Efpc Business briefing: 14 November 2006
The XIV Feria Internacional de defensa, de Aeron谩utica y del Espacio FIDAE 2006 took place late last monthin Santiago de Chile.Thebiennial show attracted strong global participation amid expectations of a slow, but financially significant military aerospace market emerging across South America in the medium term. Hosted at a new venue at Santiago s Arturo Merino Ben铆tez airport, the show is now claiming the status of being the largest of its kind in the Southern hemisphere.Peter La Franchi reported from the show for Flight on...How Chile s change of government has brought a re-evaluation of whether to upgrade to the Airbus A400M or add to air forces existing Hercules fleet Trainer manufacturers gather to woo SantiagoUS Army-Boeing programme may release a dozen CH-47Ds a year for potential sale to Argentina, Chile or BrazilEnaer set to make F-16 parts in Lock
yeezy heed dealChile examines UAV options Also.. Graham Warwick looks how Embraer is eyeing the prospects of special mission ERJ-145s and for market for a larger aircraftChile celebrates delivery of first F-16sSouth American quest for a new trainer of choiceSource: Flight InternationalTopicsFixed-wingMilitary UAVs Related articles Analysis Indias Rafales
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Irish rising star Jessie Buckley has boarded Ironbark, Dominic Cookes Cold War drama that will st
yeezy ar Benedict Cumberbatch and Rachel Brosnahan.Source: Screen InternationalJessie BuckleyMerab Ninidze, Angus Wright, and Kirill Pirogov have also joined the cast of the film, which starts shooting in the UK on Monday Oct 15 .Buckley, a ScreenStar of Tomorrow in 2017, was the breakout star of Michael Pearces psychological thriller Beast last year, and has just fronted Tom Harpers Toronto premiere Wild Rose, which was picked up for US rights by Neon.In Ironbark, Buckley will play Sheila Wynne, the wife of British businessman Greville Wynne, played by Cumberbatch. The story, based on real events, tells how Wynne helped the CIA penetrate the Soviet nuclear programme during the Cold War.
hydrojug website Wynne and his Russian source, Oleg Penkovsky, provided the crucial intelligence that ended the Cuban Missile Crisis.Dominic Cooke is directing from a script by Tom OConnor. Producers are 42s Ben Pugh and Rory Aitken, SunnyMarchs Adam Ackland and FilmNation Entertainment. Benedict Cumberbatch, Dominic Cooke and Tom OConnor will executive produce alongside Josh Varney from 42 and Leah Clarke of SunnyMarchFilmNation Entertainment fully financed the film and is handling intern
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