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Congress says Pentagon must come up with boost phase missile defense plan next year
Congressional authorizers are requiring the Missile Defense Agency director to establish a program that develops the means to intercept hostile ballistic missiles during their boost phase of flight.
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‘Shaking hands with the Russians’: Erdogan sole decision-maker on S-400 deal
Turkey’s top defense procurement office confirmed in late December that Ankara and Moscow had finalized a contract for the acquisition and deployment of the Russian S-400 long-range air and anti-missile defense system on Turkish soil.
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Poland switches gears to speed up Lockheed-made rocket launcher buy
Poland is choosing to buy Lockheed-made HIMARS through a simplified U.S. Foreign Military Sales deal that eliminates previous plans to share in production of a personalized variant of the system.
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Patriot missile breaks its own distance record to defeat threat target in test
The U.S. Army’s PAC-3 MSE defeated an air-breathing target, breaking its own distance record at the point of impact.
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No space force for Trump in big Pentagon policy bill
The 2019 defense policy bill does not create a space force. Here’s what it does do.
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The US Navy’s new anti-ship missile scores a hit at RIMPAC, but there’s a twist
The demonstration is likely to raise eyebrows in China.
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Why BAE Systems doesn’t want a real cockpit in its Tempest
BAE is gambling on a specific cockpit design.
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Pentagon looks to lower costs for nations buying American weapons — again
If you want to buy an American weapon, a fee could be going down.
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Dassault CEO on Tempest jet: ‘The British have woken up’
The top executive of French fighter manufacturer Dassault Aviation welcomed Britain’s plan to build the Tempest fighter jet, the planned successor to the Eurofighter Typhoon.
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America has sold more weapons in six months than in all of 2017
America has cashed in on foreign allies buying defense goods in 2018.
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Congress says Pentagon must come up with boost phase missile defense plan next year
Congressional authorizers are requiring the Missile Defense Agency director to establish a program that develops the means to intercept hostile ballistic missiles during their boost phase of flight.
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‘Shaking hands with the Russians’: Erdogan sole decision-maker on S-400 deal
Turkey’s top defense procurement office confirmed in late December that Ankara and Moscow had finalized a contract for the acquisition and deployment of the Russian S-400 long-range air and anti-missile defense system on Turkish soil.
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Poland switches gears to speed up Lockheed-made rocket launcher buy
Poland is choosing to buy Lockheed-made HIMARS through a simplified U.S. Foreign Military Sales deal that eliminates previous plans to share in production of a personalized variant of the system.
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Patriot missile breaks its own distance record to defeat threat target in test
The U.S. Army’s PAC-3 MSE defeated an air-breathing target, breaking its own distance record at the point of impact.
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No space force for Trump in big Pentagon policy bill
The 2019 defense policy bill does not create a space force. Here’s what it does do.
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The US Navy’s new anti-ship missile scores a hit at RIMPAC, but there’s a twist
The demonstration is likely to raise eyebrows in China.
-
Why BAE Systems doesn’t want a real cockpit in its Tempest
BAE is gambling on a specific cockpit design.
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Pentagon looks to lower costs for nations buying American weapons — again
If you want to buy an American weapon, a fee could be going down.
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Dassault CEO on Tempest jet: ‘The British have woken up’
The top executive of French fighter manufacturer Dassault Aviation welcomed Britain’s plan to build the Tempest fighter jet, the planned successor to the Eurofighter Typhoon.
-
America has sold more weapons in six months than in all of 2017
America has cashed in on foreign allies buying defense goods in 2018.
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Congress says Pentagon must come up with boost phase missile defense plan next year
Congressional authorizers are requiring the Missile Defense Agency director to establish a program that develops the means to intercept hostile ballistic missiles during their boost phase of flight.
-
‘Shaking hands with the Russians’: Erdogan sole decision-maker on S-400 deal
Turkey’s top defense procurement office confirmed in late December that Ankara and Moscow had finalized a contract for the acquisition and deployment of the Russian S-400 long-range air and anti-missile defense system on Turkish soil.
-
Poland switches gears to speed up Lockheed-made rocket launcher buy
Poland is choosing to buy Lockheed-made HIMARS through a simplified U.S. Foreign Military Sales deal that eliminates previous plans to share in production of a personalized variant of the system.
-
Patriot missile breaks its own distance record to defeat threat target in test
The U.S. Army’s PAC-3 MSE defeated an air-breathing target, breaking its own distance record at the point of impact.
-
No space force for Trump in big Pentagon policy bill
The 2019 defense policy bill does not create a space force. Here’s what it does do.
-
The US Navy’s new anti-ship missile scores a hit at RIMPAC, but there’s a twist
The demonstration is likely to raise eyebrows in China.
-
Why BAE Systems doesn’t want a real cockpit in its Tempest
BAE is gambling on a specific cockpit design.
-
Pentagon looks to lower costs for nations buying American weapons — again
If you want to buy an American weapon, a fee could be going down.
-
Dassault CEO on Tempest jet: ‘The British have woken up’
The top executive of French fighter manufacturer Dassault Aviation welcomed Britain’s plan to build the Tempest fighter jet, the planned successor to the Eurofighter Typhoon.
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America has sold more weapons in six months than in all of 2017
America has cashed in on foreign allies buying defense goods in 2018.
