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Indian Air Force launches new effort to revamp Jaguar fleet
The Indian Air Force has launched a new drive to revamp its 118 Jaguar ground attack fighters with new engines, airframes and spares from overseas grounded fighters.
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A long-term future for Robins Air Force Base and US national defense
Since 2002, Robins Air Force Base has been home to the JSTARS mission.
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Thanks to inflation, Airbus takes major financial hit, again, on largest military program
The structure of the contract with a group of European allies places heavy burden on the company.
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Boeing’s KC-46 penalties now up to $3.4B thanks to new $426M charge
The charge was due to certification delays and the cost of modifying early production aircraft.
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Textron is no longer working with the US Air Force on Scorpion’s airworthiness assessment. But these 2 companies are.
Textron decided to drop out of the assessment so it could make more investments in the AT-6 Wolverine, which the Air Force is considering buying.
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US Air Force is giving away retired turboprop light attack aircraft to Philippines
The aircraft were formerly owned by NASA, with two heavily modified in 2015 and used by U.S. Special Operations Command for combat evaluation in the campaign against the Islamic State.
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Jim Mattis warns Congress not to block Turkey from F-35 program
Banning Turkey from the F-35 will cause a ‘supply chain disruption,’ says Pentagon chief.
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Why BAE Systems doesn’t want a real cockpit in its Tempest
BAE is gambling on a specific cockpit design.
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Pentagon looks to lower costs for nations buying American weapons — again
If you want to buy an American weapon, a fee could be going down.
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Indian Air Force launches new effort to revamp Jaguar fleet
The Indian Air Force has launched a new drive to revamp its 118 Jaguar ground attack fighters with new engines, airframes and spares from overseas grounded fighters.
-
A long-term future for Robins Air Force Base and US national defense
Since 2002, Robins Air Force Base has been home to the JSTARS mission.
-
Thanks to inflation, Airbus takes major financial hit, again, on largest military program
The structure of the contract with a group of European allies places heavy burden on the company.
-
Boeing’s KC-46 penalties now up to $3.4B thanks to new $426M charge
The charge was due to certification delays and the cost of modifying early production aircraft.
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Textron is no longer working with the US Air Force on Scorpion’s airworthiness assessment. But these 2 companies are.
Textron decided to drop out of the assessment so it could make more investments in the AT-6 Wolverine, which the Air Force is considering buying.
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JSTARS recap is officially dead
The 2019 defense policy bill hands the Air Force a big win.
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US Air Force is giving away retired turboprop light attack aircraft to Philippines
The aircraft were formerly owned by NASA, with two heavily modified in 2015 and used by U.S. Special Operations Command for combat evaluation in the campaign against the Islamic State.
-
Jim Mattis warns Congress not to block Turkey from F-35 program
Banning Turkey from the F-35 will cause a ‘supply chain disruption,’ says Pentagon chief.
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Why BAE Systems doesn’t want a real cockpit in its Tempest
BAE is gambling on a specific cockpit design.
-
Pentagon looks to lower costs for nations buying American weapons — again
If you want to buy an American weapon, a fee could be going down.
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Indian Air Force launches new effort to revamp Jaguar fleet
The Indian Air Force has launched a new drive to revamp its 118 Jaguar ground attack fighters with new engines, airframes and spares from overseas grounded fighters.
-
A long-term future for Robins Air Force Base and US national defense
Since 2002, Robins Air Force Base has been home to the JSTARS mission.
-
Thanks to inflation, Airbus takes major financial hit, again, on largest military program
The structure of the contract with a group of European allies places heavy burden on the company.
-
Boeing’s KC-46 penalties now up to $3.4B thanks to new $426M charge
The charge was due to certification delays and the cost of modifying early production aircraft.
-
Textron is no longer working with the US Air Force on Scorpion’s airworthiness assessment. But these 2 companies are.
Textron decided to drop out of the assessment so it could make more investments in the AT-6 Wolverine, which the Air Force is considering buying.
-
JSTARS recap is officially dead
The 2019 defense policy bill hands the Air Force a big win.
-
US Air Force is giving away retired turboprop light attack aircraft to Philippines
The aircraft were formerly owned by NASA, with two heavily modified in 2015 and used by U.S. Special Operations Command for combat evaluation in the campaign against the Islamic State.
-
Jim Mattis warns Congress not to block Turkey from F-35 program
Banning Turkey from the F-35 will cause a ‘supply chain disruption,’ says Pentagon chief.
-
Why BAE Systems doesn’t want a real cockpit in its Tempest
BAE is gambling on a specific cockpit design.
-
Pentagon looks to lower costs for nations buying American weapons — again
If you want to buy an American weapon, a fee could be going down.
