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I think the correct link is http://www.armyrecognition.com/augus..._11508161.html

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Thank you!

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I wanted to get this out there because of the possibilities this will raise in the next couple of years but basically Vietnam is going Indian. When you see what the value is in American dollars as compared to the local currencies this is huge in currency vs potential buying power for the Vietnamese Govt. Though it's still a lot of money it could be less if this is of course structured on the U.S. Dollar. Bottom-line I see the potential to see the ARJUN, HAL TEJAS and their new 155mm/52 field arty gun being possibly exported which India has considered doing for some time now.
http://www.janes.com/article/63444/i...ence-equipment

For me it'll be interesting how they'll struture the deal and what gets bought.
http://www.military-today.com/tanks/arjun.htm
http://www.military-today.com/aircraft/hal_tejas.htm

Regards,
Pat
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Would make a good deal of sense for India that has China as a major potential enemy, on the basis that 'my enemies enemy is my friend'.

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Also parts and ammo would probably be easier to get from India then the US, both logistically and politically.

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Just a little something about two "old friends" one is rising and one is just trying to maintain itself.
http://www.army-technology.com/featu...roops-5645850/

An easy understanding of modern armor options.
http://www.army-technology.com/featu...eight-4939190/

The "bumpy" road of the Boxer's journey to the UK Army.
http://www.army-technology.com/projects/mrav

A different kind of fat is "eating away" at the military.
http://www.army-technology.com/opini...oblem-4951081/

NATO the current issues (Minus what might be our future role in it.) from this years main conference.
http://www.army-technology.com/opini...focus-4990357/

Note the sites new look.

Regards,
Pat
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Greece, white paper for the armed forces: http://www.resdal.org/Archivo/d000007e.htm

While this one is a bit old (1997), the general premise hadn't changed much.

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Came across this this while reading my "newspapers", though the data is a couple of years old, it is telling on the state of the Russian defense industry from the numbers taken from 2014. This doesn't bode well for their military certainly in the early to the mid term goals in the modernization and development of equipment. It's a "cautionary tale" to definitely follow that will/or could affect when these pieces of equipment actually get into the field.
http://tass.com/infographics/7274

Long "day at work" so good night/morning and enjoy your weekends!!

Regards,
Pat
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Common cause for two countries that don't want to revisit the past. Much stronger ties and cooperation for the common good has been in play for the last 2-3yrs in particular and are expanding currently to the benefit of both.
http://www.defence24.com/453755,ukro...olish-industry

Regards,
Pat
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