BAE Systems is proposing local assembly of a second Saudi batch of Eurofighters that could also enable involvement in the Global Combat Air Program.
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Saudi Arabia’s air force is facing a series of critical modernization and restructuring decisions as the kingdom—the biggest defense spender in the Middle East—seeks greater self-reliance. The Royal Saudi Air Force (RSAF) may soon need to confront capability gaps as it prepares to divest its oldest...
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