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US Air Force tests exoskeleton to give cargo-loading porters a boost
They might not be as elaborate as the exosuit Sigourney Weaver used in “Aliens,” but the idea of using tech to bolster human muscles is not far off.
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Two grounded C-130H planes back in air, the rest ‘will take some time’
Air Mobility Command says it is looking for ways to speed up the process to get the rest of the C-130H fleet flying again.
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US Army nearly ready to make future long-range assault aircraft award
The Army is just weeks from revealing its choice for a future long-range assault aircraft, according to the service’s acquisition chief.
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Air Force must build trust to add drone wingmen, report says
The Air Force is focused on manned-unmanned teaming as the future of air combat. How human pilots will control drone wingmen must be ironed out.
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Strategic Command’s No. 2 picked to run Air Force nuclear enterprise
Lt. Gen. Thomas Bussiere, a decorated B-2 Spirit bomber pilot, would replace Gen. Anthony Cotton.
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Air Force’s new search-and-rescue helicopter heads to first deployment
The Air Force can now launch a 30-day deployment of four HH-60Ws anywhere in the world.
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US Army seeks defense against ‘kamikaze’ drone threats seen in Ukraine
The service plans to solicit industry ideas in the coming weeks and aims to move quickly to demonstrate the counter-small UAS technology.
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Malaysia selects Leonardo for maritime patrol aircraft program
Leonardo has offered its ATR 72MP, which can perform maritime patrol, search and rescue, and electronic intelligence gathering missions.
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Germany awaits France’s signal on new sub-hunting planes
Extra P-8 Poseidon planes or not, Berlin wants to coordinate its investments with Paris, banking on the bilateral Maritime Airborne Warning System for now.
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Sierra Nevada buys drone maker Volansi after VC funding dries up
Sierra Nevada said it bought Volansi for “considerably less” than other drone manufacturers have sold for recently.
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US Air Force tests exoskeleton to give cargo-loading porters a boost
They might not be as elaborate as the exosuit Sigourney Weaver used in “Aliens,” but the idea of using tech to bolster human muscles is not far off.
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Two grounded C-130H planes back in air, the rest ‘will take some time’
Air Mobility Command says it is looking for ways to speed up the process to get the rest of the C-130H fleet flying again.
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US Army nearly ready to make future long-range assault aircraft award
The Army is just weeks from revealing its choice for a future long-range assault aircraft, according to the service’s acquisition chief.
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Air Force must build trust to add drone wingmen, report says
The Air Force is focused on manned-unmanned teaming as the future of air combat. How human pilots will control drone wingmen must be ironed out.
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Strategic Command’s No. 2 picked to run Air Force nuclear enterprise
Lt. Gen. Thomas Bussiere, a decorated B-2 Spirit bomber pilot, would replace Gen. Anthony Cotton.
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Air Force’s new search-and-rescue helicopter heads to first deployment
The Air Force can now launch a 30-day deployment of four HH-60Ws anywhere in the world.
-
US Army seeks defense against ‘kamikaze’ drone threats seen in Ukraine
The service plans to solicit industry ideas in the coming weeks and aims to move quickly to demonstrate the counter-small UAS technology.
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Malaysia selects Leonardo for maritime patrol aircraft program
Leonardo has offered its ATR 72MP, which can perform maritime patrol, search and rescue, and electronic intelligence gathering missions.
-
Germany awaits France’s signal on new sub-hunting planes
Extra P-8 Poseidon planes or not, Berlin wants to coordinate its investments with Paris, banking on the bilateral Maritime Airborne Warning System for now.
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Sierra Nevada buys drone maker Volansi after VC funding dries up
Sierra Nevada said it bought Volansi for “considerably less” than other drone manufacturers have sold for recently.
-
US Air Force tests exoskeleton to give cargo-loading porters a boost
They might not be as elaborate as the exosuit Sigourney Weaver used in “Aliens,” but the idea of using tech to bolster human muscles is not far off.
-
Two grounded C-130H planes back in air, the rest ‘will take some time’
Air Mobility Command says it is looking for ways to speed up the process to get the rest of the C-130H fleet flying again.
-
US Army nearly ready to make future long-range assault aircraft award
The Army is just weeks from revealing its choice for a future long-range assault aircraft, according to the service’s acquisition chief.
-
Air Force must build trust to add drone wingmen, report says
The Air Force is focused on manned-unmanned teaming as the future of air combat. How human pilots will control drone wingmen must be ironed out.
-
Strategic Command’s No. 2 picked to run Air Force nuclear enterprise
Lt. Gen. Thomas Bussiere, a decorated B-2 Spirit bomber pilot, would replace Gen. Anthony Cotton.
-
Air Force’s new search-and-rescue helicopter heads to first deployment
The Air Force can now launch a 30-day deployment of four HH-60Ws anywhere in the world.
-
US Army seeks defense against ‘kamikaze’ drone threats seen in Ukraine
The service plans to solicit industry ideas in the coming weeks and aims to move quickly to demonstrate the counter-small UAS technology.
-
Malaysia selects Leonardo for maritime patrol aircraft program
Leonardo has offered its ATR 72MP, which can perform maritime patrol, search and rescue, and electronic intelligence gathering missions.
-
Germany awaits France’s signal on new sub-hunting planes
Extra P-8 Poseidon planes or not, Berlin wants to coordinate its investments with Paris, banking on the bilateral Maritime Airborne Warning System for now.
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Sierra Nevada buys drone maker Volansi after VC funding dries up
Sierra Nevada said it bought Volansi for “considerably less” than other drone manufacturers have sold for recently.
