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Likely debates over nuclear modernization and role of technology

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Byron Callan | Capital Alpha Partners

There likely will be a bigger debate over nuclear modernization and the role and cost of technology in defense.
 
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A new air racing series and record-breaking attempts aim to advance the performance and efficiency of electric aircraft propulsion.
 
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A NASA strategy to partner with the U.S. commercial sector to resupply the International Space Station (ISS) could enrich a growing global space economy if the agency and its international partners can stay the course to the Moon and Mars, its top strategist told SpaceCom 2019 on Nov 20.
 
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Guy Norris and Jens Flottau

New engines on existing aircraft is a tried-and-tested formula and could buy time for radical concepts to come as propulsion providers look for applications.
 
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Surprise last-minute contract vaults UAE into manned military aircraft manufacturing club.
 
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A legal dispute over who owns intellectual property is the source of a 2.5-year delay to the fifth-generation fighter’s full-rate production decision.
 
Steve Trimble and Tony Osborne

The United Arab Emirates plans to add more airborne early warning and aerial refueling capacity.
 
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Emirates and Air Arabia have ordered more Airbus and Boeing airliners; Etihad is reducing its Boeing 787 buy.
 
Sean Broderick and Steve Trimble 

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