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CH-47F Block II contract could be awarded soon
According to a contract notice, the Army could award a contact soon for 14 improved Chinook heavy lift helicopters.
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France signs Rafale upgrade deal
France and Dassault Aviation have signed a deal to begin work on the F4 standard of the Rafale, which brings new capabilities to bear.
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US Air Force’s plan to launch light-attack aircraft competition is now deferred indefinitely
The Air Force believes it needs to conduct further experiments, its undersecretary has revealed.
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Singapore wants the F-35 to replace its F-16s
Singapore announced that it has identified the F-35 “as the most suitable replacement” for the Republic of Singapore Air Force.
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Critical flight-safety feature up for grabs in planned Eurodrone
Germany’s Hensoldt throws its hat in the ring with a detect-and-avoid radar package.
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Japan to cease in-country assembly of F-35 jets
The Japanese government in December approved the country’s defense budget, which includes $612.35 million for the acquisition of six F-35As for the upcoming Japanese fiscal year.
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Pentagon considers an ICBM-killing weapon for the F-35, but is it affordable?
One Pentagon official says a new interceptor for the F-35 could be “cost-effective.” Others aren’t convinced.
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Pegasus arrives: KC-46 tanker makes America more effective in era of growing threats
The KC-46s rolling off Boeing’s line today increase the mission-based affordability and effectiveness of America’s military in an era of growing threats.
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Croatia backtracks on decision to buy Israeli jets. What went wrong?
The move follows a recommendation by the Croatian Defence Council that authorities relaunch the procurement step of its fighter jet acquisition program, set up to replace the country’s outdated Mikoyan MiG-21 fighters.
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France orders $2.3 billion upgrade for Rafale warplanes
New weapons and data-connectivity features are meant to keep the French go-to military aircraft relevant.
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CH-47F Block II contract could be awarded soon
According to a contract notice, the Army could award a contact soon for 14 improved Chinook heavy lift helicopters.
-
France signs Rafale upgrade deal
France and Dassault Aviation have signed a deal to begin work on the F4 standard of the Rafale, which brings new capabilities to bear.
-
US Air Force’s plan to launch light-attack aircraft competition is now deferred indefinitely
The Air Force believes it needs to conduct further experiments, its undersecretary has revealed.
-
Singapore wants the F-35 to replace its F-16s
Singapore announced that it has identified the F-35 “as the most suitable replacement” for the Republic of Singapore Air Force.
-
Critical flight-safety feature up for grabs in planned Eurodrone
Germany’s Hensoldt throws its hat in the ring with a detect-and-avoid radar package.
-
Japan to cease in-country assembly of F-35 jets
The Japanese government in December approved the country’s defense budget, which includes $612.35 million for the acquisition of six F-35As for the upcoming Japanese fiscal year.
-
Pentagon considers an ICBM-killing weapon for the F-35, but is it affordable?
One Pentagon official says a new interceptor for the F-35 could be “cost-effective.” Others aren’t convinced.
-
Pegasus arrives: KC-46 tanker makes America more effective in era of growing threats
The KC-46s rolling off Boeing’s line today increase the mission-based affordability and effectiveness of America’s military in an era of growing threats.
-
Croatia backtracks on decision to buy Israeli jets. What went wrong?
The move follows a recommendation by the Croatian Defence Council that authorities relaunch the procurement step of its fighter jet acquisition program, set up to replace the country’s outdated Mikoyan MiG-21 fighters.
-
France orders $2.3 billion upgrade for Rafale warplanes
New weapons and data-connectivity features are meant to keep the French go-to military aircraft relevant.
-
CH-47F Block II contract could be awarded soon
According to a contract notice, the Army could award a contact soon for 14 improved Chinook heavy lift helicopters.
-
France signs Rafale upgrade deal
France and Dassault Aviation have signed a deal to begin work on the F4 standard of the Rafale, which brings new capabilities to bear.
-
US Air Force’s plan to launch light-attack aircraft competition is now deferred indefinitely
The Air Force believes it needs to conduct further experiments, its undersecretary has revealed.
-
Singapore wants the F-35 to replace its F-16s
Singapore announced that it has identified the F-35 “as the most suitable replacement” for the Republic of Singapore Air Force.
-
Critical flight-safety feature up for grabs in planned Eurodrone
Germany’s Hensoldt throws its hat in the ring with a detect-and-avoid radar package.
-
Japan to cease in-country assembly of F-35 jets
The Japanese government in December approved the country’s defense budget, which includes $612.35 million for the acquisition of six F-35As for the upcoming Japanese fiscal year.
-
Pentagon considers an ICBM-killing weapon for the F-35, but is it affordable?
One Pentagon official says a new interceptor for the F-35 could be “cost-effective.” Others aren’t convinced.
-
Pegasus arrives: KC-46 tanker makes America more effective in era of growing threats
The KC-46s rolling off Boeing’s line today increase the mission-based affordability and effectiveness of America’s military in an era of growing threats.
-
Croatia backtracks on decision to buy Israeli jets. What went wrong?
The move follows a recommendation by the Croatian Defence Council that authorities relaunch the procurement step of its fighter jet acquisition program, set up to replace the country’s outdated Mikoyan MiG-21 fighters.
-
France orders $2.3 billion upgrade for Rafale warplanes
New weapons and data-connectivity features are meant to keep the French go-to military aircraft relevant.
