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China sends 39 warplanes toward Taiwan, largest in new year
The Chinese formation Sunday night included 24 J-16 fighter jets and 10 J-10 jets, among other support and electronic warfare aircraft.
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Military may take months to gauge 5G safety risks to aircraft
The results of tests on whether the new 5G rollout could affect military aircraft systems are not expected until late summer.
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Greece boosts Air Force with advanced French jets
Six advanced Rafale jets, purchased from the French Air Force, flew in low formation over Athens before their official handover to the Greek armed forces at a nearby air base.
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Before US pullout, watchdog warned of Afghan air force collapse
The SIGAR report underscores that American authorities had been alerted that Afghanistan’s air force did not have the capabilities to survive after a U.S. withdrawal.
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Following procurement cut, the Army is looking to add funding back in 2022 for aerial jamming pod
The Army updated its capability document for the MFEW-Air Large system.
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Turkey kicks off serial production for armed trainer Hurjet
Turkish procurement officials think that once the Hurjet has become combat-proven with its use in the Turkish military, its export prospects will flourish.
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First Marine F-35C squadron deploys on an aircraft carrier
The Marine Corps hopes the F-35C’s long range fires and electronic warfare capabilities will increase its ability to operate in the Pacific.
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Boeing pledges expanded German industry involvement if the nation buys the F-18
While prospective local partners remained unnamed, Boeing claims its outreach effort would amount to deals worth about $4 billion.
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New UK military air traffic management suite falls far short of savings goals
The first element of a major overhaul of Britain’s military air traffic management system has gone fully operational, but the Ministry of Defence has admitted the projected savings expected from the program are drastically reduced.
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The Air Force and Boeing haven’t yet fixed the troubled KC-46 Pegasus vision system
Air Mobility Command expects the revamped Remote Vision System will still be delivered on schedule, but the Air Force has not yet accepted its design.
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China sends 39 warplanes toward Taiwan, largest in new year
The Chinese formation Sunday night included 24 J-16 fighter jets and 10 J-10 jets, among other support and electronic warfare aircraft.
-
Military may take months to gauge 5G safety risks to aircraft
The results of tests on whether the new 5G rollout could affect military aircraft systems are not expected until late summer.
-
Greece boosts Air Force with advanced French jets
Six advanced Rafale jets, purchased from the French Air Force, flew in low formation over Athens before their official handover to the Greek armed forces at a nearby air base.
-
Before US pullout, watchdog warned of Afghan air force collapse
The SIGAR report underscores that American authorities had been alerted that Afghanistan’s air force did not have the capabilities to survive after a U.S. withdrawal.
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Following procurement cut, the Army is looking to add funding back in 2022 for aerial jamming pod
The Army updated its capability document for the MFEW-Air Large system.
-
Turkey kicks off serial production for armed trainer Hurjet
Turkish procurement officials think that once the Hurjet has become combat-proven with its use in the Turkish military, its export prospects will flourish.
-
First Marine F-35C squadron deploys on an aircraft carrier
The Marine Corps hopes the F-35C’s long range fires and electronic warfare capabilities will increase its ability to operate in the Pacific.
-
Boeing pledges expanded German industry involvement if the nation buys the F-18
While prospective local partners remained unnamed, Boeing claims its outreach effort would amount to deals worth about $4 billion.
-
New UK military air traffic management suite falls far short of savings goals
The first element of a major overhaul of Britain’s military air traffic management system has gone fully operational, but the Ministry of Defence has admitted the projected savings expected from the program are drastically reduced.
-
The Air Force and Boeing haven’t yet fixed the troubled KC-46 Pegasus vision system
Air Mobility Command expects the revamped Remote Vision System will still be delivered on schedule, but the Air Force has not yet accepted its design.
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China sends 39 warplanes toward Taiwan, largest in new year
The Chinese formation Sunday night included 24 J-16 fighter jets and 10 J-10 jets, among other support and electronic warfare aircraft.
-
Military may take months to gauge 5G safety risks to aircraft
The results of tests on whether the new 5G rollout could affect military aircraft systems are not expected until late summer.
-
Greece boosts Air Force with advanced French jets
Six advanced Rafale jets, purchased from the French Air Force, flew in low formation over Athens before their official handover to the Greek armed forces at a nearby air base.
-
Before US pullout, watchdog warned of Afghan air force collapse
The SIGAR report underscores that American authorities had been alerted that Afghanistan’s air force did not have the capabilities to survive after a U.S. withdrawal.
-
Following procurement cut, the Army is looking to add funding back in 2022 for aerial jamming pod
The Army updated its capability document for the MFEW-Air Large system.
-
Turkey kicks off serial production for armed trainer Hurjet
Turkish procurement officials think that once the Hurjet has become combat-proven with its use in the Turkish military, its export prospects will flourish.
-
First Marine F-35C squadron deploys on an aircraft carrier
The Marine Corps hopes the F-35C’s long range fires and electronic warfare capabilities will increase its ability to operate in the Pacific.
-
Boeing pledges expanded German industry involvement if the nation buys the F-18
While prospective local partners remained unnamed, Boeing claims its outreach effort would amount to deals worth about $4 billion.
-
New UK military air traffic management suite falls far short of savings goals
The first element of a major overhaul of Britain’s military air traffic management system has gone fully operational, but the Ministry of Defence has admitted the projected savings expected from the program are drastically reduced.
-
The Air Force and Boeing haven’t yet fixed the troubled KC-46 Pegasus vision system
Air Mobility Command expects the revamped Remote Vision System will still be delivered on schedule, but the Air Force has not yet accepted its design.
