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Dassault withdraws from Canada’s fighter jet competition
Dassault Aviation had been approved by the Canadian government for a fighter jet competition and intended to offer the Royal Canadian Air Force the Rafale fighter jet.
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Companies line up to deliver Turkey hundreds of micro drones
The planned drones would be used in homeland security missions like search and rescue, surveillance and reconnaissance, remote sensing and mapping.
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Air Force’s international affairs head tapped to lead Pentagon’s technology transfer org
After an eight-year stint as undersecretary of the Air Force for international affairs, Heidi Grant will move on to a new role in December.
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Europe’s next-gen fighter jet is stuck in the bickering phase
The future Franco-German combat aircraft program is set to begin in earnest early next year, but a key project phase is already in full swing.
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China showcases progress on stealth fighter jet at Zhuhai air show
China still has a fair way to go before it can approach the levels of signature reduction seen in fifth-generation fighters such as the F-22 and F-35.
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America’s Air Force is too small
America’s Air Force cannot afford to come up short. It needs 386 operational squadrons to remain the pre-eminent Air Force in the world.
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Midterms could crash Trump’s Space Force on the launch pad
President Donald Trump has ordered the Pentagon to start work on a new, sixth military service dedicated to space, but that seems unlikely if Democrats take the House in the midterms.
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South Korea and Spain seek deal to swap trainer jets for airlifters
The deal may involve about 50 basic and advanced trainer jets built by Korea Aerospace Industries, and four to six Airbus A400M airlifters.
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Mattis wants to boost fighter readiness. Here’s how industry could help.
Getting to an 80 percent mission-capable rate is a major goal for the Pentagon. It’s also a major opportunity for defense contractors.
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General Electric beats Rolls-Royce to power Turkey’s indigenous fighter jet
Under the deal, the first prototype of the TF-X and an unknown number of initial batches would be powered by the F110 engine.
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Dassault withdraws from Canada’s fighter jet competition
Dassault Aviation had been approved by the Canadian government for a fighter jet competition and intended to offer the Royal Canadian Air Force the Rafale fighter jet.
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Companies line up to deliver Turkey hundreds of micro drones
The planned drones would be used in homeland security missions like search and rescue, surveillance and reconnaissance, remote sensing and mapping.
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Air Force’s international affairs head tapped to lead Pentagon’s technology transfer org
After an eight-year stint as undersecretary of the Air Force for international affairs, Heidi Grant will move on to a new role in December.
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Europe’s next-gen fighter jet is stuck in the bickering phase
The future Franco-German combat aircraft program is set to begin in earnest early next year, but a key project phase is already in full swing.
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China showcases progress on stealth fighter jet at Zhuhai air show
China still has a fair way to go before it can approach the levels of signature reduction seen in fifth-generation fighters such as the F-22 and F-35.
-
America’s Air Force is too small
America’s Air Force cannot afford to come up short. It needs 386 operational squadrons to remain the pre-eminent Air Force in the world.
-
Midterms could crash Trump’s Space Force on the launch pad
President Donald Trump has ordered the Pentagon to start work on a new, sixth military service dedicated to space, but that seems unlikely if Democrats take the House in the midterms.
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South Korea and Spain seek deal to swap trainer jets for airlifters
The deal may involve about 50 basic and advanced trainer jets built by Korea Aerospace Industries, and four to six Airbus A400M airlifters.
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Mattis wants to boost fighter readiness. Here’s how industry could help.
Getting to an 80 percent mission-capable rate is a major goal for the Pentagon. It’s also a major opportunity for defense contractors.
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General Electric beats Rolls-Royce to power Turkey’s indigenous fighter jet
Under the deal, the first prototype of the TF-X and an unknown number of initial batches would be powered by the F110 engine.
-
Dassault withdraws from Canada’s fighter jet competition
Dassault Aviation had been approved by the Canadian government for a fighter jet competition and intended to offer the Royal Canadian Air Force the Rafale fighter jet.
-
Companies line up to deliver Turkey hundreds of micro drones
The planned drones would be used in homeland security missions like search and rescue, surveillance and reconnaissance, remote sensing and mapping.
-
Air Force’s international affairs head tapped to lead Pentagon’s technology transfer org
After an eight-year stint as undersecretary of the Air Force for international affairs, Heidi Grant will move on to a new role in December.
-
Europe’s next-gen fighter jet is stuck in the bickering phase
The future Franco-German combat aircraft program is set to begin in earnest early next year, but a key project phase is already in full swing.
-
China showcases progress on stealth fighter jet at Zhuhai air show
China still has a fair way to go before it can approach the levels of signature reduction seen in fifth-generation fighters such as the F-22 and F-35.
-
America’s Air Force is too small
America’s Air Force cannot afford to come up short. It needs 386 operational squadrons to remain the pre-eminent Air Force in the world.
-
Midterms could crash Trump’s Space Force on the launch pad
President Donald Trump has ordered the Pentagon to start work on a new, sixth military service dedicated to space, but that seems unlikely if Democrats take the House in the midterms.
-
South Korea and Spain seek deal to swap trainer jets for airlifters
The deal may involve about 50 basic and advanced trainer jets built by Korea Aerospace Industries, and four to six Airbus A400M airlifters.
-
Mattis wants to boost fighter readiness. Here’s how industry could help.
Getting to an 80 percent mission-capable rate is a major goal for the Pentagon. It’s also a major opportunity for defense contractors.
-
General Electric beats Rolls-Royce to power Turkey’s indigenous fighter jet
Under the deal, the first prototype of the TF-X and an unknown number of initial batches would be powered by the F110 engine.
