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G-Nius Folds From Low Interest in Unmanned Ground Systems
Failure to secure international buyers for its unmanned ground systems is forcing G-Nius to disband operations.
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Watchdog: Challenges Ahead For Boeing’s KC-46 Tanker
Although Boeing has largely addressed early development problems with its KC-46 tanker, a government watchdog is warning the company has a challenging road ahead to complete testing, deliver the required number of aircraft to the Air For
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Air Force Sets Retirement Date For Chief of Staff Gen. Welsh
Gen. Mark Welsh, the Air Force’s chief of staff, will retire on July 1.
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CAE Lands British Multi-Engine Crew Training Deal
The company tasked with training British military aircrews out to 2033 has begun acquiring the simulators and other devices required to support a new fleet of fixed-wing aircraft ordered in February.
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Interview: John Sopko, Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction
The special inspector general for Afghanistan reconstruction, John Sopko, says small projects seem to work better than large ones in the war-torn country.
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Industry Jockeys Over ICBM Motors For Commercial Space Launch
As the arrival of entrepreneurial start-ups like Elon Musk’s SpaceX and Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin fuels a renewed interest in space, the aerospace industry is jockeying for position.
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Turkey To Launch Space Agency in Three Months
Ankara has drafted a will for the Turkish Space Agency that will head to the cabinet for approval before being debated by Parliament.
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Carter’s Goldwater-Nichols Plan Leaves Big Changes for Hill
Defense Secretary Carter wants incremental Goldwater-Nichols reform, leaving plenty of space for the Hill to make changes.
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US to North Korea: Refrain From Acts That ‘Destabilize’ the Region
The United States on Saturday sternly admonished North Korea against acts that could “further destabilize” the region, amid claims that it successfully tested a new engine designed for an inter-continental ballistic missile that could reac
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Carter Heads Out on Pacific, Gulf Swing
Defense Secretary Ash Carter heads out Saturday for a two week visit to India, the Philippines, and the Gulf
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G-Nius Folds From Low Interest in Unmanned Ground Systems
Failure to secure international buyers for its unmanned ground systems is forcing G-Nius to disband operations.
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Watchdog: Challenges Ahead For Boeing’s KC-46 Tanker
Although Boeing has largely addressed early development problems with its KC-46 tanker, a government watchdog is warning the company has a challenging road ahead to complete testing, deliver the required number of aircraft to the Air For
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Air Force Sets Retirement Date For Chief of Staff Gen. Welsh
Gen. Mark Welsh, the Air Force’s chief of staff, will retire on July 1.
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CAE Lands British Multi-Engine Crew Training Deal
The company tasked with training British military aircrews out to 2033 has begun acquiring the simulators and other devices required to support a new fleet of fixed-wing aircraft ordered in February.
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Interview: John Sopko, Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction
The special inspector general for Afghanistan reconstruction, John Sopko, says small projects seem to work better than large ones in the war-torn country.
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Industry Jockeys Over ICBM Motors For Commercial Space Launch
As the arrival of entrepreneurial start-ups like Elon Musk’s SpaceX and Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin fuels a renewed interest in space, the aerospace industry is jockeying for position.
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Turkey To Launch Space Agency in Three Months
Ankara has drafted a will for the Turkish Space Agency that will head to the cabinet for approval before being debated by Parliament.
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Carter’s Goldwater-Nichols Plan Leaves Big Changes for Hill
Defense Secretary Carter wants incremental Goldwater-Nichols reform, leaving plenty of space for the Hill to make changes.
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US to North Korea: Refrain From Acts That ‘Destabilize’ the Region
The United States on Saturday sternly admonished North Korea against acts that could “further destabilize” the region, amid claims that it successfully tested a new engine designed for an inter-continental ballistic missile that could reac
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Carter Heads Out on Pacific, Gulf Swing
Defense Secretary Ash Carter heads out Saturday for a two week visit to India, the Philippines, and the Gulf
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G-Nius Folds From Low Interest in Unmanned Ground Systems
Failure to secure international buyers for its unmanned ground systems is forcing G-Nius to disband operations.
-
Watchdog: Challenges Ahead For Boeing’s KC-46 Tanker
Although Boeing has largely addressed early development problems with its KC-46 tanker, a government watchdog is warning the company has a challenging road ahead to complete testing, deliver the required number of aircraft to the Air For
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Air Force Sets Retirement Date For Chief of Staff Gen. Welsh
Gen. Mark Welsh, the Air Force’s chief of staff, will retire on July 1.
-
CAE Lands British Multi-Engine Crew Training Deal
The company tasked with training British military aircrews out to 2033 has begun acquiring the simulators and other devices required to support a new fleet of fixed-wing aircraft ordered in February.
-
Interview: John Sopko, Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction
The special inspector general for Afghanistan reconstruction, John Sopko, says small projects seem to work better than large ones in the war-torn country.
-
Industry Jockeys Over ICBM Motors For Commercial Space Launch
As the arrival of entrepreneurial start-ups like Elon Musk’s SpaceX and Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin fuels a renewed interest in space, the aerospace industry is jockeying for position.
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Turkey To Launch Space Agency in Three Months
Ankara has drafted a will for the Turkish Space Agency that will head to the cabinet for approval before being debated by Parliament.
-
Carter’s Goldwater-Nichols Plan Leaves Big Changes for Hill
Defense Secretary Carter wants incremental Goldwater-Nichols reform, leaving plenty of space for the Hill to make changes.
-
US to North Korea: Refrain From Acts That ‘Destabilize’ the Region
The United States on Saturday sternly admonished North Korea against acts that could “further destabilize” the region, amid claims that it successfully tested a new engine designed for an inter-continental ballistic missile that could reac
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Carter Heads Out on Pacific, Gulf Swing
Defense Secretary Ash Carter heads out Saturday for a two week visit to India, the Philippines, and the Gulf
