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Ukraine lessons helped drive acquisition of RADA, Leonardo DRS chief says
The merged companies hope to become a market leader in force protection and integrated multi-domain systems.
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France requests Switchblade loitering munition to fill ‘urgent’ capability gap
The French Army has started the process of quickly procuring American-made loitering munitions as part of a longer-term effort to field remotely operated weapon systems, according to officials.
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Rafael pitches latest Spike variant for US Army’s long-range weapon for helos
Israeli defense company Rafael is offering its sixth-generation Spike NLOS munition, unveiled at Eurosatory, for a forthcoming U.S. Army competition, with plans for U.S.-based production if chosen.
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A-10 retirements, more Air Force F-35s in Senate defense policy bill
This could finally break a years-long impasse between the Air Force and Congress over the iconic attack plane.
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US Air Force’s ‘flying car’ coming to an exercise near you
The Air Force is gearing up for Agility Prime’s first procurements in 2023, and is getting ready to start fielding the innovative eVTOL aircraft.
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How war in Ukraine is informing future US Air Force networks
“If I were to summarize a lesson learned, it would be we can’t have enough coalition connectivity fast enough.”
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Argentina chooses to buy US-made Chinook over Russian Mi-26
Argentina has kicked-started the process for procuring four Boeing-made CH-47 Chinook heavy helicopters from the U.S., military sources in Buenos Aires have told Defense News.
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Pratt & Whitney wins $4.4 billion contract for F-35 engines
The bridge contract is intended to keep F135 engines in production until Pratt & Whitney and the Pentagon wrap up the next formal contract for engines.
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See the show floor and live drills at Eurosatory
Whether you were able to attend Eurosatory this year or not, you won’t want to miss these highlights.
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Ukraine lessons helped drive acquisition of RADA, Leonardo DRS chief says
The merged companies hope to become a market leader in force protection and integrated multi-domain systems.
-
France requests Switchblade loitering munition to fill ‘urgent’ capability gap
The French Army has started the process of quickly procuring American-made loitering munitions as part of a longer-term effort to field remotely operated weapon systems, according to officials.
-
Rafael pitches latest Spike variant for US Army’s long-range weapon for helos
Israeli defense company Rafael is offering its sixth-generation Spike NLOS munition, unveiled at Eurosatory, for a forthcoming U.S. Army competition, with plans for U.S.-based production if chosen.
-
A-10 retirements, more Air Force F-35s in Senate defense policy bill
This could finally break a years-long impasse between the Air Force and Congress over the iconic attack plane.
-
US Air Force’s ‘flying car’ coming to an exercise near you
The Air Force is gearing up for Agility Prime’s first procurements in 2023, and is getting ready to start fielding the innovative eVTOL aircraft.
-
How war in Ukraine is informing future US Air Force networks
“If I were to summarize a lesson learned, it would be we can’t have enough coalition connectivity fast enough.”
-
Argentina chooses to buy US-made Chinook over Russian Mi-26
Argentina has kicked-started the process for procuring four Boeing-made CH-47 Chinook heavy helicopters from the U.S., military sources in Buenos Aires have told Defense News.
-
Pratt & Whitney wins $4.4 billion contract for F-35 engines
The bridge contract is intended to keep F135 engines in production until Pratt & Whitney and the Pentagon wrap up the next formal contract for engines.
-
See the show floor and live drills at Eurosatory
Whether you were able to attend Eurosatory this year or not, you won’t want to miss these highlights.
-
Ukraine lessons helped drive acquisition of RADA, Leonardo DRS chief says
The merged companies hope to become a market leader in force protection and integrated multi-domain systems.
-
France requests Switchblade loitering munition to fill ‘urgent’ capability gap
The French Army has started the process of quickly procuring American-made loitering munitions as part of a longer-term effort to field remotely operated weapon systems, according to officials.
-
Rafael pitches latest Spike variant for US Army’s long-range weapon for helos
Israeli defense company Rafael is offering its sixth-generation Spike NLOS munition, unveiled at Eurosatory, for a forthcoming U.S. Army competition, with plans for U.S.-based production if chosen.
-
A-10 retirements, more Air Force F-35s in Senate defense policy bill
This could finally break a years-long impasse between the Air Force and Congress over the iconic attack plane.
-
US Air Force’s ‘flying car’ coming to an exercise near you
The Air Force is gearing up for Agility Prime’s first procurements in 2023, and is getting ready to start fielding the innovative eVTOL aircraft.
-
How war in Ukraine is informing future US Air Force networks
“If I were to summarize a lesson learned, it would be we can’t have enough coalition connectivity fast enough.”
-
Argentina chooses to buy US-made Chinook over Russian Mi-26
Argentina has kicked-started the process for procuring four Boeing-made CH-47 Chinook heavy helicopters from the U.S., military sources in Buenos Aires have told Defense News.
-
Pratt & Whitney wins $4.4 billion contract for F-35 engines
The bridge contract is intended to keep F135 engines in production until Pratt & Whitney and the Pentagon wrap up the next formal contract for engines.
-
See the show floor and live drills at Eurosatory
Whether you were able to attend Eurosatory this year or not, you won’t want to miss these highlights.
