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An executive from Boeing said his company has been engaged in “ping-pong” discussions with the Canadian government on the latter’s upcoming fighter competition.
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During a joint press conference with his Slovak counterpart, Czech Prime Minister Bohuslav Sobotka disclosed that both countries are expected to sign a joint sky agreement to safeguard their skies later this year.
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Canadian and Polish soldiers recently practice fast rope rappelling, mounting and dismounting from Polish W3W Falcon and Mi-17 helicopters during Exercise MAPLE DETACHMENT.
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The U.S. Air Force’s Air Combat Command has declared initial operational capability for the QF-16 full-scale aerial target (FSAT) on Sept. 23.
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Jordan’s King Abdallah has promised to help Kenya train its fighter pilots. The King was in Nairobi for a one-day visit and the training is part of a series of measures by Jordan to assist Kenya in battling terrorism.
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