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Afghanistan has place a $70 million order to buy eight sets of the Insitu ScanEagle UAS under the Foreign Military Sales program. These systems consist of 65 ScanEagle Air Vehicles.
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Anonymous Indian officials told The Economic Times that Dassault is in talks to set up a Rafale production line in India that will cater to potential orders from New Delhi plus exporting to other countries.
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Six Polish Air Force pilots have been chosen to become the first instructors to go to Italy for conversion training on the M-346.
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Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is expected to sign a deal for the US-2 amphibious aircraft with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his upcoming state visit to India.
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Polish daily Rzeczpospolita says Warsaw will launch a tender in 2016 for nine batteries of short-range air defense systems.
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