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Customers have second thoughts about Surion helo buy after fatal crash
A fatal crash of a South Korean Marine Corps helicopter is expected to deal a serious blow to the local helicopter maker’s export bids.
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Pitch Black: Australia hosts multinational air power exercise with a number of aircraft debuts
The biennial event has evolved into a full-spectrum, complex air warfare exercise that includes large force employment of coalition air power, air-land integration activities and remote airfield operations.
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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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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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Russia tests new nuclear weapons after summit with Trump
Cruise missile, high-powered laser weapon system readied for trials, military officials say.
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Singapore signs data analytics agreements with Airbus, Rolls-Royce at Farnborough
The agreements will allow Singapore to leverage data analytics and digital technology to support its new tanker aircraft that will enter service this year.
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US sanctions on Russia could harm India. Congress is wrestling over a fix.
How U.S. lawmakers handle stiff Russia sanctions that inadvertently target India and other allies will be a test of Defense Secretary Jim Mattis’ clout on Capitol Hill.
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Taiwan’s Apache Guardian helicopters reach major milestone
The commissioning of Taiwan’s fleet of Apache Guardians is a big leap in capability for the island, which has up to now been operating the remaining survivors of 63 Bell AH-1W Super Cobra attack helicopters.
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Pakistan chooses Turkish T129 attack helos to replace aging fleet
It appears China failed to sufficiently impress Pakistan with its offering.
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South Korea plans to locally develop missile for homemade future jet
The government is scheduled to pick a local partner company no later than September for exploratory development of the missile, modeled after the Taurus KEPD 350.
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Customers have second thoughts about Surion helo buy after fatal crash
A fatal crash of a South Korean Marine Corps helicopter is expected to deal a serious blow to the local helicopter maker’s export bids.
-
Pitch Black: Australia hosts multinational air power exercise with a number of aircraft debuts
The biennial event has evolved into a full-spectrum, complex air warfare exercise that includes large force employment of coalition air power, air-land integration activities and remote airfield operations.
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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.
-
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.
-
Russia tests new nuclear weapons after summit with Trump
Cruise missile, high-powered laser weapon system readied for trials, military officials say.
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Singapore signs data analytics agreements with Airbus, Rolls-Royce at Farnborough
The agreements will allow Singapore to leverage data analytics and digital technology to support its new tanker aircraft that will enter service this year.
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US sanctions on Russia could harm India. Congress is wrestling over a fix.
How U.S. lawmakers handle stiff Russia sanctions that inadvertently target India and other allies will be a test of Defense Secretary Jim Mattis’ clout on Capitol Hill.
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Taiwan’s Apache Guardian helicopters reach major milestone
The commissioning of Taiwan’s fleet of Apache Guardians is a big leap in capability for the island, which has up to now been operating the remaining survivors of 63 Bell AH-1W Super Cobra attack helicopters.
-
Pakistan chooses Turkish T129 attack helos to replace aging fleet
It appears China failed to sufficiently impress Pakistan with its offering.
-
South Korea plans to locally develop missile for homemade future jet
The government is scheduled to pick a local partner company no later than September for exploratory development of the missile, modeled after the Taurus KEPD 350.
-
Customers have second thoughts about Surion helo buy after fatal crash
A fatal crash of a South Korean Marine Corps helicopter is expected to deal a serious blow to the local helicopter maker’s export bids.
-
Pitch Black: Australia hosts multinational air power exercise with a number of aircraft debuts
The biennial event has evolved into a full-spectrum, complex air warfare exercise that includes large force employment of coalition air power, air-land integration activities and remote airfield operations.
-
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.
-
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.
-
Russia tests new nuclear weapons after summit with Trump
Cruise missile, high-powered laser weapon system readied for trials, military officials say.
-
Singapore signs data analytics agreements with Airbus, Rolls-Royce at Farnborough
The agreements will allow Singapore to leverage data analytics and digital technology to support its new tanker aircraft that will enter service this year.
-
US sanctions on Russia could harm India. Congress is wrestling over a fix.
How U.S. lawmakers handle stiff Russia sanctions that inadvertently target India and other allies will be a test of Defense Secretary Jim Mattis’ clout on Capitol Hill.
-
Taiwan’s Apache Guardian helicopters reach major milestone
The commissioning of Taiwan’s fleet of Apache Guardians is a big leap in capability for the island, which has up to now been operating the remaining survivors of 63 Bell AH-1W Super Cobra attack helicopters.
-
Pakistan chooses Turkish T129 attack helos to replace aging fleet
It appears China failed to sufficiently impress Pakistan with its offering.
-
South Korea plans to locally develop missile for homemade future jet
The government is scheduled to pick a local partner company no later than September for exploratory development of the missile, modeled after the Taurus KEPD 350.
