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F-35 Software Challenge Won’t Delay IOC
The F-35B joint strike fighter remains on track to go operational for the Marine Corps this year, despite a recently discovered software fusion problem that manifests itself when multiple F-35 sensor suites attempt to communicate.
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No DoD Flights Planned for Paris Air Show
Organizers taking part in the biannual Paris Air Show expect an increase in the US presence at Le Bourget, but said there are no plans for Pentagon aircraft to perform.
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USAF Issues T-X Requirements
The US Air Force has released the long-awaited requirements for its next-generation trainer program, known as T-X.
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SecAF: KC-46 First Flight ‘Hopefully’ Summer
The Air Force secretary expects the KC-46A tanker to have its first flight sometime over the summer, a “several month” delay for a milestone on the program.
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HASC Looking to Alter RD-180 Restriction
There is a growing sense on the Hill that language designed to limit the procurement of Russian engines for military space launch needs to be altered to avoid unexpected fallout.
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KC-46A First Flight Facing Delay
The KC-46A Pegasus tanker program director is “not comfortable” saying the tanker’s first flight will happen as planned in April.
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Pentagon Launches New EW Council
The Pentagon is launching a group focused on innovations and strategies in electronic warfare across the entire Department of Defense, a top official announced Tuesday
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Lockheed Eyes Singapore, Korea F-16 Upgrades
Lockheed Martin is getting closer to signing Singapore on as a customer for its F-16V upgrade package, with an agreement potentially coming before the end of 2015.
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ULA to Retire Delta IV, Push for More RD-180s
The United Launch Alliance (ULA) has decided to retire all but the heavy variant of the Delta IV space launch vehicle, a decision that will likely cause fireworks at a Congressional hearing scheduled for this week.
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Analysts: Sikorsky Decision May Signal Trend
United Technologies Corporation will spend the next several months weighing whether it will divest itself of its Sikorsky unit, in what analysts say is a reflection of shrinking profit margins across the defense sector.
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F-35 Software Challenge Won’t Delay IOC
The F-35B joint strike fighter remains on track to go operational for the Marine Corps this year, despite a recently discovered software fusion problem that manifests itself when multiple F-35 sensor suites attempt to communicate.
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No DoD Flights Planned for Paris Air Show
Organizers taking part in the biannual Paris Air Show expect an increase in the US presence at Le Bourget, but said there are no plans for Pentagon aircraft to perform.
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USAF Issues T-X Requirements
The US Air Force has released the long-awaited requirements for its next-generation trainer program, known as T-X.
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SecAF: KC-46 First Flight ‘Hopefully’ Summer
The Air Force secretary expects the KC-46A tanker to have its first flight sometime over the summer, a “several month” delay for a milestone on the program.
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HASC Looking to Alter RD-180 Restriction
There is a growing sense on the Hill that language designed to limit the procurement of Russian engines for military space launch needs to be altered to avoid unexpected fallout.
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KC-46A First Flight Facing Delay
The KC-46A Pegasus tanker program director is “not comfortable” saying the tanker’s first flight will happen as planned in April.
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Pentagon Launches New EW Council
The Pentagon is launching a group focused on innovations and strategies in electronic warfare across the entire Department of Defense, a top official announced Tuesday
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Lockheed Eyes Singapore, Korea F-16 Upgrades
Lockheed Martin is getting closer to signing Singapore on as a customer for its F-16V upgrade package, with an agreement potentially coming before the end of 2015.
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ULA to Retire Delta IV, Push for More RD-180s
The United Launch Alliance (ULA) has decided to retire all but the heavy variant of the Delta IV space launch vehicle, a decision that will likely cause fireworks at a Congressional hearing scheduled for this week.
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Analysts: Sikorsky Decision May Signal Trend
United Technologies Corporation will spend the next several months weighing whether it will divest itself of its Sikorsky unit, in what analysts say is a reflection of shrinking profit margins across the defense sector.
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F-35 Software Challenge Won’t Delay IOC
The F-35B joint strike fighter remains on track to go operational for the Marine Corps this year, despite a recently discovered software fusion problem that manifests itself when multiple F-35 sensor suites attempt to communicate.
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No DoD Flights Planned for Paris Air Show
Organizers taking part in the biannual Paris Air Show expect an increase in the US presence at Le Bourget, but said there are no plans for Pentagon aircraft to perform.
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USAF Issues T-X Requirements
The US Air Force has released the long-awaited requirements for its next-generation trainer program, known as T-X.
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SecAF: KC-46 First Flight ‘Hopefully’ Summer
The Air Force secretary expects the KC-46A tanker to have its first flight sometime over the summer, a “several month” delay for a milestone on the program.
-
HASC Looking to Alter RD-180 Restriction
There is a growing sense on the Hill that language designed to limit the procurement of Russian engines for military space launch needs to be altered to avoid unexpected fallout.
-
KC-46A First Flight Facing Delay
The KC-46A Pegasus tanker program director is “not comfortable” saying the tanker’s first flight will happen as planned in April.
-
Pentagon Launches New EW Council
The Pentagon is launching a group focused on innovations and strategies in electronic warfare across the entire Department of Defense, a top official announced Tuesday
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Lockheed Eyes Singapore, Korea F-16 Upgrades
Lockheed Martin is getting closer to signing Singapore on as a customer for its F-16V upgrade package, with an agreement potentially coming before the end of 2015.
-
ULA to Retire Delta IV, Push for More RD-180s
The United Launch Alliance (ULA) has decided to retire all but the heavy variant of the Delta IV space launch vehicle, a decision that will likely cause fireworks at a Congressional hearing scheduled for this week.
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Analysts: Sikorsky Decision May Signal Trend
United Technologies Corporation will spend the next several months weighing whether it will divest itself of its Sikorsky unit, in what analysts say is a reflection of shrinking profit margins across the defense sector.
