The long running A-12 Avenger dispute between Boeing, General Dynamics and the U.S. government has come to a close.
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Saab accused of meddling with Swiss referendum on Gripen
Those opposed to the Swiss government plan to purchase the Gripen says Saab has been quietly financing campaigners who are in favor of the purchase.
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JASDF orders more ACMI system from Cubic
The Japan Air Self Defense Forces (JASDF) has awarded Cubic contracts to supply additional rangeless Air Combat Training System (ACTS) equipment.
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Boeing gets $75 million down payment from Congress for Super Hornets
The U.S. Congress has decided to pay $75 million to Boeing as down payment for 22 Super Hornets that the U.S. Navy didn’t order.
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Enhanced Paveway II tested on Mirage 2000
A penetrator variant of the Enhanced Paveway II GBU-50 was successfully demonstrated from a Mirage 2000D.
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