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Berlin had decided to buy between four to six C-130Js and operate them as a pool together with aircraft being purchase by France, the Wall Street Journal said.
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The AH-64E Apache Guardian might not be the final variant of the formidable attack helicopter as the U.S. Army is pondering whether to move to a new block upgrade that bridges the gap with the Future Vertical Lift (FVL) program.
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German newspaper Die Welt reported that production work on the Eurofighter in Germany is expected to come to an end.
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South Korea would like to increase its stockpile of 170 Taurus cruise missiles by buying 90 more, Korean Times reported.
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The U.S. Navy has confirmed that three of its warships are now operating off the coast of Yemen after HSV-2 was attacked by Houthi forces.
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