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1,200 Patriots, 1,000 Tomahawks: Expensive Weapons US Burnt Through In War
The US military has said it struck more than 13,000 targets, but officials told NYT that the figure masks the vast number of bombs and missiles it used because warplanes, attack planes and artillery typically strike large targets multiple times.
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Video: Moment When US F-35 Stealth Fighter Was Hit In Skies Above Iran
It would mark the first known instance of Iran hitting one of the US military's most advanced and expensive aircraft in the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.
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Is That A Damaged Tail? US Tanker Visuals Fuel Mid-Air Collision Buzz
The US today lost a large aerial refuelling aircraft over Iraq, in what was one of the biggest American military hardware losses after the destruction of an expensive radar of the anti-missile system THAAD just days ago.
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Iran Sends Its Cheap And Best 'Shahed' Drones At Expensive Targets
Iran is seeing the results of focussed investments on developing military drones as its Shahed series including loitering munitions were seen in the skies above Dubai. One such drone reportedly hit an area in the city; locals have shared visuals.
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War Expenses, Secretive Spending Eating Away Russia's Budget
Russia is keeping an unprecedented one-third of its budget spending out of the public eye, a stark measure of how a year of war against Ukraine has redrawn government finances and economic priorities.
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Alternatives To Russian Weapons "Too Expensive", India Told US: Report
India is optimistic about talks next week with the US on military cooperation even as the Biden administration becomes more vocal in rebuking New Delhi over its reluctance to criticize Russia's war in Ukraine, people familiar with the matter said.
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India To Get Military Commands In 3 Years, Biggest Restructuring Ever
In three years from now, India will begin operationalising Military Commands which integrate the operations of the Army, Air Force and Navy, in the biggest restructuring in India's military history.
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Imran Khan To Live In Military Secretary's Residence Instead Of PM House
Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan yesterday said he will not be staying in the sprawling Prime Minister House but in the military secretary's three-bedroom house.
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If Centre Can't Fund Military Children's Studies, We Can: Amarinder Singh
Punjab Chief Minister Capt Amarinder Singh said on Saturday that his government was willing to pay for educational expenses of the children of those killed or disabled in the line of duty.
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New Device Could Make Hydrogen Cars Affordable For Masses
Scientists have designed a device that can use solar energy to inexpensively and efficiently create and store energy, which could be used to power electronic devices, and to create hydrogen fuel for eco-friendly cars. The device could make hydrogen cars affordable because it produces hydrogen using nickel, iron and cobalt - elements that are much m...
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Beside 7 Percent Hike In Defence Budget, China To Not Make Actual Spending Target Public
China pledged more support for its military on Sunday including strengthening maritime and air defences as it takes steps to safeguard its sovereignty, but in a highly unusual move did not give spending figures for 2017 despite promises of transparency.
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Donald Trump Blasts F-35 Fighter Jet Program Cost As 'Out Of Control'
President-elect Donald Trump on Monday blasted the F-35 stealth fighter, saying the cost is too high for the aircraft, said to be the most expensive military weapon systems in history.
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US Military's F-35 Still Dogged With 'Deficiencies': Report
The US military's futuristic F-35 fighter jet remains dogged by dangerous problems sure to further complicate what is already the most expensive weapons project in history, a Pentagon report says.
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US warns Russia against 'expensive mistake' in Ukraine
The United States warned Russia on Thursday against making an "expensive mistake" in Ukraine, as Moscow ordered new military exercises on its shared border after Kiev forces attacked pro-Kremlin rebels.
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1,200 Patriots, 1,000 Tomahawks: Expensive Weapons US Burnt Through In War
The US military has said it struck more than 13,000 targets, but officials told NYT that the figure masks the vast number of bombs and missiles it used because warplanes, attack planes and artillery typically strike large targets multiple times.
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Video: Moment When US F-35 Stealth Fighter Was Hit In Skies Above Iran
It would mark the first known instance of Iran hitting one of the US military's most advanced and expensive aircraft in the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.
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Is That A Damaged Tail? US Tanker Visuals Fuel Mid-Air Collision Buzz
The US today lost a large aerial refuelling aircraft over Iraq, in what was one of the biggest American military hardware losses after the destruction of an expensive radar of the anti-missile system THAAD just days ago.
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Iran Sends Its Cheap And Best 'Shahed' Drones At Expensive Targets
Iran is seeing the results of focussed investments on developing military drones as its Shahed series including loitering munitions were seen in the skies above Dubai. One such drone reportedly hit an area in the city; locals have shared visuals.
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War Expenses, Secretive Spending Eating Away Russia's Budget
Russia is keeping an unprecedented one-third of its budget spending out of the public eye, a stark measure of how a year of war against Ukraine has redrawn government finances and economic priorities.
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Alternatives To Russian Weapons "Too Expensive", India Told US: Report
India is optimistic about talks next week with the US on military cooperation even as the Biden administration becomes more vocal in rebuking New Delhi over its reluctance to criticize Russia's war in Ukraine, people familiar with the matter said.
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India To Get Military Commands In 3 Years, Biggest Restructuring Ever
In three years from now, India will begin operationalising Military Commands which integrate the operations of the Army, Air Force and Navy, in the biggest restructuring in India's military history.
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Imran Khan To Live In Military Secretary's Residence Instead Of PM House
Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan yesterday said he will not be staying in the sprawling Prime Minister House but in the military secretary's three-bedroom house.
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If Centre Can't Fund Military Children's Studies, We Can: Amarinder Singh
Punjab Chief Minister Capt Amarinder Singh said on Saturday that his government was willing to pay for educational expenses of the children of those killed or disabled in the line of duty.
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New Device Could Make Hydrogen Cars Affordable For Masses
Scientists have designed a device that can use solar energy to inexpensively and efficiently create and store energy, which could be used to power electronic devices, and to create hydrogen fuel for eco-friendly cars. The device could make hydrogen cars affordable because it produces hydrogen using nickel, iron and cobalt - elements that are much m...
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Beside 7 Percent Hike In Defence Budget, China To Not Make Actual Spending Target Public
China pledged more support for its military on Sunday including strengthening maritime and air defences as it takes steps to safeguard its sovereignty, but in a highly unusual move did not give spending figures for 2017 despite promises of transparency.
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Donald Trump Blasts F-35 Fighter Jet Program Cost As 'Out Of Control'
President-elect Donald Trump on Monday blasted the F-35 stealth fighter, saying the cost is too high for the aircraft, said to be the most expensive military weapon systems in history.
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US Military's F-35 Still Dogged With 'Deficiencies': Report
The US military's futuristic F-35 fighter jet remains dogged by dangerous problems sure to further complicate what is already the most expensive weapons project in history, a Pentagon report says.
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US warns Russia against 'expensive mistake' in Ukraine
The United States warned Russia on Thursday against making an "expensive mistake" in Ukraine, as Moscow ordered new military exercises on its shared border after Kiev forces attacked pro-Kremlin rebels.
