UK targets missile networking technology
Flight International, Technologies enabling strike weapons to receive and send information across a battlefield communications network are to be developed under...
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Advertiser Newspapers , With a heart-thumping bang and a deafening whoosh, the last of Australia's ageing Rapier anti-aircraft missiles were despatched into...
Asian buyers seek improved Longbow
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Yokosuka says it doesn't want to host U.S. nuclear-powered aircraft carrier
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New Weapon System Srriving at Ellsworth
Associated Press, RAPID CITY: A new weapons system has started arriving at Ellsworth Air Force Base. The Air Force says the...
SLAMRAAM Completes Two Successful System Reviews
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Turkey interested in buying 70-100 Eurofighter jets – report
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Australia: Unmanned Aerial Vehicles to Be Deployed to Iraq
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AEGIS Weapons System Approved for Spain
US Defense Security Cooperation Agency, On 2 November 2005, the Defense Security Cooperation Agency notified Congress of a possible Foreign Military...
Italy-Iran Tension Grows Over Israel, Nuclear Dossier
AGENCE FRANCE-PRESSE, Rome: Italy's Foreign Minister Gianfranco Fini urged the international community to deal firmly with Iran over concerns about a...
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