It's the kind of thing that could happen to anybody, but in this case, that thing got classified jet parts sent to an ...
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Secret F-35 variant gets $18.8 million in upgrade funds from a mystery foreign buyer
An unnamed foreign customer is paying Lockheed Martin $18.8 million for further development and ...
Australia’s defense minister said Tuesday that F-35 fighter jet parts had been mistakenly diverted to Hong Kong, following reports US lawmakers were investigating the mishap.
A shipment bound for repairs in the U.S. was diverted in transit. The case lays bare the different pathways to knowledge of the fighter jet.
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We Now Know How China Got Sensitive F-35 Parts
Existing US export controls forbid the delivery of sensitive military equipment to non-approved countries, but a UPS employee ...
Australia and US investigate F-35 parts mistakenly sent to Hong Kong amid concerns over sensitive military technology.
UPS mistakenly routed sensitive F-35 parts through Hong Kong, prompting ITAR scrutiny and supply-chain concerns for investors.
Washington signals the will for a fast approval of a Saudi F-35 sale, reflecting a renewed effort for quicker weapons sales and the new U.S.-Saudi Strategic Defense Agreement. The prospect of Saudi ...
Potentially sensitive components from an Australian F-35 fighter jet were mistakenly routed to Hong Kong and subsequently taken into Chinese government custody, raising concerns about the security of ...
The incident raises the possibility that top secret weapons technology may have been exposed to a foreign adversary — including China.
With nine countries involved in its development (United States, United Kingdom, Italy, Netherlands, Turkey, Canada, Denmark, Norway and Australia), the F-35 represents a new model of international ...
Despite a strengthening European defence sector, the F-35 remains top of governments’ wishlists.
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