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The U.S. Government Accountability Office and the Pentagon Inspector General have raised issues with the F135 engine program.
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A spokesman from Saab says his company will not negotiate with Argentina over the sale of Gripen fighters.
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Poland will decide on a new attack helicopter later this year, Deputy Defense Minister Czeslaw Mroczek said.
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Taiwan’s military has confirmed that an upgraded IDF fighter was put under radar lock-on by a Chinese S-300 air defense missile system last year.
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Twenty Vietnamese orphans airlifted to the United States 40-years ago under Operation Babylift were reunited with the soldiers who took part in their rescue at the New Jersey Vietnam Veterans Memorial on Apr. 25.