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Archives by date > 2010 > June > 6th

Rapid Fire: 2010-06-07

Jun 06, 2010 21:39 UTC

  • Pakistan to increase its defense spending by 17% in FY 2010-2011 to fund war against Taliban/ al-Qaeda in its “lawless frontier.”

  • Britain contracting with BAE for a better 5.56mm bullet, under their MASS umbrella contract. Major improvements like 6.5mm Grendel, or 6.8mm SPC, are not under consideration.

  • Britain commissions HMS Dauntless destroyer into service. Now all it needs are working weapons.

  • Canada takes delivery of its first C-130J aerial transport, per early delivery contract.

  • DCNS begins cutting steel for Brazil’s new attack submarines.

  • “Government in a Box” concept running into difficulties in Marjah, Afghanistan.

  • Boeing aims to boost international defense sales to 20-25% of total defense revenues, including selling more F-15 and F-18 fighter jets, CH-47 Chinook transport helicopters, AH-64 Apache attack helicopters to Asian countries.

  • US cyber chief backs talks with Russia to curb cyber warfare. That still leaves China…

  • New report by the National Academy of Public Administration says US pay-for-performance system for civilian defense intelligence analysts is “seriously flawed.” How flawed is the alternative?

  • Does Burma want to join the nuclear club? Opposition group thinks so.

  • Fear the Turtle: University of Maryland, Lockheed Martin to team on national security R&D.

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