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E. European Stability, Terrorist Threats To Dominate NATO Summit
The NATO summit takes places at a time when a number of Eastern European allies are calling on the alliance to reinforce its presence in the region due to their concern over an increasingly belligerent Russia.
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UK Task Force To Help Military Avoid Missteps in Future Conflicts
The British Ministry of Defence has created a task force discover whether more can be done to ensure that Britain’s military effort in future conflicts is not undermined by the sorts of problems highlighted in a recently released scathing report into the Iraq War.
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CAE Provides Simulation Equipment for UK Student Pilots
CAE is supplying flight training devices and a command-and-tactics trainer for the rotary-wing element of the UK Military Flying Training System program.
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Continuing Resolution Could Derail Army Aviation Readiness Recovery
A 3-star Army general says should a continuing resolution be passed instead of a fully approved fiscal 2017 defense budget in Congress, aviation training at higher echelons could slip.
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NATO, Russia to Meet After Warsaw Summit
NATO will hold an ambassador-level meeting with Russian officials following the conclusion of the Warsaw Summit.
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What’s Next for Drone Warfare?
The Air Force, once reluctant to accept unmanned drones as part of its combat force, now recognizes their value for missions such as surveillance and isolated attacks that are better suited for unmanned than manned aircraft.
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F-35 Ejection Seat Concerns Have Not Reached Lockheed Martin
While the Air Force may develop second thoughts on the F-35A’s ejection seat, aircraft manufacturer Lockheed Martin says the company has not been approached by the joint program office to weigh alternatives.
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How Might China React If The Hague Rules in Philippines’ Favor?
It’s unclear how China will react if an international court questions the legitimacy of its man-made islands.
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Aero Vodochody Takes Off With Ex-Alenia Boss at Helm
Aero Vodochody’s new L-39 Next Generation trainer will be presented at the Farnborough International Airshow this week.
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Israel’s ‘Ultimate’ Ship Defense Now Validated on Land
Program officials witnessed three flight tests, each one simulating “different extreme reference scenarios.”
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E. European Stability, Terrorist Threats To Dominate NATO Summit
The NATO summit takes places at a time when a number of Eastern European allies are calling on the alliance to reinforce its presence in the region due to their concern over an increasingly belligerent Russia.
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UK Task Force To Help Military Avoid Missteps in Future Conflicts
The British Ministry of Defence has created a task force discover whether more can be done to ensure that Britain’s military effort in future conflicts is not undermined by the sorts of problems highlighted in a recently released scathing report into the Iraq War.
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CAE Provides Simulation Equipment for UK Student Pilots
CAE is supplying flight training devices and a command-and-tactics trainer for the rotary-wing element of the UK Military Flying Training System program.
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Continuing Resolution Could Derail Army Aviation Readiness Recovery
A 3-star Army general says should a continuing resolution be passed instead of a fully approved fiscal 2017 defense budget in Congress, aviation training at higher echelons could slip.
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NATO, Russia to Meet After Warsaw Summit
NATO will hold an ambassador-level meeting with Russian officials following the conclusion of the Warsaw Summit.
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What’s Next for Drone Warfare?
The Air Force, once reluctant to accept unmanned drones as part of its combat force, now recognizes their value for missions such as surveillance and isolated attacks that are better suited for unmanned than manned aircraft.
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F-35 Ejection Seat Concerns Have Not Reached Lockheed Martin
While the Air Force may develop second thoughts on the F-35A’s ejection seat, aircraft manufacturer Lockheed Martin says the company has not been approached by the joint program office to weigh alternatives.
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How Might China React If The Hague Rules in Philippines’ Favor?
It’s unclear how China will react if an international court questions the legitimacy of its man-made islands.
-
Aero Vodochody Takes Off With Ex-Alenia Boss at Helm
Aero Vodochody’s new L-39 Next Generation trainer will be presented at the Farnborough International Airshow this week.
-
Israel’s ‘Ultimate’ Ship Defense Now Validated on Land
Program officials witnessed three flight tests, each one simulating “different extreme reference scenarios.”
-
E. European Stability, Terrorist Threats To Dominate NATO Summit
The NATO summit takes places at a time when a number of Eastern European allies are calling on the alliance to reinforce its presence in the region due to their concern over an increasingly belligerent Russia.
-
UK Task Force To Help Military Avoid Missteps in Future Conflicts
The British Ministry of Defence has created a task force discover whether more can be done to ensure that Britain’s military effort in future conflicts is not undermined by the sorts of problems highlighted in a recently released scathing report into the Iraq War.
-
CAE Provides Simulation Equipment for UK Student Pilots
CAE is supplying flight training devices and a command-and-tactics trainer for the rotary-wing element of the UK Military Flying Training System program.
-
Continuing Resolution Could Derail Army Aviation Readiness Recovery
A 3-star Army general says should a continuing resolution be passed instead of a fully approved fiscal 2017 defense budget in Congress, aviation training at higher echelons could slip.
-
NATO, Russia to Meet After Warsaw Summit
NATO will hold an ambassador-level meeting with Russian officials following the conclusion of the Warsaw Summit.
-
What’s Next for Drone Warfare?
The Air Force, once reluctant to accept unmanned drones as part of its combat force, now recognizes their value for missions such as surveillance and isolated attacks that are better suited for unmanned than manned aircraft.
-
F-35 Ejection Seat Concerns Have Not Reached Lockheed Martin
While the Air Force may develop second thoughts on the F-35A’s ejection seat, aircraft manufacturer Lockheed Martin says the company has not been approached by the joint program office to weigh alternatives.
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How Might China React If The Hague Rules in Philippines’ Favor?
It’s unclear how China will react if an international court questions the legitimacy of its man-made islands.
-
Aero Vodochody Takes Off With Ex-Alenia Boss at Helm
Aero Vodochody’s new L-39 Next Generation trainer will be presented at the Farnborough International Airshow this week.
-
Israel’s ‘Ultimate’ Ship Defense Now Validated on Land
Program officials witnessed three flight tests, each one simulating “different extreme reference scenarios.”
