The U.S. Court of Appeals has ruled that a lower court was wrong to dismiss Raytheon’s lawsuit against Flir Commercial Systems for stealing trade secrets related to infrared cameras.
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Bogdan replaces Venlet as JSF program manager
The Pentagon has nominated Maj. Gen. Christopher C. Bogdan as the next director of the Joint Strike Fighter program and he will be promoted to Lt. Gen.
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Belorussian special forces to get ultralights, UAVs
As part of an effort to modernize the Belarus armed forces, its special forces will be equipped with T-2M-3 ultralight aircraft and Moskit and Lastochka UAVs.
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Indian Air Force finds MiG-29 pilot’s remains
The Indian Air Force has managed to find some body parts believed to be from a MiG-29 pilot that crash in the mountains of Lahual-Spiti in Himachal Pradesh nearly ten months ago.
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Australia rejects call to expand base to service U.S aircraft carriers
Australia’s Defense Minister Stephen Smith has rejected a proposal by the Center for Strategic and International Studies to expand a naval base in Perth to service a U.S. carrier battle group.
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