The United States will no longer pursue a plan to deploy the U.S. Army’s Strategic Mid-Range Fires (SMRF) System in Japan.
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IAI unveils revolutionary hand-launched VTOL Point Blank missile
Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) has unveiled the Point Blank electro-optically guided missile, a precision missile that it is rapidly developing for the Irregular Warfare Technical Support Directorate (IWTSD) of the US Department of Defense (DoD).
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Jordan signs contract toby 12 F-16 fighters
Jordan has signed a contract to buy 12 new F-16 fighters from the United States. The agreement was signed by the commander of the Royal Jordanian Air Force, Brigadier Gen. Pilot Mohamed Fathi Hyasat, and representatives from the U.S. Embassy in Jordan.
Photo: Jordanian Armed Forces
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Serbia will only acquire five Mi-35s from Cyprus
Negotiations between Serbia and Cyprus for the sale of Mi-35 attack helicopters are in the final stages. The Serbian Armed Forces are set to purchase a total of five aircraft from the Cypriot National Guard. Serbia will have a total of nine Mi-35 helicopters after the delivery.
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F-15 Global Strike Eagle
Imagine seeing an F-15E Strike Eagle with no souls onboard take off with a large missile mounted on top of the fueslage, it’s a pretty cool sight to behold. In 2006, Boeing proposed an unmanned variant of the F-15E Strike Eagle, called the F-15 Global Strike Eagle (GSE), for air-launching missiles with the launch vehicle mounted dorsally.
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