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August 06, 2009
Gulf country seeks U.S. Hellfire missiles
Washington (UPI) Aug 5, 2009
The United Arab Emirates has asked to buy U.S.-made missiles and warning systems, a U.S. Department of Defense agency said. The Defense Security Cooperation Agency, a Pentagon group that promotes military-to-military contacts and transfer of defense materiel to U.S. allies, has formally informed the U.S. Congress of the possible sale. A release from DSCA said the United Arab Emir ... read more

Australia finalizes frigate upgrade
Melbourne (UPI) Aug 5, 2009
Australia has given final approval to put its eight ANZAC-class frigates through a major $133 million anti-ship missile upgrade. The minister for defense, Sen. John Faulkner, and the minister for defense personnel, materiel and science, Greg Combet, jointly made the announcement of the anti-ship missile defense plan. ASMD involves a comprehensive upgrade of the ANZAC frigates, i ... more
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    Pentagon plans speeding up 'bunker buster' bomb
    Washington (AFP) Aug 3, 2009
    The US military said on Monday it wants to speed up production plans for an enormous "bunker buster" bomb, amid international concern over underground nuclear sites in Iran and North Korea. The Pentagon has asked Congress for extra money to ensure the massive ordinance penetrator (MOP) would be ready by July 2010, spokesman Bryan Whitman told reporters. "The department has asked for repr ... more

    SAfrica selling arms to repressive states: opposition
    Cape Town (AFP) Aug 2, 2009
    A crisis in South Africa's arms control body has resulted in weapon deals being authorised to repressive regimes such as Iran, Libya, Zimbabwe and North Korea, the main opposition party said Sunday. Democratic Alliance shadow minister of defence David Maynier said "several dodgy deals appear to have slipped through the cracks" as the arms control body has failed to meet regularly and produce ... more

    Algeria joins region's arms industry
    Algiers, Algeria (UPI) Jul 29, 2009
    Algerian President Abdelaziz Bouteflika this month established two companies that will manufacture equipment for the North African country's military, a move aimed at building up an indigenous defense industry. Bouteflika's effort falls within a concerted drive across the Arab world to develop a regional arms industry that has gathered momentum in recent years. The region's state ... more

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  • Northrop Grumman Awarded Navy Contract To Study Air And Missile Defense Radar Concepts

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    Protecting Birds And Bats From Wind Turbines
    Ithaca NY (SPX) Jul 29, 2009
    Thirty top wildlife scientists-including five from Cornell - have announced agreement on some of the highest research priorities to help America's rapidly growing wind energy industry produce much-needed alternative energy while also providing safe passage for birds and bats. This coalition of scientists from industry, government, nongovernmental organizations and universities met recently ... more

    Arrow 2 test failure a 'serious setback'
    Tel Aviv, Israel (UPI) Jul 27, 2009
    The failure of an upgraded Arrow 2 missile interceptor in a test off the Californian coast was seen as a serious setback for Israel's main defense system at a time when Iran is accelerating its long-range ballistic missile program. The Arrow test scheduled for July 22 was aborted on three occasions because of technical malfunctions, including communications glitches between the missile ... more

    Genetically altered crops grow 'in secret'
    Tadcaster, England (UPI) Jul 27, 2009
    A British university has quietly resumed growing genetically modified potatoes a year after protesters ripped up the crop, prompting calls of foul play. The 400 plants in the field near Tadcaster, 15 miles east of Leeds and 10 miles west of York, were originally removed in May 2008, just weeks after planting, as a result of damage caused by unidentified environmentalists. ... more

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  • Boeing tests Super Hornet for Australia

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