The Taiwan-born U.S. Navy officer accused of espionage has hired a legal team from Tully Rinckey to fight against the charges.
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Russia testing the United 40 UAV
The Adcom United 40 unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) is undergoing flight testing in Russia’s Akhtubinsk flight test center, Jane’s reported.
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Harry S. Truman CSG to remain on station for another month
U.S. Central Command requested and got approval for the Harry S. Truman Carrier Strike Group (CSG) to remain on station in the Middle East for another 30 days.
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First flight of the Ka-62
The Kamov Ka-62 twin-engine helicopter has made its first flight on Apr. 28.
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Pakistan will have to pay more than $700 million for 8 F-16s
An anonymous senior U.S. state department official told the BBC that the sale of eight F-16s to Pakistan will no longer be entitled to foreign military financing aid. This means that Islamabad will have to pay up more than $700 million to buy the jets.
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