Deputy Defense Secretary Ashton Carter yesterday unveiled several new initiatives to boost technology co-production and co-development rather than just simple sales. Top on Carter’s list of new initiatives is an invitation to work on a new anti-tank missile together. Deputy Defense Secretary Ashton Carter said the United States' and Indian militaries would work together to develop a number of new projects, including a follow-on to the Javelin anti-tank missile, above. Photo courtesy of U. S. Army. “We identified and put…
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