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Australia's modernisation plans should create a boom time for domestic industry during the next decade and beyond. However, short-term delays and spending cuts point to a gloomy outlook for some local businesses
RAC MiG Corp demonstrates in Dubai Air Show?2011 a 3D simulator, which provides volumetric visualization of beyond-the-cockpit space for the MiG family of aircraft. Normally the existing simulators have the projection system of visualization on two-dimensional or spherical screen
While NATO forces fielded the Dassault Rafale and the Eurofighter Typhoon in the UN-mandated war against Gaddafi’s forces in Libya, details emerging from briefings by the U.K
Hundreds of defense contractors that defrauded the U.S
Rheinmetall Nordic AS of Norway has been awarded a contract to supply the Malaysian armed forces with the Vingtaqs II long-range surveillance, observation and reconnaissance system which will be mounted on the AV8 all-terrain vehicles(ATVs) ordered from Turkey. Worth around €36 million, this is the largest single order ever booked by Rheinmetall Nordic AS or its predecessor Simrad Optronics AS
Several news articles claim that the cost of the UK's military mission in Libya could end up being £1.75bn, seven times what the Government predicted
ADS today (Monday) unveiled its first ever survey of the UK defence sector ahead of this week’s DSEi (Defence and Security Equipment International) exhibition in London. The report complements the long-running ADS aerospace survey, the most recent of which was published in June and highlights the value that the sector delivers both to the UK’s Armed Forces but also, due to the proven quality of the equipment on offer to UK troops, to partner nations through controlled exports
Goodrich Corporation has received its first production order for the SiIMU02 inertial measurement unit (IMU) from Turkey's Roketsan Missiles Industries Inc. The IMU is used to facilitate precision guidance of Roketsan's new CIRIT 70 mm (2