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Rapid Fire 2010-03-12: Chinese Sea Denial
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* CSBA Paper looks at potential US responses to China’s sea-denial doctrines: “Why AirSea Battle?” [PDF]. Defense Tech moves to strike up a conversation. * Indian Air Force signs EUR 560 million contract for 12 AW101 VIP helicopters. * Are trans-Atlantic defense partnerships viable? Wall Street Journal weighs in. * So do European governments and firms, as ripples continue to spread from the KC-X tanker bid pullout by Round 1 winners EADS/Northrop Grumman. * US and South Korea exercises prelude to that country taking over wartime operational control of its forces in 2012. Defense against WMD a focus. DoD article | CCTV.com report | AFP | Korea Herald | JoongAng Daily * Navistar expects orders for US military trucks to raise profits in 2010. * L-3’s STRATIS division wins $230.9 million contract recompete to provide intelligence support services to US and multinational forces in Iraq; division also snags $24.8 million US Special Ops imagery contract. * Sikorsky’s H-92/CH-148 Cyclone naval helicopter prototype arrives in Canada for trials. * Northrop demonstrates LITENING surveillance and targeting pod on a Super Hornet; Raytheon’s ATFLIR had been the only qualified option. * South Africa: “Navy ready to defend World Cup.” We still don’t think […]
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