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Maintainers under pressure to keep ‘Doomsday plane’ flying after flood wreaks havoc
The E-4B Nightwatch hangar, once submerged in water, is now capable of hosting about 50 percent of necessary maintenance operations.
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Turkey’s S-400 buy may have spoiled Gulf nations’ chances of flying the F-35
Why aren’t we hearing more about the UAE as a potential customer for the F-35?
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UAE cleared for CH-47F Chinook buy
The UAE wants 10 of the cargo helicopters at an estimated cost of $830.3 million.
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UAE launches ‘Edge’ conglomerate to address its ‘antiquated military industry’
The United Arab Emirates has launched a government-owned company to address the threat of hybrid warfare and streamline the local defense industry.
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Leonardo sees market opportunity for M-346 attack variant in Middle East
After the first order of its fighter attack variant of the M-346, Italian firm Leonardo is marketing the fighter jet in the Middle East.
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Schumer proposes $100B tech ‘moon shot’ versus China
Sen. Chuck Schumer is calling for a new, deep-pocketed agency to fund cutting-edge tech development.
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New staff sergeants might start getting the captain treatment in their careers and stay on site longer
The sergeant major of the Army’s senior enlisted council is looking for ways to better develop mid-level non-commissioned officers.
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The field narrows in US Army’s light robotic combat vehicle competition
The Army has chosen four teams to advance in a competition to the build its Robotic Combat Vehicle-Light
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Army Africa took this exercise from the Marines, and plans to make it the biggest on the continent
As the Army takes over and grows this exercise, it will spread across several countries and expand power projection.
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Army South is ‘on the lookout’ for China and Russia, starts new strategic deployment exercise
Army South plans to send a Stryker battalion to Chile for the first strategic deployment of that kind, which will be known as Southern Vanguard.
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Maintainers under pressure to keep ‘Doomsday plane’ flying after flood wreaks havoc
The E-4B Nightwatch hangar, once submerged in water, is now capable of hosting about 50 percent of necessary maintenance operations.
-
Turkey’s S-400 buy may have spoiled Gulf nations’ chances of flying the F-35
Why aren’t we hearing more about the UAE as a potential customer for the F-35?
-
UAE cleared for CH-47F Chinook buy
The UAE wants 10 of the cargo helicopters at an estimated cost of $830.3 million.
-
UAE launches ‘Edge’ conglomerate to address its ‘antiquated military industry’
The United Arab Emirates has launched a government-owned company to address the threat of hybrid warfare and streamline the local defense industry.
-
Leonardo sees market opportunity for M-346 attack variant in Middle East
After the first order of its fighter attack variant of the M-346, Italian firm Leonardo is marketing the fighter jet in the Middle East.
-
Schumer proposes $100B tech ‘moon shot’ versus China
Sen. Chuck Schumer is calling for a new, deep-pocketed agency to fund cutting-edge tech development.
-
New staff sergeants might start getting the captain treatment in their careers and stay on site longer
The sergeant major of the Army’s senior enlisted council is looking for ways to better develop mid-level non-commissioned officers.
-
The field narrows in US Army’s light robotic combat vehicle competition
The Army has chosen four teams to advance in a competition to the build its Robotic Combat Vehicle-Light
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Army Africa took this exercise from the Marines, and plans to make it the biggest on the continent
As the Army takes over and grows this exercise, it will spread across several countries and expand power projection.
-
Army South is ‘on the lookout’ for China and Russia, starts new strategic deployment exercise
Army South plans to send a Stryker battalion to Chile for the first strategic deployment of that kind, which will be known as Southern Vanguard.
-
Maintainers under pressure to keep ‘Doomsday plane’ flying after flood wreaks havoc
The E-4B Nightwatch hangar, once submerged in water, is now capable of hosting about 50 percent of necessary maintenance operations.
-
Turkey’s S-400 buy may have spoiled Gulf nations’ chances of flying the F-35
Why aren’t we hearing more about the UAE as a potential customer for the F-35?
-
UAE cleared for CH-47F Chinook buy
The UAE wants 10 of the cargo helicopters at an estimated cost of $830.3 million.
-
UAE launches ‘Edge’ conglomerate to address its ‘antiquated military industry’
The United Arab Emirates has launched a government-owned company to address the threat of hybrid warfare and streamline the local defense industry.
-
Leonardo sees market opportunity for M-346 attack variant in Middle East
After the first order of its fighter attack variant of the M-346, Italian firm Leonardo is marketing the fighter jet in the Middle East.
-
Schumer proposes $100B tech ‘moon shot’ versus China
Sen. Chuck Schumer is calling for a new, deep-pocketed agency to fund cutting-edge tech development.
-
New staff sergeants might start getting the captain treatment in their careers and stay on site longer
The sergeant major of the Army’s senior enlisted council is looking for ways to better develop mid-level non-commissioned officers.
-
The field narrows in US Army’s light robotic combat vehicle competition
The Army has chosen four teams to advance in a competition to the build its Robotic Combat Vehicle-Light
-
Army Africa took this exercise from the Marines, and plans to make it the biggest on the continent
As the Army takes over and grows this exercise, it will spread across several countries and expand power projection.
-
Army South is ‘on the lookout’ for China and Russia, starts new strategic deployment exercise
Army South plans to send a Stryker battalion to Chile for the first strategic deployment of that kind, which will be known as Southern Vanguard.
