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A vision for US Air Force partnerships in the Americas
The U.S. Air Force must reinforce the strength of its longstanding commitment to the Western Hemisphere.
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AI algorithm defeats human fighter pilot in simulated dogfight
The simulated dogfight is a step forward for AI in air-to-air combat, but a lot of work remains.
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US Air Force may have accidentally revealed interest in hypersonic nuke
One key general says a hypersonic glide option will not be fielded in the initial years of the Ground Based Strategic Deterrent program.
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To get more female pilots, the Air Force is changing the way it designs weapons
Future aircraft and work stations will be designed for a larger range of body sizes, which could allow more women to take on coveted pilot and aircrew positions.
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Finland’s $12 billion fighter plan dodges the post-pandemic budget ax
The economic impact of the coronavirus crisis, which has forced the government to significantly increase international borrowings and further load national debt, was feared to have a negative bearing of the military’s HX project.
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CEO of Boeing’s defense wing talks stumbling blocks, from KC-46 to COVID
Leanne Caret came to this interview prepared with 15 minutes worth of opening statements. She had a lot to cover, and a lot to answer for.
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Market exposure in the Top 100: Defense, commercial aviation and much more
Avascent drew on the Top 100 list to examine the broader mix of market exposure among firms comprising the global defense industrial base. This analysis provides insight into how companies with defense business leverage exposure to other markets, either as a complement or as a hedge to their defense activities.
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B-21 bomber program survives pandemic disruptions
“All of the hard engineering is kind of behind us,” the head of the Rapid Capabilities Office said of the B-21.
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Moving US F-16s from Germany will ripple far outside the Black Sea region
Former defense and military officials weighed in on the decision to transfer F-16s from Germany to Italy.
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Navy completes first flight test of new jamming pod
The Navy’s Next Generation Jammer Mid-Band pod completed a successful flight test aboard an EA-18G Growler.
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A vision for US Air Force partnerships in the Americas
The U.S. Air Force must reinforce the strength of its longstanding commitment to the Western Hemisphere.
-
AI algorithm defeats human fighter pilot in simulated dogfight
The simulated dogfight is a step forward for AI in air-to-air combat, but a lot of work remains.
-
US Air Force may have accidentally revealed interest in hypersonic nuke
One key general says a hypersonic glide option will not be fielded in the initial years of the Ground Based Strategic Deterrent program.
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To get more female pilots, the Air Force is changing the way it designs weapons
Future aircraft and work stations will be designed for a larger range of body sizes, which could allow more women to take on coveted pilot and aircrew positions.
-
Finland’s $12 billion fighter plan dodges the post-pandemic budget ax
The economic impact of the coronavirus crisis, which has forced the government to significantly increase international borrowings and further load national debt, was feared to have a negative bearing of the military’s HX project.
-
CEO of Boeing’s defense wing talks stumbling blocks, from KC-46 to COVID
Leanne Caret came to this interview prepared with 15 minutes worth of opening statements. She had a lot to cover, and a lot to answer for.
-
Market exposure in the Top 100: Defense, commercial aviation and much more
Avascent drew on the Top 100 list to examine the broader mix of market exposure among firms comprising the global defense industrial base. This analysis provides insight into how companies with defense business leverage exposure to other markets, either as a complement or as a hedge to their defense activities.
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B-21 bomber program survives pandemic disruptions
“All of the hard engineering is kind of behind us,” the head of the Rapid Capabilities Office said of the B-21.
-
Moving US F-16s from Germany will ripple far outside the Black Sea region
Former defense and military officials weighed in on the decision to transfer F-16s from Germany to Italy.
-
Navy completes first flight test of new jamming pod
The Navy’s Next Generation Jammer Mid-Band pod completed a successful flight test aboard an EA-18G Growler.
-
A vision for US Air Force partnerships in the Americas
The U.S. Air Force must reinforce the strength of its longstanding commitment to the Western Hemisphere.
-
AI algorithm defeats human fighter pilot in simulated dogfight
The simulated dogfight is a step forward for AI in air-to-air combat, but a lot of work remains.
-
US Air Force may have accidentally revealed interest in hypersonic nuke
One key general says a hypersonic glide option will not be fielded in the initial years of the Ground Based Strategic Deterrent program.
-
To get more female pilots, the Air Force is changing the way it designs weapons
Future aircraft and work stations will be designed for a larger range of body sizes, which could allow more women to take on coveted pilot and aircrew positions.
-
Finland’s $12 billion fighter plan dodges the post-pandemic budget ax
The economic impact of the coronavirus crisis, which has forced the government to significantly increase international borrowings and further load national debt, was feared to have a negative bearing of the military’s HX project.
-
CEO of Boeing’s defense wing talks stumbling blocks, from KC-46 to COVID
Leanne Caret came to this interview prepared with 15 minutes worth of opening statements. She had a lot to cover, and a lot to answer for.
-
Market exposure in the Top 100: Defense, commercial aviation and much more
Avascent drew on the Top 100 list to examine the broader mix of market exposure among firms comprising the global defense industrial base. This analysis provides insight into how companies with defense business leverage exposure to other markets, either as a complement or as a hedge to their defense activities.
-
B-21 bomber program survives pandemic disruptions
“All of the hard engineering is kind of behind us,” the head of the Rapid Capabilities Office said of the B-21.
-
Moving US F-16s from Germany will ripple far outside the Black Sea region
Former defense and military officials weighed in on the decision to transfer F-16s from Germany to Italy.
-
Navy completes first flight test of new jamming pod
The Navy’s Next Generation Jammer Mid-Band pod completed a successful flight test aboard an EA-18G Growler.
