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Lockheed Still Supporting Portable Nuclear Generator
Lockheed Martin investment in portable nuclear technology has reached a more advanced stage.
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India Crafts Naval Technology Plan
An Indian Navy 15-year planning document calls for acquiring a range of futuristic technologies.
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Lockheed Martin Gets $1.3 Billion For F-35 Plus-Ups
The 13 aircraft were not expected when contract negotiations began, so no money was initially included for the long lead work.
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Victor-Model Black Hawk To Fly January 2017
The US Army plans to fly its Victor-model UH-60 Black Hawk for the first time in January 2017.
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Bombing ISIS: US Official Shares Lessons From 6 Months of Airstrikes
After more than a year of airstrikes, the US military and coalition partners are beginning to see progress in the fight against the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, Pentagon officials say.
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Use of US Army, Contract Aircraft Maintainers Out of Whack
The Army wants to find the right balance between when it uses soldier and contract maintainers for its fleet of aircraft, but right now the levels are “out of balance,” according to the new Army Aviation and Missile Life Cycle Management Command (AMCOM) leader.
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McSally Wants To Tie A-10 Retirement To F-35 Flyoff
Rep. Martha McSally is renewing her fight to keep the A-10 out of the boneyard.
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ITEP Engine Would Ideally Drop Into FVL Aircraft
The stars are aligning for the Improved Turbine Engine Program engine to be the ideal choice for FVL.
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Restoring America’s Naval Dominance With Tomahawks
The US Navy faces a new threat on the high seas: As potential adversaries spend lavishly to boost their maritime capabilities, we’re outgunned for the first time in modern history.
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HASC Bill Sets Up Major OCO Fight with Pentagon
The HASC passed its defense bill, but the Senate and Pentagon are lining up to fight it.
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Lockheed Still Supporting Portable Nuclear Generator
Lockheed Martin investment in portable nuclear technology has reached a more advanced stage.
-
India Crafts Naval Technology Plan
An Indian Navy 15-year planning document calls for acquiring a range of futuristic technologies.
-
Lockheed Martin Gets $1.3 Billion For F-35 Plus-Ups
The 13 aircraft were not expected when contract negotiations began, so no money was initially included for the long lead work.
-
Victor-Model Black Hawk To Fly January 2017
The US Army plans to fly its Victor-model UH-60 Black Hawk for the first time in January 2017.
-
Bombing ISIS: US Official Shares Lessons From 6 Months of Airstrikes
After more than a year of airstrikes, the US military and coalition partners are beginning to see progress in the fight against the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, Pentagon officials say.
-
Use of US Army, Contract Aircraft Maintainers Out of Whack
The Army wants to find the right balance between when it uses soldier and contract maintainers for its fleet of aircraft, but right now the levels are “out of balance,” according to the new Army Aviation and Missile Life Cycle Management Command (AMCOM) leader.
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McSally Wants To Tie A-10 Retirement To F-35 Flyoff
Rep. Martha McSally is renewing her fight to keep the A-10 out of the boneyard.
-
ITEP Engine Would Ideally Drop Into FVL Aircraft
The stars are aligning for the Improved Turbine Engine Program engine to be the ideal choice for FVL.
-
Restoring America’s Naval Dominance With Tomahawks
The US Navy faces a new threat on the high seas: As potential adversaries spend lavishly to boost their maritime capabilities, we’re outgunned for the first time in modern history.
-
HASC Bill Sets Up Major OCO Fight with Pentagon
The HASC passed its defense bill, but the Senate and Pentagon are lining up to fight it.
-
Lockheed Still Supporting Portable Nuclear Generator
Lockheed Martin investment in portable nuclear technology has reached a more advanced stage.
-
India Crafts Naval Technology Plan
An Indian Navy 15-year planning document calls for acquiring a range of futuristic technologies.
-
Lockheed Martin Gets $1.3 Billion For F-35 Plus-Ups
The 13 aircraft were not expected when contract negotiations began, so no money was initially included for the long lead work.
-
Victor-Model Black Hawk To Fly January 2017
The US Army plans to fly its Victor-model UH-60 Black Hawk for the first time in January 2017.
-
Bombing ISIS: US Official Shares Lessons From 6 Months of Airstrikes
After more than a year of airstrikes, the US military and coalition partners are beginning to see progress in the fight against the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, Pentagon officials say.
-
Use of US Army, Contract Aircraft Maintainers Out of Whack
The Army wants to find the right balance between when it uses soldier and contract maintainers for its fleet of aircraft, but right now the levels are “out of balance,” according to the new Army Aviation and Missile Life Cycle Management Command (AMCOM) leader.
-
McSally Wants To Tie A-10 Retirement To F-35 Flyoff
Rep. Martha McSally is renewing her fight to keep the A-10 out of the boneyard.
-
ITEP Engine Would Ideally Drop Into FVL Aircraft
The stars are aligning for the Improved Turbine Engine Program engine to be the ideal choice for FVL.
-
Restoring America’s Naval Dominance With Tomahawks
The US Navy faces a new threat on the high seas: As potential adversaries spend lavishly to boost their maritime capabilities, we’re outgunned for the first time in modern history.
-
HASC Bill Sets Up Major OCO Fight with Pentagon
The HASC passed its defense bill, but the Senate and Pentagon are lining up to fight it.



