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US Air Force awards Rolls-Royce with Global Hawk, Triton sustainment contract
The six-year sustainment contract comes as the Global Hawk drone has been suggested as a possible alternative to the JSTARS battle management program.
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Following industry trend, Airbus dives into data
The firm announced the program, SmartForce, at the 2018 Farnborough Airshow.
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Promoting American industry, robust security partnerships at Farnborough
The United States is stronger and safer when our allies and partners realize improved interoperability with our forces by operating common platforms of American-made defense equipment.
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Netherlands signs deal for unarmed MQ-9 Reaper drones
General Atomics scores a major win at the Farnborough Airshow.
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US Air Force looks to accelerate artificial intelligence contracts
The service still isn’t moving fast enough to harness AI, but its leadership wants to change that.
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UK prime minister moves to reassure industry as Brexit terms lose support
Industry and government officials have been working on a defense sector deal for months, and executives say it’s possible a deal will emerge by the end of the year, or more likely in early 2019.
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Defense M&A is hot — but where are the targets?
According to industry reports, acquisition targets are scarce. Will defense companies turn to more complex mergers and acquisitions?
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UK military eyes on-demand space launch from new spaceport
The U.K. would like to get assets into space within 72 hours of need.
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Typhoon seeks role as waypoint toward new Euro warplane
Amid the talk of futuristic aircraft ideas at the Farnborough air show, Eurofighter executives want their offering to be known as today’s go-to plane for Europe.
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The UK procurement minister is out after six months
Guto Bebb became the latest victim of the Conservative government’s handling of Brexit.
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US Air Force awards Rolls-Royce with Global Hawk, Triton sustainment contract
The six-year sustainment contract comes as the Global Hawk drone has been suggested as a possible alternative to the JSTARS battle management program.
-
Following industry trend, Airbus dives into data
The firm announced the program, SmartForce, at the 2018 Farnborough Airshow.
-
Promoting American industry, robust security partnerships at Farnborough
The United States is stronger and safer when our allies and partners realize improved interoperability with our forces by operating common platforms of American-made defense equipment.
-
Netherlands signs deal for unarmed MQ-9 Reaper drones
General Atomics scores a major win at the Farnborough Airshow.
-
US Air Force looks to accelerate artificial intelligence contracts
The service still isn’t moving fast enough to harness AI, but its leadership wants to change that.
-
UK prime minister moves to reassure industry as Brexit terms lose support
Industry and government officials have been working on a defense sector deal for months, and executives say it’s possible a deal will emerge by the end of the year, or more likely in early 2019.
-
Defense M&A is hot — but where are the targets?
According to industry reports, acquisition targets are scarce. Will defense companies turn to more complex mergers and acquisitions?
-
UK military eyes on-demand space launch from new spaceport
The U.K. would like to get assets into space within 72 hours of need.
-
Typhoon seeks role as waypoint toward new Euro warplane
Amid the talk of futuristic aircraft ideas at the Farnborough air show, Eurofighter executives want their offering to be known as today’s go-to plane for Europe.
-
The UK procurement minister is out after six months
Guto Bebb became the latest victim of the Conservative government’s handling of Brexit.
-
US Air Force awards Rolls-Royce with Global Hawk, Triton sustainment contract
The six-year sustainment contract comes as the Global Hawk drone has been suggested as a possible alternative to the JSTARS battle management program.
-
Following industry trend, Airbus dives into data
The firm announced the program, SmartForce, at the 2018 Farnborough Airshow.
-
Promoting American industry, robust security partnerships at Farnborough
The United States is stronger and safer when our allies and partners realize improved interoperability with our forces by operating common platforms of American-made defense equipment.
-
Netherlands signs deal for unarmed MQ-9 Reaper drones
General Atomics scores a major win at the Farnborough Airshow.
-
US Air Force looks to accelerate artificial intelligence contracts
The service still isn’t moving fast enough to harness AI, but its leadership wants to change that.
-
UK prime minister moves to reassure industry as Brexit terms lose support
Industry and government officials have been working on a defense sector deal for months, and executives say it’s possible a deal will emerge by the end of the year, or more likely in early 2019.
-
Defense M&A is hot — but where are the targets?
According to industry reports, acquisition targets are scarce. Will defense companies turn to more complex mergers and acquisitions?
-
UK military eyes on-demand space launch from new spaceport
The U.K. would like to get assets into space within 72 hours of need.
-
Typhoon seeks role as waypoint toward new Euro warplane
Amid the talk of futuristic aircraft ideas at the Farnborough air show, Eurofighter executives want their offering to be known as today’s go-to plane for Europe.
-
The UK procurement minister is out after six months
Guto Bebb became the latest victim of the Conservative government’s handling of Brexit.
