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Rolls-Royce claims progress on fix for British destroyer’s propulsion system
A key part of the fix planned for the British Royal Navy’s Type 45 destroyer’s unreliable propulsion system is ready to be operationally tested for the first time, according to a top executive at Rolls-Royce’s Marine division.
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Poland’s plan to buy Patriot headed toward derailment?
Poland’s plan to buy Patriot air-and-missile defense systems from the U.S. Army could be headed toward derailment following recent discussions between the two governments on how much technology can actually be shared with Poland and when the Eastern European country can expect delivery of the systems it wants.
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US Army joins Israeli investigation into Apache rotor crack
The U.S. Army has joined the Israeli Air Force in a sweeping investigation of AH-64 Apache helicopters following Israel’s discovery earlier this month of a crack in the rear rotor blade of one of its aircraft.
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House defense bill would give Air Force authority to sole source Huey replacement
The service initially had wanted to sole source a contract to Sikorsky for UH-60 Black Hawks.
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Russian Navy test-fires submarine-launched missile
The Russian military says it has successfully test-fired a submarine-launched intercontinental ballistic missile.
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Raytheon pushes GBU-49 as quick fix to give F-35 ability to hit moving targets
The U.S. Air Force and more recently the U.S. Marine Corps have identified Raytheon’s GBU-49 as the quickest way to give the F-35 the ability to prosecute moving targets.
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Marine Corps F-35s restart flight operations at Yuma after software fix is found
Flight operations were suspended Thursday because of “anomalies” caused by a recent update of the aircraft’s Autonomic Logistics Information System.
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Marine F-35s grounded due to software concerns
F-35B Joint Strike Fighters based at Yuma Air Station in Arizona have been temporarily grounded due to issues with a key support system.
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Report: Russia may have accidentally revealed new military satellites
The Russian Defence Ministry posted photographs on their website that included information on the never-before-seen Repei satellites.
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Sofradir to provide infrared tech on Thales’ Talios targeting pod
Designing and making IR semiconductors calls for some 10 years, a lengthy period that makes it hard to find commercial funding.
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Rolls-Royce claims progress on fix for British destroyer’s propulsion system
A key part of the fix planned for the British Royal Navy’s Type 45 destroyer’s unreliable propulsion system is ready to be operationally tested for the first time, according to a top executive at Rolls-Royce’s Marine division.
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Poland’s plan to buy Patriot headed toward derailment?
Poland’s plan to buy Patriot air-and-missile defense systems from the U.S. Army could be headed toward derailment following recent discussions between the two governments on how much technology can actually be shared with Poland and when the Eastern European country can expect delivery of the systems it wants.
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US Army joins Israeli investigation into Apache rotor crack
The U.S. Army has joined the Israeli Air Force in a sweeping investigation of AH-64 Apache helicopters following Israel’s discovery earlier this month of a crack in the rear rotor blade of one of its aircraft.
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House defense bill would give Air Force authority to sole source Huey replacement
The service initially had wanted to sole source a contract to Sikorsky for UH-60 Black Hawks.
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Russian Navy test-fires submarine-launched missile
The Russian military says it has successfully test-fired a submarine-launched intercontinental ballistic missile.
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Raytheon pushes GBU-49 as quick fix to give F-35 ability to hit moving targets
The U.S. Air Force and more recently the U.S. Marine Corps have identified Raytheon’s GBU-49 as the quickest way to give the F-35 the ability to prosecute moving targets.
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Marine Corps F-35s restart flight operations at Yuma after software fix is found
Flight operations were suspended Thursday because of “anomalies” caused by a recent update of the aircraft’s Autonomic Logistics Information System.
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Marine F-35s grounded due to software concerns
F-35B Joint Strike Fighters based at Yuma Air Station in Arizona have been temporarily grounded due to issues with a key support system.
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Report: Russia may have accidentally revealed new military satellites
The Russian Defence Ministry posted photographs on their website that included information on the never-before-seen Repei satellites.
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Sofradir to provide infrared tech on Thales’ Talios targeting pod
Designing and making IR semiconductors calls for some 10 years, a lengthy period that makes it hard to find commercial funding.
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Rolls-Royce claims progress on fix for British destroyer’s propulsion system
A key part of the fix planned for the British Royal Navy’s Type 45 destroyer’s unreliable propulsion system is ready to be operationally tested for the first time, according to a top executive at Rolls-Royce’s Marine division.
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Poland’s plan to buy Patriot headed toward derailment?
Poland’s plan to buy Patriot air-and-missile defense systems from the U.S. Army could be headed toward derailment following recent discussions between the two governments on how much technology can actually be shared with Poland and when the Eastern European country can expect delivery of the systems it wants.
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US Army joins Israeli investigation into Apache rotor crack
The U.S. Army has joined the Israeli Air Force in a sweeping investigation of AH-64 Apache helicopters following Israel’s discovery earlier this month of a crack in the rear rotor blade of one of its aircraft.
-
House defense bill would give Air Force authority to sole source Huey replacement
The service initially had wanted to sole source a contract to Sikorsky for UH-60 Black Hawks.
-
Russian Navy test-fires submarine-launched missile
The Russian military says it has successfully test-fired a submarine-launched intercontinental ballistic missile.
-
Raytheon pushes GBU-49 as quick fix to give F-35 ability to hit moving targets
The U.S. Air Force and more recently the U.S. Marine Corps have identified Raytheon’s GBU-49 as the quickest way to give the F-35 the ability to prosecute moving targets.
-
Marine Corps F-35s restart flight operations at Yuma after software fix is found
Flight operations were suspended Thursday because of “anomalies” caused by a recent update of the aircraft’s Autonomic Logistics Information System.
-
Marine F-35s grounded due to software concerns
F-35B Joint Strike Fighters based at Yuma Air Station in Arizona have been temporarily grounded due to issues with a key support system.
-
Report: Russia may have accidentally revealed new military satellites
The Russian Defence Ministry posted photographs on their website that included information on the never-before-seen Repei satellites.
-
Sofradir to provide infrared tech on Thales’ Talios targeting pod
Designing and making IR semiconductors calls for some 10 years, a lengthy period that makes it hard to find commercial funding.
