Chinese drone manufacturer DJI is facing trouble doing business in the U.S with all kinds of legal hurdles and has filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Pentagon, while Raytheon has been fined almost $1 billion and Sweden’s Saab has been subpoenaed for its sale of Gripen fighters to Brazil.
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Australia, Taiwan in $$$$ missile defence buys
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•Boeing pitches Indian F/A-18 line with HAL, Mahindra
Boeing has offered the Block III Super Hornet to the Indian Navy & IAF
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•‘Make in India’ minus military preparedness?
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•DAC clears Apaches for army
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•Raytheon receives Stinger order for Indian Apache helos
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•Boeing to clarify F/A-18 Make in India offer
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•Saab adds GaN AESA co-dev to Make in India Gripen pitch
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•Boeing scouts AH-6i market
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•MBDA offers co-dev on 5th Gen anti-tank missile
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•Indian defense ministry team in US
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•What Ashton Carter wants from India
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•Navy’s P-8I takes off
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•Vivek Lall leading new RIL tech venture
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•Lall, who joined Reliance Industries Limited (RIL) two weeks back, is reporting directly to the Chairman and Managing Director, Mukesh Ambani. His brief is to stand up the new venture, which will focus on technologies like advanced material sciences and advanced communications technologies, that are likely to have a bouquet of applications in the homeland security, aerospace and defense sectors.
Raytheon’s offering at Aero India
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•US defense systems manufacturer Raytheon plans to exhibit a wide range of products and programs in the areas of Intelligence, Surveillance And Reconnaissance (ISR), Command, Control And Communications (C3), integrated air & missile defense, missile systems, radar and homeland security (including coastal/maritime security), at Aero India 2011 in Bangalore next week.