Defense industry globalization advancing, but with limits

Article Abstract:

Military analysts examining the course of growing international interdependence in the business of making machines of war have assessed that the globalization of defense industry would continue at a stately pace rather than a breakneck pace. It is affected by various factors like national security issues, UK demanding greater share of Pentagon contracts, fluctuating value of the U.S. dollar against foreign currencies and relationship between U.S. and its allies.

Management dynamics, Guided Missiles, Space Vehicles, Parts, Management, Defense industry, Company business management, National security, Globalization, Defence industry

---

Lockheed likely gaining $50 million missile sale to Taiwan

Article Abstract:

Lockheed Martin Corp. of U.S.A. is likely to sell over 400 AGM -114M blast-fragmentation Hellfire missile rounds to Taiwan against the backdrop of China's increasingly aggressive stance towards Taiwan. The missile has proved effective against buildings, ships, light armor and urban targets in Afghanistan and Iraq and the prospective sale would provide Taiwan with a first-rate air-to-ground system.

United States, Taiwan, General services, Contracts & orders received, Facilities & equipment, Guided missiles and space vehicles, Guided Missile and Space Vehicle Manufacturing, Aircraft, Contracts & orders let, Air-to-Ground Missiles, Air-to-Surface Missiles, Purchasing, Equipment and supplies, Contracts, Contract agreement, Aircraft industry, Lockheed Martin Corp., Air to surface missiles, Defense contracts, Government contract, Defence contracts, China. Ministry of Aerospace Industry, Hellfire (Missile)

---

Similar abstracts:

• Abstracts: Army to meet with industry on battle command compatibility. Lockheed offers last proposed revision for Army munition
• Abstracts: Aegis would ease China-Taiwan picture, Lockheed Martin says. JCM moves forward despite countdown clock
• Abstracts: Costs loom for Northrop, others in storm damage. Hit by Katrina, Northrop stalls in third quarter: Plans to buy back $1.5 billion in stock
• Abstracts: Army needs lighter, faster better-netted vehicles: Colonel. Lockheed delivers 170 rockets to army, hellfires to Australia
• Abstracts: Caught in the downdraft. New breed of tigers begins to roar

This website is not affiliated with document authors or copyright owners. This page is provided for informational purposes only. Unintentional errors are possible.