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Rapid Fire 2010-02-10: Agni-III Test Launch

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* Russia’s top military officer says US missile defense in Europe should be curbed in new arms control treaty. * Russia is developing the T50/PAK-FA stealth fighter, but can aircraft maker Sukhoi meet the 2015 deadline? AvWeek DTI analysis. * Commander of Canada’s 8 Wing transport squadrons charged with 2 counts of 1st degree murder. Amid shock, another past case ruled out; but a serial killer investigation is underway. See timeline. * India says it will integrate the Agni-III long-range missile system into the armed forces following 4th successful test launch. * Rep. Norman Dicks, a Democrat from Washington with ties to Boeing, is expected to succeed Rep. John Murta [D-PA] as chairman of the US House defense appropriations panel. * Textron mulls acquisitions in the defense sensor, ISR system, and military vehicle markets. * Is Microsoft refusing to sell XBoxes to the US Army for training purposes? * Tory leader says UK must develop military capabilities to act unilaterally if required. * California state CIO Takai expected to be President Obama’s nominee for DoD CIO post. * Australian uniforms: not made in China. * US Navy Center for Information Dominance helps sailors train for Haitian languages, culture. * SSI […]

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