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Indian Missile Fails To Launch for Routine Test
BY VIVEK RAGHUVANSHI
NEW DELHI - India's short-range, nuclear-capable Prithvi-II missile failed to launch Sept. 24 during a test at the Chandipur missile range in the eastern state of Orissa. ...full story 24 Sep 14:11 EDT (18:11 GMT)
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U.K.'s Fox Favors Keeping 2nd JSF EngineBY JOHN REED
Not even the urgings of Liam Fox, British secretary of state for defense, to a powerful U.S. senator were enough to keep the U.S. Senate's Appropriations Committee from zeroing funds for an alternate engine for the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter (JSF). ... full story 23 Sep 16:51 EDT (20:51 GMT)
AGENCE FRANCE-PRESSE
BERLIN - ThyssenKrupp became on Sept. 23 Germany's latest corporate giant to announce it was pulling out of Iran as part of Western pressure on the Islamic republic over its nuclear program. ... full story 23 Sep 08:34 EDT (12:34 GMT)
AGENCE FRANCE-PRESSE
MOSCOW - Russia joining the ban on supplying arms such as missile systems and military aircraft to Iran will not mean a complete halt on military and technical cooperation between Moscow and the country, Russia's deputy foreign minister said Sept. 23. ... full story 23 Sep 08:31 EDT (12:31 GMT)
Americas »
U.K.'s Fox Favors Keeping 2nd JSF EngineBY JOHN REED
Not even the urgings of Liam Fox, British secretary of state for defense, to a powerful U.S. senator were enough to keep the U.S. Senate's Appropriations Committee from zeroing funds for an alternate engine for the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter (JSF). ... full story 23 Sep 16:51 EDT (20:51 GMT)
BY KATE BRANNEN
In making its case for the tri-national Medium Extended Air Defense System (MEADS), Lockheed Martin announced Sept. 22 that over the lifetime of the program, MEADS would be more affordable than already fielded air and missile defense systems. ... full story 22 Sep 16:50 EDT (20:50 GMT)
BY JOHN REED
Lockheed Martin and Pentagon officials confirmed Sept. 22 that the company has reached an agreement with the Pentagon on the highly anticipated buy of 32 F-35 Joint Strike Fighters, known as the low rate initial production lot 4 (LRIP-4). ... full story 22 Sep 13:52 EDT (17:52 GMT)
Asia & Pacific Rim »
Indian Missile Fails To Launch for Routine TestBY VIVEK RAGHUVANSHI
NEW DELHI - India's short-range, nuclear-capable Prithvi-II missile failed to launch Sept. 24 during a test at the Chandipur missile range in the eastern state of Orissa. ...full story 24 Sep 14:11 EDT (18:11 GMT)
AGENCE FRANCE-PRESSE
TAIPEI - Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao has suggested that mainland missiles pointing at Taiwan could one day be removed, Taipei-based media reported Sept. 24. ... full story 24 Sep 11:40 EDT (15:40 GMT)
AGENCE FRANCE-PRESSE
NEW DELHI - India and the U.S. are likely to sign a $3.5 billion defense deal, the biggest ever between the two countries, according to a report released Sept. 22. ... full story 22 Sep 08:14 EDT (12:14 GMT)
Middle East & Africa »
Germany's ThyssenKrupp Pulls Out Of IranAGENCE FRANCE-PRESSE
BERLIN - ThyssenKrupp became on Sept. 23 Germany's latest corporate giant to announce it was pulling out of Iran as part of Western pressure on the Islamic republic over its nuclear program. ... full story 23 Sep 08:34 EDT (12:34 GMT)
AGENCE FRANCE-PRESSE
MOSCOW - Russia joining the ban on supplying arms such as missile systems and military aircraft to Iran will not mean a complete halt on military and technical cooperation between Moscow and the country, Russia's deputy foreign minister said Sept. 23. ... full story 23 Sep 08:31 EDT (12:31 GMT)
AGENCE FRANCE-PRESSE
MOSCOW - Russia has dropped plans to supply Iran with S-300 missiles because they are subject to international sanctions, a top general said Sept. 22, in the strongest confirmation yet of the leadership's intentions to put the controversial sale on ice. ... full story
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