One hundred German Leopard 2 tanks that were kept will storage will be brought back into service.
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One hundred German Leopard 2 tanks that were kept will storage will be brought back into service.
By synaxonag (Flickr: ILÜ 2012) [CC BY 2.0], via Wikimedia Commons
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Chinese President Xi Jinping is on a state visit to Pakistan today and the PAF will send eight JF-17 fighters to escort his plane into Islamabad airport.
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Source: Alert 5
Over the next two years, the U.S. Army will gradually shift 24 AH-64 attach helicopters out of Germany and move them to Alaska.
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Source: Alert 5
As the U.S. Marine Corps shifts away from operations in Afghanistan, Iraq and towards the Pacific, the service recognizes the need to have large unmanned aircraft capable of operating from ships.
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Brig. Gen. (sel.) Karsten Heckl, the assistant deputy commandant for aviation, said large aircraft are necessary in order to fulfill roles such as airborne early warning or medical evacuation.
Source: Alert 5
Defense News reported that Pakistan is evaluating the KAI T-50 supersonic jet trainer for its needs.
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Source: Alert 5
Saab is keen to sell its Gripen NG to India as a replacement for the MiG-21 or share its expertise in developing the Tejas Mark II fighter.
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The company however want any discussions to be conducted at the government-to-government level.
Source: Alert 5
The British military is in talks with Raytheon UK for a new oder of Paveway IV bombs in order to replenish the stocks used in Iraq.
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Source: Alert 5
Author Peter Collier and documentary photographer Nick Del Calzo have started a Kickstarter campaign to raise funds for their coffee-table book on America’s remaining fighter aces.
The pair hoped to raise $65,000 by May 3 to cover production costs.
All profits from the book “Wings of Valor” will go to the American Fighter Aces Association.
Source: Alert 5