Northrop Grumman fires new solid rocket motor, launches innovation campaign
The company has no doubt been looking somewhat nervously into the rear view mirror as new competitors race into the skyrocketing Pentagon market.
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Lockheed begins delivering long-range PrSM Increment 1 to Army
“The delivery of Precision Strike Missile Increment 1 early operational capability missiles follows successful production qualification testing in November,” the service wrote in a short statement.
HAL’s Nashik Division To Chip In With Eight TEJAS Aircraft Annually
The Nashik unit of the Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) will soon start contributing to the production of Light Combat Aircraft (LCA) TEJAS in the country. The HAL spokesperson in Bangalore, confirmed that the work has started in this regard and at least eight TEJAS aircraft will be produced annually at Nashik. It was also confirmed that the set-up is already available at HAL, Nashik and it
‘Conveyed Full Range of Security Concerns’: India On Fighting In Myanmar
NEW DELHI: India has informed Myanmar of its full range of security concerns, especially challenges on the border such as refugee flows, following a surge in fighting between resistance forces and government troops in recent weeks.Members of an ethnic armed forces group, one of the three militias known as the Three Brotherhood Alliance, check an army armoured vehicle the group allegedly seized
‘No Other Way Than Taking Up Kashmir Issue To UN’: Farooq Abdullah On Amit Shah’s Jibe On Nehru
In a fiery session in the Lok Sabha, Shah claimed that if Jawaharlal Nehru had taken the right steps, Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) would be an integral part of India todayNEW DELHI: Former chief minister of Jammu and Kashmir Farooq Abdullah defended the first PM of the country, Jawaharlal Nehru after Home Minister Amit Shah on Wednesday blamed Nehru for "two major blunders" — one of them for
Omar Abdullah Takes U-Turn Says Tral No More Tora Bora of Kashmir, Situation Has Improved Considerably
Tral: One month after claiming that situation in J&K has not changed, but the government has been misleading people about it former Jammu and Kashmir chief minister and National Conference vice-president, Omar Abdullah on Thursday took a U-turn by acknowledging that conditions in the Union Territory have improved.Addressing a NC convention at Tral—once a hotbed of terrorism—Omar said, “Who
