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The updated agreement includes new enhancements to the existing Incidents at Sea Agreement (INCSEA) between the two nations. Go to Source Author:

“The limiting factor is not the lack of planes,” NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg told reporters in a virtual press conference after the Aug. 20 ministerial meeting. “The limiting factor now is actually… Go to Source Author: Vivienne Machi

The UAV was developed in 2015 and displayed at two 2017 trade shows, with an original expected date of mass production in 2018. Go to Source Author: Agnes Helou

Three industry groups are set to meet Friday with U.S. government representatives about getting former employees out of Afghanistan. Go to Source Author: Marjorie Censer

In a joint statement, the nations pledged to upgrade NORAD’s sensors and modernize the data infrastructure needed to detect more threats faster. Go to Source Author: Nathan Strout

If you’re in the business of selling drones, precision weapons or stealth technology, Morocco’s Air Force could be your next customer. Go to Source Author: Agnes Helou

Earlier this year, HAL secured a $6.5 billion order from the Indian Air Force for the supply of 83 Tejas fighters. Go to Source Author: Vivek Raghuvanshi

From AFA to AUSA to FEINDEF, global trade shows are taking a variety of steps to address the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. Go to Source Author: Defense News staff

Taiwan’s Defense Ministry said in a statement it had fully grasped and assessed the situation in the sea and air, and was prepared to respond in each respect. Go to Source Author: The Associated Press

“NATO’s focus right now is to ensure the safe departure of personnel from allied and partner countries, and all of the Afghans who have helped us,” Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg told reporters. Go to Source Author: Vivienne Machi