A Forecast International blog about the arms trade, geopolitics, defense and security, and military spending.
by Dean Lockwood, Weapons Group Analyst, Forecast International. In an age of smart bombs and tactical missiles, tube artillery remains the most cost-effective means of rapidly delivering large amounts of …
Self-Propelled Artillery Market Looks to the East Read Moreby Shaun McDougall, Forecast International. The U.S. Navy last month delivered to Congress a $2.7 billion procurement wish list, above and beyond the service’s $44.3 billion procurement tab in the …
U.S. Navy’s $2.7 Billion Wish List Includes Additional Super Hornets and Joint Strike Fighters Read More
by Dean Lockwood, Forecast International While the ongoing worldwide economic crisis continues to have a significant negative impact on defense spending, defense intelligence provider Forecast International expects the international light …
JLTV Program a Bright Spot in Down Vehicle Market Read More By Richard Pettibone, Forecast International As economies slowly improve, Oshkosh’s commercial operations are showing signs of growth, while defense continues its slide. For the fiscal year ended September 30, 2014, …
Oshkosh Deals with Declining Defense Read More By Thomas Dolzall, Forecast International The next-generation F-CEV Terrier entered serial production in late 2012. BAE Systems delivered the first Terrier vehicle to the British Army in June 2013, with …
With British Army Procurement Drawing to a Close, Future of F-CEV Terrier Program Reliant on Exports Read More