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  • Global Defense Market

    March 2017

    Industry Jittery About Defense Exports

    By Sandra I. Erwin
    It could have been a quick and easy deal. India’s navy last fall agreed to buy 22 maritime surveillance drones from U.S. manufacturer General Atomics.
  • Defense Department

    December 2001

    Export-Control Reforms Stall In Aftermath of Terror Attacks

    By Harold Kennedy
    One of the casualties of this fall’s terrorist attacks upon the United States may have been the latest effort to reform controls limiting exports of technologies that could provide a military advantage to the nation’s potential enemies.
  • Defense Department

    April 2001

    Perceptions of Defense Sector Undermine Financial Health

    By Elizabeth Book
    Under ever-growing scrutiny from Wall Street, the defense sector needs to improve its financial health by speeding up the glacial pace of reform and investment, executives from government and industry told a recent conference in Washington, D.C.
  • Defense Department

    April 2001

    Strategic Defense Review Should Address Industrial Base Concerns

    By Lawrence F. Skibbie
    In its 2001 report on Industrial Capabilities, the Defense Department outlines emerging global security and industrial environments, as well as the strategy that is needed to meet the new challenges.
  • Defense Department

    July 2000

    Industry Has Key Role in Helping Implement Defense Export Reforms

    By Lawrence F. Skibbie
    Now that the U.S. government has unveiled a list of reform proposals to streamline the export control process for defense equipment, the next step for industry is to decide how it will help the government implement these reforms as smoothly and quickly as possible.
  • Defense Department

    June 2000

    Defense Export Reform Plan Will Boost Industry Alliances

    By Sandra I. Erwin
    Closer ties between the United States and its military allies cannot be achieved by governmental activities only, said a top Pentagon official in charge of industrial policy. The participation of the private sector-in this case, the defense contractors-is vital to this endeavor, he asserted.
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