Yemen’s Houthis forces have unveiled four unmanned aerial vehicles that are designed and manufactured in the country.
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U.S. Navy still can’t figure out how to dispose carrier Enterprise
The U.S. Navy issued a request for proposal last year asking the industry on how to dispose non-nuclear portions of USS Enterprise. It has since recalled the request after determining that it requires more time to decide on the best option.
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Germany will continue to operate CH-53s till 2030
Germany intends to keep its CH-53 fleet running till 2030. To achieve that, it has awarded Airbus Helicopters a contract to retrofit 26 helicopters.
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DoD confirms MQ-1 retirement next year
The Pentagon has confirmed that it will retire the MQ-1 fleet early next year. Its role will be taken over by the MQ-9.
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Taiwan to merge Air Defense Missile Command under Air Force on Mar. 1
News outlets in Taiwan report that the country’s Air Defense Missile Command, currently reporting directly to the Ministry of National Defense, will be merge under the Air Force on Mar. 1.
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