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Lockheed offers drones to complement Poland’s future F-35 jets
With Poland set to acquire 32 F-35A fighter jets under a deal signed in January, the aircraft’s manufacturer is gearing up to supply the country with long-range drones to enhance the F-35′s operational capacities.
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Behind the scenes of the US Air Force’s second test of its game-changing battle management system
Robotic security dogs dogs, 5G towers, high-speed projectile weapons and AI-enabled computing systems could soon arrive on a battlefield near you.
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Singapore seeks adversarial training for local and US-based fighter pilots
The news of Draken International potentially supporting Singapore’s overseas F-15SG training detachment comes as the country plans its own adversarial training activities at home.
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Two hypersonic weapons complete new developmental milestone
Lockheed Martin and Raytheon have completed captive carry tests of two Hypersonic Air-breathing Weapon Concept variants.
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F-35 program costs are evolving, and these savings matter
In an era of increased military competition and during a period of tremendous budgetary constraints, incremental savings across a large enterprise program matter.
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New and old aircraft programs could get axed as top US Air Force general seeks ‘ruthless prioritization’ of capabilities
The new Air Force chief of staff has rolled out his priorities to the force.
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Japan secures first-ever major defense export with Philippine radar order
The deal between these two U.S. allies is significant, as it marks the first time Japan will export complete defense articles after it relaxed self-imposed restrictions on such sales in 2014.
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For US Air Force pilots, the toughest training flights are going virtual
A new virtual training environment will help Air Force pilots prepare for war against countries like Russia and China.
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Malaysia to launch competition for drones and manned maritime patrol aircraft
The Aug. 25 announcement comes in the wake of its coast guard killing a Vietnamese fisherman following a confrontation off the Malaysian coast. And both countries along with China were recently involved in a three-way standoff over oil exploration.
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US Air Force issues $90M contract for counter-drone systems and support
The contract is just the latest in a spurt of military investments in counter-small unmanned aerial systems.
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Lockheed offers drones to complement Poland’s future F-35 jets
With Poland set to acquire 32 F-35A fighter jets under a deal signed in January, the aircraft’s manufacturer is gearing up to supply the country with long-range drones to enhance the F-35′s operational capacities.
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Behind the scenes of the US Air Force’s second test of its game-changing battle management system
Robotic security dogs dogs, 5G towers, high-speed projectile weapons and AI-enabled computing systems could soon arrive on a battlefield near you.
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Singapore seeks adversarial training for local and US-based fighter pilots
The news of Draken International potentially supporting Singapore’s overseas F-15SG training detachment comes as the country plans its own adversarial training activities at home.
-
Two hypersonic weapons complete new developmental milestone
Lockheed Martin and Raytheon have completed captive carry tests of two Hypersonic Air-breathing Weapon Concept variants.
-
F-35 program costs are evolving, and these savings matter
In an era of increased military competition and during a period of tremendous budgetary constraints, incremental savings across a large enterprise program matter.
-
New and old aircraft programs could get axed as top US Air Force general seeks ‘ruthless prioritization’ of capabilities
The new Air Force chief of staff has rolled out his priorities to the force.
-
Japan secures first-ever major defense export with Philippine radar order
The deal between these two U.S. allies is significant, as it marks the first time Japan will export complete defense articles after it relaxed self-imposed restrictions on such sales in 2014.
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For US Air Force pilots, the toughest training flights are going virtual
A new virtual training environment will help Air Force pilots prepare for war against countries like Russia and China.
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Malaysia to launch competition for drones and manned maritime patrol aircraft
The Aug. 25 announcement comes in the wake of its coast guard killing a Vietnamese fisherman following a confrontation off the Malaysian coast. And both countries along with China were recently involved in a three-way standoff over oil exploration.
-
US Air Force issues $90M contract for counter-drone systems and support
The contract is just the latest in a spurt of military investments in counter-small unmanned aerial systems.
-
Lockheed offers drones to complement Poland’s future F-35 jets
With Poland set to acquire 32 F-35A fighter jets under a deal signed in January, the aircraft’s manufacturer is gearing up to supply the country with long-range drones to enhance the F-35′s operational capacities.
-
Behind the scenes of the US Air Force’s second test of its game-changing battle management system
Robotic security dogs dogs, 5G towers, high-speed projectile weapons and AI-enabled computing systems could soon arrive on a battlefield near you.
-
Singapore seeks adversarial training for local and US-based fighter pilots
The news of Draken International potentially supporting Singapore’s overseas F-15SG training detachment comes as the country plans its own adversarial training activities at home.
-
Two hypersonic weapons complete new developmental milestone
Lockheed Martin and Raytheon have completed captive carry tests of two Hypersonic Air-breathing Weapon Concept variants.
-
F-35 program costs are evolving, and these savings matter
In an era of increased military competition and during a period of tremendous budgetary constraints, incremental savings across a large enterprise program matter.
-
New and old aircraft programs could get axed as top US Air Force general seeks ‘ruthless prioritization’ of capabilities
The new Air Force chief of staff has rolled out his priorities to the force.
-
Japan secures first-ever major defense export with Philippine radar order
The deal between these two U.S. allies is significant, as it marks the first time Japan will export complete defense articles after it relaxed self-imposed restrictions on such sales in 2014.
-
For US Air Force pilots, the toughest training flights are going virtual
A new virtual training environment will help Air Force pilots prepare for war against countries like Russia and China.
-
Malaysia to launch competition for drones and manned maritime patrol aircraft
The Aug. 25 announcement comes in the wake of its coast guard killing a Vietnamese fisherman following a confrontation off the Malaysian coast. And both countries along with China were recently involved in a three-way standoff over oil exploration.
-
US Air Force issues $90M contract for counter-drone systems and support
The contract is just the latest in a spurt of military investments in counter-small unmanned aerial systems.
