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Brazilian Navy Signs Contract for Submarines
December 24, 2008 @ 12:00 AMAs part of a strategic partnership between Brazil and France, contracts were signed today covering, on the one hand, the acquisition and construction in Brazil of four Scorpene conventionally-powered submarines and, on the other hand, the development and the construction of a single nuclear-powered submarine. All of the nuclear power plant will be developed exclusively by Brazil
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Pentagon Contract Announcement
December 24, 2008 @ 12:00 AMAlliant Techsystems, Mission Systems Group, Advanced Weapons Div., Woodland Hills, Calif
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Thales Raytheon Systems Awarded $217 Million to Upgrade U.S. Army Firefinder Radar
December 24, 2008 @ 12:00 AMFULLERTON, Calif. --- Thales Raytheon Systems has been awarded a $217 million U
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Lockheed Martin SBIRS Team Delivers Major Subsystems for Second GEO Satellite
December 24, 2008 @ 12:00 AMSUNNYVALE, Calif. --- The Lockheed Martin led team developing the U
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Pentagon Contract Announcement
December 23, 2008 @ 12:00 AMMcDonnell Douglas Corp., a wholly owned subsidiary of the Boeing Co
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Northrop Grumman-Led Joint Venture Awarded One-Year Contract Extension for Approximately $450 Million
December 23, 2008 @ 12:00 AMHERNDON, Va. --- The U
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Boeing A160T Unmanned Rotorcraft Shifts Gears in Flight, Passes 100 Flight-Hours
December 22, 2008 @ 12:00 AMVICTORVILLE, Calif. --- Boeing today announced that its A160 Turbine (A160T) Hummingbird unmanned rotorcraft has achieved two key milestones: using its two-speed transmission to change gears in flight, and passing the 100-flight-hour threshold
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Pentagon Contract Announcement
December 18, 2008 @ 12:00 AMThe Air Force is modifying a fixed price incentive contract to Boeing Satellite Systems, Incorporated, El Segundo, Calif. for $233,862,871
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Lockheed Martin-Led Team Selected to Prototype New Space Situation Awareness Capabilities for...
December 18, 2008 @ 12:00 AMKING OF PRUSSIA, Pa. --- Lockheed Martin has been selected to develop capabilities in support of the U
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Tiger Engines to be Serviced in Germany and France
December 18, 2008 @ 12:00 AMHALLBERGMOOS, Germany --- From now on, the two engine specialists MTU Aero Engines in Munich, Germany and Atelier dIndustriel Aeronautic (AIA) in Bordeaux, France will be in charge of maintaining the MTR390-2C engines of the Franco-German Tiger combat helicopter, having been approved as revision centres by the engine manufacturer, the European consortium MTU Turbomeca Rolls-Royce GmbH (MTR).>> We congratulate the two companies on their successful certification, said MTR Managing Director Clemens Linden as he handed over the certificates
Back to War? U.S. Strikes Iranian Missile Positions After Tehran Attacks Cargo...
Iran Warns Against Israeli Aircraft Approaching it from Neighbouring Countries
Russia Attacks Ukrainian Gas Facilities in Response to Drone Attacks on its...
Russian Weapons Secrets Offered for Free by Ukraine to Allies
One Month Since U.S., Israeli War Against Iran: Who Is Gaining?
One month after the United States and Israel launched coordinated strikes on Iran on February 28 the conflict has expanded...
Modern Tank Showdown: T-90MS, Leopard 2A7, M1E3 Abrams Compared
Main Battle Tanks (MBTs) have shown their mettle in recent conflicts such as in Ukraine despite being increasingly vulnerable to...
European Nations Prioritizing Europe-made IRIS-T & SAMP-T over American Patriot Air Defense Systems?
European nations looking to procure new air defense systems appear to be giving the much-vaunted American Patriot a miss in...
Russian T-90MS Crew Discuss Future Upgrades
Defense Mirror spoke with the crew members of the Russian T-90MS main battle tank, produced by UralVagonZavod
China's Mass-produced J-35A Aircraft Set to Disrupt Global Stealth Fighter Market
China is aiming to disrupt the global stealth fighter market by mass-producing its fifth-generation J-35A at a pace comparable to...
The Future of Combat: Miniaturized Laser Weapons Set to Replace Bullets and Missiles
Lasers may soon replace bullets, and drones could disable enemy UAVs with beams of light instead of missiles