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Kuwait gets its first two Eurofighters
The first two of 28 Eurofighters ordered by Kuwait have been delivered to the Gulf state, Italy’s Leonardo announced on Tuesday.
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Jet ejection seat, breathing system oversight strengthened in defense bill
The provisions of the defense policy bill aim to prevent further deaths and injuries among military pilots.
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Air Force would keep B-1 bombers until B-21s arrive, under NDAA
The NDAA would also allow the Air National Guard to retire its old RC-26 reconnaissance aircraft.
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Finland picks F-35 as its next fighter, continuing the American plane’s inroads in Europe
The Finnish government has picked the F-35 as the replacement weapon for the country’s F-18 Hornet fleet, known as the HX program, according to a Ministry of Defence statement.
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General Atomics unveils new unmanned aircraft named for harsh American desert
Named for a harsh desert in the American southwest, General Atomics’ newest unmanned aircraft is designed for greater endurance, greater payload and can take off and land using short, undeveloped strips of land.
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Could Turkey’s future TF-X jet include a mix of American and Russian tech?
Turkey has chosen an American-made engine for its future fighter jet TF-X, but the country will also work with Russia to locally produce aircraft parts, according to Turkey’s top procurement official.
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NDAA would put brakes on A-10 aircraft retirement, but let others go
Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall recently cited the A-10 as an example of the kind of older aircraft the service wants to retire to free up resources to modernize for a high-end fight.
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Air Force previews plan to phase out enlisted drone pilots
Congress appears likely to let the Air Force ditch 24 of its 31 RQ-4 Global Hawks soon.
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Turkey hints at potential Hurkus aircraft sale to Azerbaijan
Earlier this year, Niger became the first foreign customer of the Hurkus.
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US Missile Defense Agency declares initial delivery of Long-Range Discrimination Radar in Alaska
The Alaska-based missile defense radar that can detect intercontinental ballistic missiles has reached initial fielding, the Missile Defense Agency declared in a Dec. 6 ceremony at Clear Air Force Station.
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Kuwait gets its first two Eurofighters
The first two of 28 Eurofighters ordered by Kuwait have been delivered to the Gulf state, Italy’s Leonardo announced on Tuesday.
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Jet ejection seat, breathing system oversight strengthened in defense bill
The provisions of the defense policy bill aim to prevent further deaths and injuries among military pilots.
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Air Force would keep B-1 bombers until B-21s arrive, under NDAA
The NDAA would also allow the Air National Guard to retire its old RC-26 reconnaissance aircraft.
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Finland picks F-35 as its next fighter, continuing the American plane’s inroads in Europe
The Finnish government has picked the F-35 as the replacement weapon for the country’s F-18 Hornet fleet, known as the HX program, according to a Ministry of Defence statement.
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General Atomics unveils new unmanned aircraft named for harsh American desert
Named for a harsh desert in the American southwest, General Atomics’ newest unmanned aircraft is designed for greater endurance, greater payload and can take off and land using short, undeveloped strips of land.
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Could Turkey’s future TF-X jet include a mix of American and Russian tech?
Turkey has chosen an American-made engine for its future fighter jet TF-X, but the country will also work with Russia to locally produce aircraft parts, according to Turkey’s top procurement official.
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NDAA would put brakes on A-10 aircraft retirement, but let others go
Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall recently cited the A-10 as an example of the kind of older aircraft the service wants to retire to free up resources to modernize for a high-end fight.
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Air Force previews plan to phase out enlisted drone pilots
Congress appears likely to let the Air Force ditch 24 of its 31 RQ-4 Global Hawks soon.
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Turkey hints at potential Hurkus aircraft sale to Azerbaijan
Earlier this year, Niger became the first foreign customer of the Hurkus.
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US Missile Defense Agency declares initial delivery of Long-Range Discrimination Radar in Alaska
The Alaska-based missile defense radar that can detect intercontinental ballistic missiles has reached initial fielding, the Missile Defense Agency declared in a Dec. 6 ceremony at Clear Air Force Station.
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Kuwait gets its first two Eurofighters
The first two of 28 Eurofighters ordered by Kuwait have been delivered to the Gulf state, Italy’s Leonardo announced on Tuesday.
-
Jet ejection seat, breathing system oversight strengthened in defense bill
The provisions of the defense policy bill aim to prevent further deaths and injuries among military pilots.
-
Air Force would keep B-1 bombers until B-21s arrive, under NDAA
The NDAA would also allow the Air National Guard to retire its old RC-26 reconnaissance aircraft.
-
Finland picks F-35 as its next fighter, continuing the American plane’s inroads in Europe
The Finnish government has picked the F-35 as the replacement weapon for the country’s F-18 Hornet fleet, known as the HX program, according to a Ministry of Defence statement.
-
General Atomics unveils new unmanned aircraft named for harsh American desert
Named for a harsh desert in the American southwest, General Atomics’ newest unmanned aircraft is designed for greater endurance, greater payload and can take off and land using short, undeveloped strips of land.
-
Could Turkey’s future TF-X jet include a mix of American and Russian tech?
Turkey has chosen an American-made engine for its future fighter jet TF-X, but the country will also work with Russia to locally produce aircraft parts, according to Turkey’s top procurement official.
-
NDAA would put brakes on A-10 aircraft retirement, but let others go
Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall recently cited the A-10 as an example of the kind of older aircraft the service wants to retire to free up resources to modernize for a high-end fight.
-
Air Force previews plan to phase out enlisted drone pilots
Congress appears likely to let the Air Force ditch 24 of its 31 RQ-4 Global Hawks soon.
-
Turkey hints at potential Hurkus aircraft sale to Azerbaijan
Earlier this year, Niger became the first foreign customer of the Hurkus.
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US Missile Defense Agency declares initial delivery of Long-Range Discrimination Radar in Alaska
The Alaska-based missile defense radar that can detect intercontinental ballistic missiles has reached initial fielding, the Missile Defense Agency declared in a Dec. 6 ceremony at Clear Air Force Station.
