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November 19, 2009
Russian defence funding at 'unprecedented' level: Putin
Moscow (AFP) Nov 18, 2009
Russia has provided an "unprecedented" 970 billion roubles (22.6 billion euros, 33.8 billion dollars) to its defence industry this year, Prime Minister Vladimir Putin said Wednesday. State support for the sector had helped it grow by 3.8 percent since the start of the year despite the economic downturn, Putin said in comments reported by Russian news agencies. "During the recession we ... read more

Three Arab Nations Purchase Raytheon AMRAAM
Dubai, UAE (SPX) Nov 19, 2009
The U.S. government executed separate Letters of Offer and Acceptance with three of its key allies to purchase Raytheon's AIM-120C-7 Advanced Medium Range Air-to-Air Missile (AMRAAM). The three countries, in the order they signed their LOAs, are Kuwait, Morocco and Jordan. "The AIM-120C-7 provides unparalleled air combat and air defense capabilities," said Col. Michael Andersen ... more

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Top US officer warns of attacks ahead of Iraq vote
Baghdad (AFP) Nov 18, 2009
The top US military officer in Iraq warned on Wednesday of attacks in the run-up to an expected January general election and said he would ask Washington to alter troop drawdown plans if necessary. General Ray Odierno told reporters in Baghdad that although all American combat troops are due to pull out by August 2010, the plan was flexible and could change between now and May if the ... more

French-German meeting to discuss A400M
Paris (UPI) Nov 18, 2009
French Defense Minister Herve Morin Wednesday in Paris met with his German counterpart Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg to discuss a range of security issues including the Airbus A400M military transport aircraft program. Defensenews.com quoted Morin as saying that zu Guttenberg's first visit to France as defense minister would include talks on the troubled plane program. It is in a ... more

Web security company warns of 'cyber arms race'
Washington (AFP) Nov 17, 2009
Warning of a "cyber arms race," a leading Web security firm said Tuesday that China, France, Israel, Russia and the United States were among countries that have developed "cyber weapons." "McAfee began to warn of the global cyber arms race more than two years ago, but now we're seeing increasing evidence that it's become real," said Dave DeWalt, president and chief executive of McAfee Inc. ... more

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  • Simple Test Could Offer Cheap Solution To Detecting Landmines

  • Arabs go for air power to counter Iran

  • Hope but few gains on Obama's China debut

  • Boeing Awarded JDAM Production Contract

  • Iran sends warships to Yemeni waters

  • Afghan village armies fight Taliban
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    Outside View: Diversity an Army euphemism?
    Helsinki, Finland (UPI) Nov 18, 2009
    According to the Sept. 18 report from the U.S. Army Diversity Office (yes, there is one) titled "Military Leadership Diversity Commission," diversity is defined as "the different attributes, experiences and backgrounds of our Soldiers, Civilians and Family members that further enhance our global capabilities and contribute to an adaptive, culturally astute Army." Those are wonderful ... more

    Outside View: Testing Obama's predicament
    Washington (UPI) Nov 18, 2009
    After eight years of war and huge expenditures of national treasure, is the United States really serious about succeeding in Afghanistan and Pakistan? Or, given the seemingly intractable nature of these conflicts and the exquisite difficulties of coping with foreign cultures, are the United States and its allies embarked on a mission that is unwinnable by most definitions? These questions ... more

    Most security products fail early tests
    Mechanicsburg, Pa. (UPI) Nov 18, 2009
    Nearly 80 percent of security products fail to perform as intended when they are first tested and often require two or more rounds of tests before they can secure certification, a new report warns. The ICSA Labs Product Assurance Report, the first study of its kind co-authored by the Verizon Business Data Breach Investigations Report research team, lists lessons learned from testing ... more

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  • US missile hits militants in Pakistan tribal area: officials

  • Iran rejects UN-drafted nuclear fuel deal

  • N.Korea nuke talks top Obama agenda in Seoul

  • US forces under strain but not at 'tipping point': Mullen

  • Iraq poll in jeopardy as VP vetoes law

  • Israeli tycoon slams French arms-smuggling conviction

  • Obama raises rights but impact uncertain
  • Bears get satellite collars in Indian Kashmir: officials
  • Dutch approve project to store CO2 underground
  • Iraq wants France's Total to work in its oilfields: Talabani
  • Global crisis a wake-up call for China, Asia: Stephen Roach
  • NASA chief ready to work with China on space exploration
  • UK's Largest Fully-Autonomous UAS Completes Initial Flight Trials
  • US, China to step up military, space cooperation

  • US Afghan supply flights over Russia still not on: US
  • Kuwaiti firm charged with defrauding US military
  • Pakistan says towns cleared in Taliban offensive
  • Yemen's prided jambia hits tough times
  • Boeing Receives Study Contract For Submarine-Tracking UAS
  • Netanyahu warns of Iran threat from Israeli missile ship
  • Oshkosh To Supply Egypt With Heavy Equipment Transporters
  • IAEA inspects nuclear research reactor in Syria

  • Militants' retaliation escalates
  • Obama, Hu set for key talks in Beijing
  • N.Korea strikes milder note on eve of Obama trip to Seoul
  • India pledges full security for nuclear sites
  • US urges EU, Gulf states to help Iraqi refugees
  • Rajavi: Iran overhauls security service
  • NATO, Britain stress Afghan handover plans
  • Web security company warns of 'cyber arms race'



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