Defence Notes
Aero India 2021: Small gaps remain in India-US collaboration
Cooperation and partnerships between India and the US have been the buzzwords at Aero India 2021, with senior officials highlighting the close relationship between the countries.
There was much talk of how Indian procurement of US equipment and joint exercises will improve interoperability between the two armed forces — but ...
Want to read more?
To read this article, along with thousands of others like it, start your Premium News free trial.
Start Trial or log in hereMore from Defence Notes
-
PODCAST: Polish helo procurement, CAE mega-deal and second-hand naval vessel
Welcome to Episode 9 of the third series of The Weekly Defence Podcast. Listen on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify and more. Sign up to an early email alert ...
-
INDOPACOM chief urges Congress to boost funding
Some $27 billion is needed from 2022 to 2027, according to a new report from Indo-Pacific Command.
-
Space Force renews support partnership for PARCS
Multifunction phased-array radar is designed to detect and track intercontinental and sea-launched missiles.
-
PREMIUM: V4 member states plan more joint procurement
Just as they previously pooled their military resources into a common EU Battlegroup, the four Visegrad Group member states aim to expand on their maiden common procurement programme.
-
General Atomics subsidiary takes on Dornier 228 manufacturing
RUAG International completes sale of RUAG Aerospace Services to General Atomics Europe.
-
PREMIUM: US researchers claim progress in self-propelled materials
Lessons from nature inform US Army-funded research into new ways of moving machines. If this research is taken further forward, it could result in vehicles that do not consume large quantities of fuel or require bulky motors.