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Australia’s government has announced that it will spend $1 billion to give the Royal Australian Navy long-range anti-ship missiles, extended range surface-to-air missiles, advanced light weight torpedoes, and maritime land strike capabilities.
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The Indian government is developing a 3.2km-long stretch of highway in Sultanpur district, Uttar Pradesh into a road highway that will allow Rafales and Su-30MKIs to land.
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One of the F4H-1F that the U.S. Navy had used for testing is now for sale at a price of $3.25 million.
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“Don’t scoff the duck” is an term used during air-to-air combat briefings by the U.S. Air Force on the threat posed by the AA-10D heat-seeking missile. It is also the name of a toy duck that regularly flies inside the cockpits of F-15Es.
Mitsubishi Electric was awarded a research contract by the Japanese Ministry of Defense for detection of ballistic missiles using satellites. The bid submitted by the company was just 22 Japense Yen.
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