An audit has found Mitsubishi Electric Corp. of overcharging the Japanese Defense Ministry by overstating employee working hours on certain projects dating from around 1970.
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Terma to upgrade EW suite of Danish EH-101
Terma and the Danish Defence Acquisition and Logistics Organization (DALO) recently signed a contract for upgrading the Electronic Warfare (EW) suite on the RDAF EH-101.
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Boeing anticipating first V-22 export next year
Mark Ballew, Boeingss director of business development for mobility rotorcraft, said his company is expecting to export the V-22 next year along with the CH-47F.
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Saab vice chairman says terminal velocity and acceleration are not important, but radar, sensors, communications and weapons are
Saab vice chairman Lennart Sindahl said in an interview with Neue Zürcher Zeitung that the Gripen E for Switzerland may not be the strongest or the fastest but it’ll be the most modern.
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GE, UT selected for Adaptive Engine Technology Development program
The U.S. Air Force has enlisted GE Aviation and United Technologies for the Adaptive Engine Technology Development program.
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