Defense Daily International
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InternationalSwitzerland To Spend $535 Million On F/A-18C/D Upgrades
Switzerland is looking to spend $535 million for the sale of “Upgrade 25 Program” equipment to enhance survivability and communications connectivity and to extend the useful life of 33 Swiss […]
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International
Morocco Spending $2.6 Billion For Aircraft, Equipment
Morocco is looking to spend upward of $2.4 billion for 24 F-16C/D Block 50/52 aircraft as well as associated equipment and services, according to the Defense Security Cooperation Agency (DSCA). […]
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International
Boeing Signs 10-Year MoU With Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd.
Boeing [BA] and India’s Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) announced Dec. 20 signing a 10-year Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) intended to bring more than $1 billion of new aerospace manufacturing work […]
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International
BAE SYSTEMS Selling Electronic Warfare Unit To Cobham
BAE SYSTEMS last month said it has agreed to sell its Pennsylvania-based Surveillance and Attack business to Cobham plc, for $240 million in cash as it de- emphasizes its role […]
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International
QinetiQ Moves Into Australian Defense Market Through Two Acquisitions
Britain’s QinetiQ this week said it has agreed to acquire two Australian defence consulting firms for $17.7 million in cash, marking the company’s first investment in that country as part […]
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International
BAE SYSTEMS Acquiring Services Provider MTC Technologies
Britain’s BAE SYSTEMS last month said it has agreed to acquire MTC Technologies, Inc., [MTCT] in a $450 million deal that gives it access to new customers in the Defense […]
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[January 4, 2008]
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- QinetiQ Moves Into Australian Defense Market Through Two Acquisitions
- BAE SYSTEMS Selling Electronic Warfare Unit To Cobham
- Boeing Signs 10-Year MoU With Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd.
- Morocco Spending $2.6 Billion For Aircraft, Equipment
- Switzerland To Spend $535 Million On F/A-18C/D Upgrades
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Homeland Security
Singapore Signed Up Under U.S. Secure Freight Initiative
The United States and Singapore have agreed to cooperate on the Secure Freight Initiative, which is a Department of Homeland Security led effort at select foreign ports to scan U.S.-bound […]
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[December 21, 2007]
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- Australia Accepts First MRH-90 Helicopters
- Switzerland To Spend $535 Million On F/A-18C/D Upgrades
- Morocco Spending $2.6 Billion For Aircraft, Equipment
- Lockheed Martin To Provide AN/TPS-77 Radar To Latvia
- Singapore Signed Up Under U.S. Secure Freight Initiative
- Japanese Aegis Destroyer Wins Test By Killing Target Missile With SM-3 Interceptor
- DoD Report Finds Little Reliance On Foreign Sources of Supply
- United Kingdom Requests 170 MRAP Vehicles
- DoD Announces Winning Foreign And Innovative Domestic Concepts For FY ’08
- CBP Issues Requirements For Container Security Devices
- Chilean Air Force Selects Bell 412 Helicopter
- BAE SYSTEMS Selling Electronic Warfare Unit To Cobham
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Business/FinancialLockheed Martin To Provide AN/TPS-77 Radar To Latvia
Lockheed Martin [LMT] recently said it received a contract valued at $44 million from the Latvian National Armed Forces for two long-range AN/TPS-77 transportable air surveillance radar systems and options […]