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Data standards pose a sneaky obstacle to joint war fighting
Data underpins the Pentagon’s CJADC2 concept, but experts say cultural barriers stand in the way of the services sharing their data.
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For Canada, multibillion-dollar training program is the FAcT of the matter
The Royal Canadian Air Force plans to combine two training programs under a single, multibillion-dollar project.
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US election drama ups the ante for Europe’s signature next-gen weapon
One effort being held up to the microscope is mainland Europe’s program to field a next-generation fighter aircraft and weapon program by 2040.
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US Air Force awards ABMS contracts to another 24 vendors
Each company was awarded an IDIQ contract worth up to $950 million.
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Defense aerospace primes are raking in money for classified programs
Here’s everything aerospace industry executives told investors about the secret aviation programs they’re working on.
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After the third Advanced Battle Management System test, this is the IT tool the head of Pacific Air Forces put on his wish list
“There are parts of [ABMS] that I really, really like,” the commander of Pacific Air Forces told reporters.
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Japan names contractor to build its future fighter jet
Japan is determined to restart its indigenous fighter aircraft capabilities, and the company it selected to build its F-X aircraft is the only local one with the relevant experience.
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Lockheed is developing a system to turn airlift planes into weapons trucks
The company won a $25 million contract in August to develop a technology that will allow cargo aircraft to drop pallets filled with smart weapons.
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UAE could get up to 50 F-35s in $10B sale
If approved, the United Arab Emirates operate the same number of F-35s as Israel.
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US Air Force wants help seeing moving targets in its sensor data
Descartes Labs says its geospatial analytics platform will help the Air Force generate moving target indication data.
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Data standards pose a sneaky obstacle to joint war fighting
Data underpins the Pentagon’s CJADC2 concept, but experts say cultural barriers stand in the way of the services sharing their data.
-
For Canada, multibillion-dollar training program is the FAcT of the matter
The Royal Canadian Air Force plans to combine two training programs under a single, multibillion-dollar project.
-
US election drama ups the ante for Europe’s signature next-gen weapon
One effort being held up to the microscope is mainland Europe’s program to field a next-generation fighter aircraft and weapon program by 2040.
-
US Air Force awards ABMS contracts to another 24 vendors
Each company was awarded an IDIQ contract worth up to $950 million.
-
Defense aerospace primes are raking in money for classified programs
Here’s everything aerospace industry executives told investors about the secret aviation programs they’re working on.
-
After the third Advanced Battle Management System test, this is the IT tool the head of Pacific Air Forces put on his wish list
“There are parts of [ABMS] that I really, really like,” the commander of Pacific Air Forces told reporters.
-
Japan names contractor to build its future fighter jet
Japan is determined to restart its indigenous fighter aircraft capabilities, and the company it selected to build its F-X aircraft is the only local one with the relevant experience.
-
Lockheed is developing a system to turn airlift planes into weapons trucks
The company won a $25 million contract in August to develop a technology that will allow cargo aircraft to drop pallets filled with smart weapons.
-
UAE could get up to 50 F-35s in $10B sale
If approved, the United Arab Emirates operate the same number of F-35s as Israel.
-
US Air Force wants help seeing moving targets in its sensor data
Descartes Labs says its geospatial analytics platform will help the Air Force generate moving target indication data.
-
Data standards pose a sneaky obstacle to joint war fighting
Data underpins the Pentagon’s CJADC2 concept, but experts say cultural barriers stand in the way of the services sharing their data.
-
For Canada, multibillion-dollar training program is the FAcT of the matter
The Royal Canadian Air Force plans to combine two training programs under a single, multibillion-dollar project.
-
US election drama ups the ante for Europe’s signature next-gen weapon
One effort being held up to the microscope is mainland Europe’s program to field a next-generation fighter aircraft and weapon program by 2040.
-
US Air Force awards ABMS contracts to another 24 vendors
Each company was awarded an IDIQ contract worth up to $950 million.
-
Defense aerospace primes are raking in money for classified programs
Here’s everything aerospace industry executives told investors about the secret aviation programs they’re working on.
-
After the third Advanced Battle Management System test, this is the IT tool the head of Pacific Air Forces put on his wish list
“There are parts of [ABMS] that I really, really like,” the commander of Pacific Air Forces told reporters.
-
Japan names contractor to build its future fighter jet
Japan is determined to restart its indigenous fighter aircraft capabilities, and the company it selected to build its F-X aircraft is the only local one with the relevant experience.
-
Lockheed is developing a system to turn airlift planes into weapons trucks
The company won a $25 million contract in August to develop a technology that will allow cargo aircraft to drop pallets filled with smart weapons.
-
UAE could get up to 50 F-35s in $10B sale
If approved, the United Arab Emirates operate the same number of F-35s as Israel.
-
US Air Force wants help seeing moving targets in its sensor data
Descartes Labs says its geospatial analytics platform will help the Air Force generate moving target indication data.
