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Archives by date > 2010 > February > 24th

Rapid Fire: 2010-02-25

Feb 24, 2010 21:03 UTC

  • Pentagon officials brief Congress on terms of $35 billion aerial tanking competition, release final RFP.

  • Spanish defense minister says 7 member governments backing the A400M military transport plane have reached agreement in principle. Details said to be forthcoming on Thursday.

  • Israel’s “Iron Dome” rocket/artillery defense system faces skepticism in Israel.

  • US Army’s new Afghan airdrop system: just heave it out the door…

  • US Army Patriot missiles headed to Poland in April 2010.

  • UK parliamentary panel criticizes Defense Ministry for losing track of sensitive equipment and wasting hundreds of millions of British pounds.

  • BAE brings cutting edge “shake, rattle and roll” testing equipment to UK from USA; aimed at Warrior WCSP and FRES-Scout armored vehicle programs.

  • New engine support contract for France’s Rafale – or just approval to negotiate one?

  • USAF STRATCOM may have lifted its thumb drive ban – but the US Army hasn’t.

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