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Biden, PM Modi Welcome India's Plans To Procure MQ-9 Reaper Predator Drones
US President Joe Biden and Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday welcomed India's plans to procure Predator drones made by General Atomics, a mega pact that will allow American Navy ships to undertake major repairs at Indian shipyards.
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India To Buy More Russian, American Missile Systems For Navy
At a time when the US and Russia are pitted against each other over Ukraine, India plans to buy missile systems from both these countries worth around USD 200 million.
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US Embassy Officials Visit Indian Navy Base Flying Leased Predator Drones
The US officials have visited a key Indian Navy base that operates the leased American Predator drones, highlighting the close synergy between the two countries in building credible defence cooperation.
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Video: Boeing Jet Vying For Navy Deal Completes Operational Demo In Goa
Boeing's F/A-18 Super Hornet successfully completed operational demonstration tests at Indian Naval Station Hansa in Goa, the American defence firm said in a statement today.
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Navy To Pick Between French Rafale, US's F-18 For Aircraft Carrier Ops
The Navy requires fighter jets for its aircraft carrier operations for which it has carried out trials of the French Rafale and American F-18 aircraft.
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US Navy Ships May Be Seen At Indian Shipyards In Future. Details Here
In a small but significant move, India and the United States have decided to explore the possibilities of Indian shipyards not only maintaining but also repairing American navy ships.
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Made In India Honda Navi Deliveries Begin In The US
The made in India Honda Navi is exported as CKD kits to Honda's Mexico plant with the model assembled and shipped to the US, where deliveries have now begun.
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On Navy Day, First Look At US-Made MH-60 Romeo Helicopters For India
American defence firm Lockheed Martin has greeted India's maritime forces on Navy Day with the first photo of the multirole MH-60 Romeo helicopter, which India is acquiring. The photo features an India-bound MH-60R with a freshly-painted Navy roundel near its tail boom.
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India Inducts US Predator Drones On Lease, Can Be Flown In Ladakh: Report
In a sign of growing closeness between India and the United States amid conflict with China, the Indian Navy has inducted two Predator drones from an American firm on lease for carrying out surveillance in the Indian Ocean Region and which can also be deployed along the Line of Actual Control in Eastern Ladakh.
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Watch: Indian MiG-29Ks In Action In Phase 2 Of 4-Nation Malabar Exercise
The second phase of the four-nation Malabar Exercise - naval war games featuring India, the United States, Japan and Australia - saw Indian MiG-29K and American F18 fighter jets carry out simulated attacks and coordinated firing on a surface target
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US Navy Removes Captain Of Aircraft Carrier Who Raised Alarm
The captain of a US Navy aircraft carrier has been fired for showing "extremely poor judgment" after he wrote "to everyone he knows" that decisive action was needed to prevent American troops dying outside of wartime.
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India, US Attempting To Finalise Key Defence Deals Ahead Of Donald Trump's Visit
Ahead of US President Donald Trump's maiden visit to India, the two countries are eyeing to finalise a raft of mega defence deals including procurement of a batch of military helicopters by Indian Navy from American defence major Lockheed Martin at a cost of USD 2.6 billion.
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India-US $7.5 Billion Deals For Armed Drones, Spy Planes In Pipeline
Amid growing military ties between India and the US, the Indian military is moving closer towards deals for procuring American defence equipment worth over $7 billion from the US, including Sea Guardian armed drones and naval spy planes.
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No Lapse In Coastal Security: Navy Chief On US Man Killed In Andamans
There was no lapse in coastal security in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands that an American man, who was killed by an endangered tribe in the archipelago, could have exploited to reach the North Sentinel Island, the Navy said today. Allen Chau, 26, was killed by arrows fired by the Sentinelese hunter-gatherers last month.
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After US Man's Death, Focus On Controversial Government Order On Andaman
One of the last things American evangelist John Allen Chau wrote in his journal before being killed at the North Sentinel Island by primitive tribes was, "God sheltered us from the eyes of the Navy and the Coast Guard."
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Biden, PM Modi Welcome India's Plans To Procure MQ-9 Reaper Predator Drones
US President Joe Biden and Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday welcomed India's plans to procure Predator drones made by General Atomics, a mega pact that will allow American Navy ships to undertake major repairs at Indian shipyards.
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India To Buy More Russian, American Missile Systems For Navy
At a time when the US and Russia are pitted against each other over Ukraine, India plans to buy missile systems from both these countries worth around USD 200 million.
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US Embassy Officials Visit Indian Navy Base Flying Leased Predator Drones
The US officials have visited a key Indian Navy base that operates the leased American Predator drones, highlighting the close synergy between the two countries in building credible defence cooperation.
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Video: Boeing Jet Vying For Navy Deal Completes Operational Demo In Goa
Boeing's F/A-18 Super Hornet successfully completed operational demonstration tests at Indian Naval Station Hansa in Goa, the American defence firm said in a statement today.
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Navy To Pick Between French Rafale, US's F-18 For Aircraft Carrier Ops
The Navy requires fighter jets for its aircraft carrier operations for which it has carried out trials of the French Rafale and American F-18 aircraft.
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US Navy Ships May Be Seen At Indian Shipyards In Future. Details Here
In a small but significant move, India and the United States have decided to explore the possibilities of Indian shipyards not only maintaining but also repairing American navy ships.
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Made In India Honda Navi Deliveries Begin In The US
The made in India Honda Navi is exported as CKD kits to Honda's Mexico plant with the model assembled and shipped to the US, where deliveries have now begun.
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On Navy Day, First Look At US-Made MH-60 Romeo Helicopters For India
American defence firm Lockheed Martin has greeted India's maritime forces on Navy Day with the first photo of the multirole MH-60 Romeo helicopter, which India is acquiring. The photo features an India-bound MH-60R with a freshly-painted Navy roundel near its tail boom.
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India Inducts US Predator Drones On Lease, Can Be Flown In Ladakh: Report
In a sign of growing closeness between India and the United States amid conflict with China, the Indian Navy has inducted two Predator drones from an American firm on lease for carrying out surveillance in the Indian Ocean Region and which can also be deployed along the Line of Actual Control in Eastern Ladakh.
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Watch: Indian MiG-29Ks In Action In Phase 2 Of 4-Nation Malabar Exercise
The second phase of the four-nation Malabar Exercise - naval war games featuring India, the United States, Japan and Australia - saw Indian MiG-29K and American F18 fighter jets carry out simulated attacks and coordinated firing on a surface target
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US Navy Removes Captain Of Aircraft Carrier Who Raised Alarm
The captain of a US Navy aircraft carrier has been fired for showing "extremely poor judgment" after he wrote "to everyone he knows" that decisive action was needed to prevent American troops dying outside of wartime.
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India, US Attempting To Finalise Key Defence Deals Ahead Of Donald Trump's Visit
Ahead of US President Donald Trump's maiden visit to India, the two countries are eyeing to finalise a raft of mega defence deals including procurement of a batch of military helicopters by Indian Navy from American defence major Lockheed Martin at a cost of USD 2.6 billion.
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India-US $7.5 Billion Deals For Armed Drones, Spy Planes In Pipeline
Amid growing military ties between India and the US, the Indian military is moving closer towards deals for procuring American defence equipment worth over $7 billion from the US, including Sea Guardian armed drones and naval spy planes.
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No Lapse In Coastal Security: Navy Chief On US Man Killed In Andamans
There was no lapse in coastal security in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands that an American man, who was killed by an endangered tribe in the archipelago, could have exploited to reach the North Sentinel Island, the Navy said today. Allen Chau, 26, was killed by arrows fired by the Sentinelese hunter-gatherers last month.
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After US Man's Death, Focus On Controversial Government Order On Andaman
One of the last things American evangelist John Allen Chau wrote in his journal before being killed at the North Sentinel Island by primitive tribes was, "God sheltered us from the eyes of the Navy and the Coast Guard."
