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U.S. companies keen to enter Indian defence market
Hindu, 11 November 2011
The United States may have lost the competition for the Indian Air Force Medium Multirole Combat Aircraft but companies in the country remain in the race to support products for the fourth-generation 
fighter aircraft with missiles ...


India to ink $1.2-bn deal with US for 6 more military transport aircraft
Times of India, 29 October 2011
NEW DELHI: India is going to soon ink yet another $1.2-billion deal with the US for six more C-130J " Super Hercules" military transport aircraft, even as the IAF gears up for intensive training on the first ...


Second India-Oman joint air exercises end
Hindu, 22 October 2011
The Indian Air Force completed its second joint exercise with its counterparts from Oman whose northern tip is located at the Straits of Hormuz, entrance to the crucial Gulf and 35 km opposite Iran. The previous exercise was held ...


Only pilots with experience will fly MiG-21s: IAF
Indian Express, 1 September 2011
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Korea Takes Delivery of 3 More F-15K Fighter Jets
ChosunIbo, 23 August 2011
Three F-15K fighter jets made by Boeing in the U.S. were delivered to an airbase in Daegu on Monday. The F-15K, or "Slam Eagle," is now the main fighter jet of the South Korean ...


MI-171 deal: Air Force Commander
Daily Mirror, 19 August 2011
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PAF completes production of 26 JF-17 jets
The News, 9 August 2011
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U.S. plans to provide Iraq with wiretapping system
Washington Post, 31 July 2011
The United States is planning to provide the Iraqi government with a wiretapping system to eavesdrop on cellular calls and messages “to assist in combating criminal organizations and insurgencies,” according to a U.S. Air Force ...








India, US ink $4.1bn deal for C-17 jets
Times of India, 16 June 2011
NEW DELHI: All the 10 C-17 Globemaster-III strategic airlift aircraft with associated equipment, which India is buying from the US at a cost of $4.1 billion in the largest-ever bilateral defence deal, will be 
delivered to IAF within ...




Radars were inactive, not jammed: PAF
The News, 8 May 2011
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Air Force has assured the government that no foreign helicopters or fighter planes will be allowed to violate the Pakistani air space in future and if ordered, the PAF can shoot down 
the US ...


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