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Boeing eyes ‘aggressive growth target’ by supporting older European, Russian platforms
Boeing is looking to triple its income over the next five years with an aim to reach $50 billion in annual business by 2025.
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BAE Systems unveils its design for the Type 31 frigate for export
For the first time ever, British company BAE Systems launched its proposed design for the Type 31e (e for export) frigate competition outside the United Kingdom.
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Is Russia holding back on why it deployed fifth-gen fighters to Syria?
Russia’s defense minister has spoken publicly about the Su-57’s presence in Syria, but defense observers suspect there’s more to the story than what Russia has revealed.
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How a disputed oil and gas field could be the last straw for Israel and Lebanon
The United States has renewed military support and assistance for the Lebanese Army following remarks from Israeli officials on a potential “disastrous war” with Lebanon. A particular thorn in Israel’s side: the Block 9 oil and gas field located in a disputed territory off the countries’ maritime borders.
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Lockheed keeps F-16 production line going with Bahrain deal
Bahrain is set to become the first country in the region to operate Lockheed’s F-16 Block 70 aircraft, in a move that will boost the Falcon’s production line.
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Iranian protest: ‘Military adventurism’ at the core of citizens outcry
Why are citizens protesting in Iran? It’s a question raised by many local strategic analysts who described the Iranian protest as “one of the biggest for almost decades.” The answer lies primarily in military investments.
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A huge military buildup is underway in Qatar. But who will man the systems?
Qatar’s launch of a huge air power buildup has raised a series of questions about the country’s ability to incorporate systems into its military amid a crisis faced with the Gulf nations.
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Boeing joint venture preps to overhaul Saudi Apache helicopter fleet
As more allies ask U.S. companies to deliver some domestic benefit in return for lucrative contracts, here’s an example of one offset agreement that is proving its worth.
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Saudis in talks with TAI to buy six Anka turkish drones
Negotiations now focus on reconnaissance issues and the possibility of technology transfer to Saudi Kingdom.
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Source: UAE is negotiating purchase of Apache helicopters
The Emirati Air Force is expected to receive a new batch of AH-64 Apache helicopters from Boeing, an industrial source has disclosed.
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Boeing eyes ‘aggressive growth target’ by supporting older European, Russian platforms
Boeing is looking to triple its income over the next five years with an aim to reach $50 billion in annual business by 2025.
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BAE Systems unveils its design for the Type 31 frigate for export
For the first time ever, British company BAE Systems launched its proposed design for the Type 31e (e for export) frigate competition outside the United Kingdom.
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Is Russia holding back on why it deployed fifth-gen fighters to Syria?
Russia’s defense minister has spoken publicly about the Su-57’s presence in Syria, but defense observers suspect there’s more to the story than what Russia has revealed.
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How a disputed oil and gas field could be the last straw for Israel and Lebanon
The United States has renewed military support and assistance for the Lebanese Army following remarks from Israeli officials on a potential “disastrous war” with Lebanon. A particular thorn in Israel’s side: the Block 9 oil and gas field located in a disputed territory off the countries’ maritime borders.
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Lockheed keeps F-16 production line going with Bahrain deal
Bahrain is set to become the first country in the region to operate Lockheed’s F-16 Block 70 aircraft, in a move that will boost the Falcon’s production line.
-
Iranian protest: ‘Military adventurism’ at the core of citizens outcry
Why are citizens protesting in Iran? It’s a question raised by many local strategic analysts who described the Iranian protest as “one of the biggest for almost decades.” The answer lies primarily in military investments.
-
A huge military buildup is underway in Qatar. But who will man the systems?
Qatar’s launch of a huge air power buildup has raised a series of questions about the country’s ability to incorporate systems into its military amid a crisis faced with the Gulf nations.
-
Boeing joint venture preps to overhaul Saudi Apache helicopter fleet
As more allies ask U.S. companies to deliver some domestic benefit in return for lucrative contracts, here’s an example of one offset agreement that is proving its worth.
-
Saudis in talks with TAI to buy six Anka turkish drones
Negotiations now focus on reconnaissance issues and the possibility of technology transfer to Saudi Kingdom.
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Source: UAE is negotiating purchase of Apache helicopters
The Emirati Air Force is expected to receive a new batch of AH-64 Apache helicopters from Boeing, an industrial source has disclosed.
-
Boeing eyes ‘aggressive growth target’ by supporting older European, Russian platforms
Boeing is looking to triple its income over the next five years with an aim to reach $50 billion in annual business by 2025.
-
BAE Systems unveils its design for the Type 31 frigate for export
For the first time ever, British company BAE Systems launched its proposed design for the Type 31e (e for export) frigate competition outside the United Kingdom.
-
Is Russia holding back on why it deployed fifth-gen fighters to Syria?
Russia’s defense minister has spoken publicly about the Su-57’s presence in Syria, but defense observers suspect there’s more to the story than what Russia has revealed.
-
How a disputed oil and gas field could be the last straw for Israel and Lebanon
The United States has renewed military support and assistance for the Lebanese Army following remarks from Israeli officials on a potential “disastrous war” with Lebanon. A particular thorn in Israel’s side: the Block 9 oil and gas field located in a disputed territory off the countries’ maritime borders.
-
Lockheed keeps F-16 production line going with Bahrain deal
Bahrain is set to become the first country in the region to operate Lockheed’s F-16 Block 70 aircraft, in a move that will boost the Falcon’s production line.
-
Iranian protest: ‘Military adventurism’ at the core of citizens outcry
Why are citizens protesting in Iran? It’s a question raised by many local strategic analysts who described the Iranian protest as “one of the biggest for almost decades.” The answer lies primarily in military investments.
-
A huge military buildup is underway in Qatar. But who will man the systems?
Qatar’s launch of a huge air power buildup has raised a series of questions about the country’s ability to incorporate systems into its military amid a crisis faced with the Gulf nations.
-
Boeing joint venture preps to overhaul Saudi Apache helicopter fleet
As more allies ask U.S. companies to deliver some domestic benefit in return for lucrative contracts, here’s an example of one offset agreement that is proving its worth.
-
Saudis in talks with TAI to buy six Anka turkish drones
Negotiations now focus on reconnaissance issues and the possibility of technology transfer to Saudi Kingdom.
-
Source: UAE is negotiating purchase of Apache helicopters
The Emirati Air Force is expected to receive a new batch of AH-64 Apache helicopters from Boeing, an industrial source has disclosed.
