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Australia accuses China of using ‘military grade’ laser against P-8A aircraft
While the use of lasers are unlikely to cause physical damage to the aircraft, the intensity of the beam could distract the pilots or cause injury to their eyes.
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Lockheed eyes Indo-Pacific in push to sell newest C-130 variant
There are also four other Indo-Pacific operators of the C-130J: the air forces of Australia, Bangladesh, India and South Korea.
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Airbus completes midair automatic refueling trials with Singapore’s F-16, preps for tests with F-15
The A3R system automatically flies the boom and maintains alignment between the boom tip and the receiver receptacle with an accuracy of a couple of centimeters.
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F-35A attends Singapore Airshow for first time, joining other Navy, Air Force planes
A KC-46A and F-35As join several other U.S. military aircraft at the show, including a U.S. Navy Boeing P-8A Poseidon multimission aircraft on static display.
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First JSTARS jet flies into retirement after nearly 30 years of service
The Air Force plans to retire four of its 16 E-8C JSTARS planes by Oct. 1.
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New GPS simulator will support US Air Force swarming munitions testing
The new simulator will help the Air Force test Golden Horde’s electronic warfare threat protection capabilities.
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Israel plans ‘laser wall,’ but questions remain about effectiveness and cost
Where will Israel station the weapons? Will they be able to defend the country against rockets? Is the technology affordable, and what platforms will host the laser systems?
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‘Lead wing’ plan for Air Force deployments takes shape at nine bases
The F-15E Strike Eagle, A-10C Thunderbolt II and surveillance aircraft take center stage among the lead wings.
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How do Singapore’s air capabilities compare to those of its neighbors?
A comparison of select Asian air forces and their capabilities, as detailed in a new report by IISS.
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See images from the first day of the Singapore Airshow
“The show might be smaller, and the pandemic may have mitigated the number of exhibitors, but it doesn’t mean that defense procurement has been slowing down.”
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Australia accuses China of using ‘military grade’ laser against P-8A aircraft
While the use of lasers are unlikely to cause physical damage to the aircraft, the intensity of the beam could distract the pilots or cause injury to their eyes.
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Lockheed eyes Indo-Pacific in push to sell newest C-130 variant
There are also four other Indo-Pacific operators of the C-130J: the air forces of Australia, Bangladesh, India and South Korea.
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Airbus completes midair automatic refueling trials with Singapore’s F-16, preps for tests with F-15
The A3R system automatically flies the boom and maintains alignment between the boom tip and the receiver receptacle with an accuracy of a couple of centimeters.
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F-35A attends Singapore Airshow for first time, joining other Navy, Air Force planes
A KC-46A and F-35As join several other U.S. military aircraft at the show, including a U.S. Navy Boeing P-8A Poseidon multimission aircraft on static display.
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First JSTARS jet flies into retirement after nearly 30 years of service
The Air Force plans to retire four of its 16 E-8C JSTARS planes by Oct. 1.
-
New GPS simulator will support US Air Force swarming munitions testing
The new simulator will help the Air Force test Golden Horde’s electronic warfare threat protection capabilities.
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Israel plans ‘laser wall,’ but questions remain about effectiveness and cost
Where will Israel station the weapons? Will they be able to defend the country against rockets? Is the technology affordable, and what platforms will host the laser systems?
-
‘Lead wing’ plan for Air Force deployments takes shape at nine bases
The F-15E Strike Eagle, A-10C Thunderbolt II and surveillance aircraft take center stage among the lead wings.
-
How do Singapore’s air capabilities compare to those of its neighbors?
A comparison of select Asian air forces and their capabilities, as detailed in a new report by IISS.
-
See images from the first day of the Singapore Airshow
“The show might be smaller, and the pandemic may have mitigated the number of exhibitors, but it doesn’t mean that defense procurement has been slowing down.”
-
Australia accuses China of using ‘military grade’ laser against P-8A aircraft
While the use of lasers are unlikely to cause physical damage to the aircraft, the intensity of the beam could distract the pilots or cause injury to their eyes.
-
Lockheed eyes Indo-Pacific in push to sell newest C-130 variant
There are also four other Indo-Pacific operators of the C-130J: the air forces of Australia, Bangladesh, India and South Korea.
-
Airbus completes midair automatic refueling trials with Singapore’s F-16, preps for tests with F-15
The A3R system automatically flies the boom and maintains alignment between the boom tip and the receiver receptacle with an accuracy of a couple of centimeters.
-
F-35A attends Singapore Airshow for first time, joining other Navy, Air Force planes
A KC-46A and F-35As join several other U.S. military aircraft at the show, including a U.S. Navy Boeing P-8A Poseidon multimission aircraft on static display.
-
First JSTARS jet flies into retirement after nearly 30 years of service
The Air Force plans to retire four of its 16 E-8C JSTARS planes by Oct. 1.
-
New GPS simulator will support US Air Force swarming munitions testing
The new simulator will help the Air Force test Golden Horde’s electronic warfare threat protection capabilities.
-
Israel plans ‘laser wall,’ but questions remain about effectiveness and cost
Where will Israel station the weapons? Will they be able to defend the country against rockets? Is the technology affordable, and what platforms will host the laser systems?
-
‘Lead wing’ plan for Air Force deployments takes shape at nine bases
The F-15E Strike Eagle, A-10C Thunderbolt II and surveillance aircraft take center stage among the lead wings.
-
How do Singapore’s air capabilities compare to those of its neighbors?
A comparison of select Asian air forces and their capabilities, as detailed in a new report by IISS.
-
See images from the first day of the Singapore Airshow
“The show might be smaller, and the pandemic may have mitigated the number of exhibitors, but it doesn’t mean that defense procurement has been slowing down.”
