local defense firm’s growth plans
Data Patterns’ CEO Rangrajan says the company aims to boost its current annual turnover of more than $20 million to $100 million in the next three years.
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Interview: US Air Force Col. Case Cunningham, 432nd Wing commander
Remotely piloted aircraft are playing a greater role in close-air support, Cunningham says.
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Interview: Rep. Rob Wittman, the latest in a line of influential chairmen
Speaking with Defense News about the upcoming deliberative session, Virginia Republican Rob Wittman said his top priority was setting a proper course for the Navy’s plan to expand to 355 ships and overseeing the Air Force’s B-21 bomber program.
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Interview: Jan Widerström, chairman and managing director of Saab India Technologies
In an exclusive interview with Defense News, Widerström outlined the company’s strategy in India and, more specifically, how it plans to manufacture the Gripen E aircraft here.
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Interview: Cubic Corp. CEO Brad Feldmann on the Evolution of Virtual Stress for the Military
Following a string of acquisitions, including one for a company that provides satcom in a balloon, Cubic Corp. is now looking to go global with C4ISR capabilities for soldiers on the edge of the battlefield, and expand training and simulation for the next generation of fighter pilots and soldiers. And it’s all while the company…
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Interview: US Navy Secretary Mabus on Alternative Fuels, LCS, and What Actually Happened to Furlough Funds
Since taking office in May 2009, Ray Mabus has served under four defense secretaries and with three chiefs of naval operations. He is the longest-serving secretary of the Navy in a century and, when he leaves office Jan. 20, will be the fourth-longest serving of all time. In an interview this month with Defense News,…
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Interview: US Rep. Joe Wilson
The South Carolina chairman of the Emerging Threats and Capabilities Subcommittee discusses the NDAA, Cyber Command and Putin in a Trump administration.
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Interview: Jayant Damodar Patil, Senior VP for Defense and Aerospace, Larsen & Toubro
Larsen & Toubro’s head of aerospace and defense, Jayant Damodar Patil, in an exclusive interview with Defense News, shares the secret of L&T’s success in the defense sector and its future plans.
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Interview: William J. Lynn III, Chairman and CEO of DRS Technologies
When Bill Lynn joined DRS in 2012, the firm was troubled by bloated overhead and plunging revenues. But after significant efficiency efforts that included a 45 percent slash to its workforce, the disposal of non-core businesses and diversification of the DRS portfolio, the company is no longer for sale.
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Interview: IDF Maj. Gen. Yoel Strik, on transition to the northern theater
Strik says Israel counts on its citizens to use good instincts by taking cover when a situation requires it, rather than rush to take selfies of Israel’s defenses in action.
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Make in India policy fuels this local defense firm’s growth plans
Data Patterns’ CEO Rangrajan says the company aims to boost its current annual turnover of more than $20 million to $100 million in the next three years.
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Interview: US Air Force Col. Case Cunningham, 432nd Wing commander
Remotely piloted aircraft are playing a greater role in close-air support, Cunningham says.
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Interview: Rep. Rob Wittman, the latest in a line of influential chairmen
Speaking with Defense News about the upcoming deliberative session, Virginia Republican Rob Wittman said his top priority was setting a proper course for the Navy’s plan to expand to 355 ships and overseeing the Air Force’s B-21 bomber program.
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Interview: Jan Widerström, chairman and managing director of Saab India Technologies
In an exclusive interview with Defense News, Widerström outlined the company’s strategy in India and, more specifically, how it plans to manufacture the Gripen E aircraft here.
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Interview: Cubic Corp. CEO Brad Feldmann on the Evolution of Virtual Stress for the Military
Following a string of acquisitions, including one for a company that provides satcom in a balloon, Cubic Corp. is now looking to go global with C4ISR capabilities for soldiers on the edge of the battlefield, and expand training and simulation for the next generation of fighter pilots and soldiers. And it’s all while the company…
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Interview: US Navy Secretary Mabus on Alternative Fuels, LCS, and What Actually Happened to Furlough Funds
Since taking office in May 2009, Ray Mabus has served under four defense secretaries and with three chiefs of naval operations. He is the longest-serving secretary of the Navy in a century and, when he leaves office Jan. 20, will be the fourth-longest serving of all time. In an interview this month with Defense News,…
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Interview: US Rep. Joe Wilson
The South Carolina chairman of the Emerging Threats and Capabilities Subcommittee discusses the NDAA, Cyber Command and Putin in a Trump administration.
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Interview: Jayant Damodar Patil, Senior VP for Defense and Aerospace, Larsen & Toubro
Larsen & Toubro’s head of aerospace and defense, Jayant Damodar Patil, in an exclusive interview with Defense News, shares the secret of L&T’s success in the defense sector and its future plans.
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Interview: William J. Lynn III, Chairman and CEO of DRS Technologies
When Bill Lynn joined DRS in 2012, the firm was troubled by bloated overhead and plunging revenues. But after significant efficiency efforts that included a 45 percent slash to its workforce, the disposal of non-core businesses and diversification of the DRS portfolio, the company is no longer for sale.
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Interview: IDF Maj. Gen. Yoel Strik, on transition to the northern theater
Strik says Israel counts on its citizens to use good instincts by taking cover when a situation requires it, rather than rush to take selfies of Israel’s defenses in action.
-
Make in India policy fuels this local defense firm’s growth plans
Data Patterns’ CEO Rangrajan says the company aims to boost its current annual turnover of more than $20 million to $100 million in the next three years.
-
Interview: US Air Force Col. Case Cunningham, 432nd Wing commander
Remotely piloted aircraft are playing a greater role in close-air support, Cunningham says.
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Interview: Rep. Rob Wittman, the latest in a line of influential chairmen
Speaking with Defense News about the upcoming deliberative session, Virginia Republican Rob Wittman said his top priority was setting a proper course for the Navy’s plan to expand to 355 ships and overseeing the Air Force’s B-21 bomber program.
-
Interview: Jan Widerström, chairman and managing director of Saab India Technologies
In an exclusive interview with Defense News, Widerström outlined the company’s strategy in India and, more specifically, how it plans to manufacture the Gripen E aircraft here.
-
Interview: Cubic Corp. CEO Brad Feldmann on the Evolution of Virtual Stress for the Military
Following a string of acquisitions, including one for a company that provides satcom in a balloon, Cubic Corp. is now looking to go global with C4ISR capabilities for soldiers on the edge of the battlefield, and expand training and simulation for the next generation of fighter pilots and soldiers. And it’s all while the company…
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Interview: US Navy Secretary Mabus on Alternative Fuels, LCS, and What Actually Happened to Furlough Funds
Since taking office in May 2009, Ray Mabus has served under four defense secretaries and with three chiefs of naval operations. He is the longest-serving secretary of the Navy in a century and, when he leaves office Jan. 20, will be the fourth-longest serving of all time. In an interview this month with Defense News,…
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Interview: US Rep. Joe Wilson
The South Carolina chairman of the Emerging Threats and Capabilities Subcommittee discusses the NDAA, Cyber Command and Putin in a Trump administration.
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Interview: Jayant Damodar Patil, Senior VP for Defense and Aerospace, Larsen & Toubro
Larsen & Toubro’s head of aerospace and defense, Jayant Damodar Patil, in an exclusive interview with Defense News, shares the secret of L&T’s success in the defense sector and its future plans.
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Interview: William J. Lynn III, Chairman and CEO of DRS Technologies
When Bill Lynn joined DRS in 2012, the firm was troubled by bloated overhead and plunging revenues. But after significant efficiency efforts that included a 45 percent slash to its workforce, the disposal of non-core businesses and diversification of the DRS portfolio, the company is no longer for sale.
