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Rapid Fire 2010-07-27: Prithvi 2
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* Keeping the Edge: US should ensure Israel maintains its qualitative edge in armaments when it approves arms sales to Israel’s Arab neighbors – such as F-15s to Saudi Arabia – the Israeli defense minister tells the Washington Post during his US visit. * On Target: India successfully shot down a modified Prithvi 2 ballistic missile with a supersonic interceptor AAD missile, developed by the government’s Defence Research and Development Organisation, as part of a test of the country’s ballistic missile defense system. * TASC in Chantilly, VA snags a contract worth more than $200 million to provide systems engineering and integration work for the USAF Infrared Space Systems Wing’s Overhead Persistent Infrared (OPIR) missile defense mission area, which includes the DSP and SBIRS-High satellite systems. * Cyber Crime’s Financial Bite: Cyber crime costs the US defense industry the most of any industry – $16 million per year – according to a survey by IT research organization Ponemon Institute. * On the Move: BAE Systems’ hiring of ManTech President Lawrence Prior is seen as move to expand BAE’s US defense business into cybersecurity, intelligence analysis, and equipment repair and modernization. * First Lady Michelle Obama christens the Stratton, which will […]
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