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UncategorizedF-35 Contract Negotiations Continue Despite Mishap; F-35B Bound For U.K. Still in U.S.
Contract negotiations continue between the Defense Department and F-35 stakeholders Lockheed Martin [LMT] and Pratt & Whitney despite the recent engine mishap on an F-35A at Eglin AFB, Fla., according to a […]
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UncategorizedNATO Chief Expects Reverse In Defense Spending Decline At Summit
At the NATO Summit this fall, NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen looks to member state leaders to commit to increasing defense spending and then to be particular about what […]
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UncategorizedCommerce Department’s EAR Challenging Export Control Reform Compliers, Consultant Says
Though the Commerce Department’s Export Administration Regulations (EAR) are less strict than the State Department’s U.S. Munitions List (USML) regarding export controls, an aerospace and defense consultant said the complexity […]
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UncategorizedMEADS Out, Poland Invites Raytheon To Take Part in Formal Missile Defense Procurement Process
Poland July 1 said it has concluded the technical dialogue for its medium-range missile defense system called WISLA and invited Raytheon‘s [RTN] bid of Patriot and the EUROSAM Consortium‘s offering of SAMP/T to take […]
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UncategorizedSaab Receives Training Contract For U.S. Army
Saab said July 7 it was awarded a $10.9 Million Training Systems order from the U.S. Army for radio systems to improve communication capabilities during live training exercises. Saab received an […]
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UncategorizedCanadian Chinook Helicopter Acquisition Offers Model For The Future, Officer Says
RIDLEY PARK, Pa.–The success of the Ch-147F Canadian Chinook helicopter program could point the way toward future acquisition successes, a Canadian Royal Air Force acquisition official said during ceremonies marking the […]
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UncategorizedSaab, EDA Sign Agreement To Provide Carl-Gustaf Ammunition To Five European Nations
Saab and the European Defence Agency (EDA) July 9 said they have signed a five-year, potential $67.6 million framework agreement for potential orders of Carl-Gustaf ammunition to Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, the […]
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UncategorizedCanadian Chinook Helicopter Acquisition Offers Model For The Future, Officer Says
RIDLEY PARK, Pa.–The success of the Ch-147F Canadian Chinook helicopter program could point the way toward future acquisition successes, a Canadian Royal Air Force acquisition official said during ceremonies marking the […]
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UncategorizedConsolidation Could Loom For Military Helicopter Industry, Chadwick Says
Boeing’s [BA] top defense executive believes that less demand coupled with the possible return of sequestration could force some consolidation in the military helicopter business. “If, depending on how the next […]
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UncategorizedAir Force Awards Sikorsky $1.3 Billion For Combat Rescue Helicopter
The Air Force recently formally awarded a $1.3 billion contract to Sikorsky for the initial engineering and manufacturing development (EMD) phase of the long-anticipated Combat Rescue Helicopter (CRH) program, according […]