An Australian Army Black Hawk helicopter made an emergency landing in Papua New Guinea after experiencing engine problems.
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U.S. lawmakers want development rights to Iron Dome
U.S. lawmakers have agreed to continue funding Israel’s Iron Dome anti-missile system as long as the United States has development rights to the weapon system.
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RAF E-3D cleared to fly again
The Royal Air Force has cleared its E-3D fleet to fly again after they were suspended from flying non-essential missions on Apr. 12.
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Ukraine close to selling R-27 (AA-10) to India
Ukraine is close to selling the R-27 (NATO: AA-10 Alamo) air-to-air missile to India. The deal by Artem is awaiting approval from the Ukrainian government.
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If you can’t build it, steal it. Taiwanese pair accused of planning to steal E-2C for China
Two Taiwanese nationals, a man and a woman, has been charged in court for trying to buy U.S. military technology for Beijing.
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