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Northrop made JSTARS leadership changes after Air Force grounded planes last year
Northrop Grumman replaced at least one official at its JSTARS depot in Lake Charles, Louisiana, after four JSTARS aircraft were grounded last year as a result of maintenance problems.
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US military remains dominant in Asia, but China is rising
While the U.S. military remains the dominant force in Asia and the world, China has been moving from quantity to quality and is catching up quickly in equipment, organization and capability.
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Leonardo DRS’ first acquisition marks next phase of company’s growth
Leonardo DRS is set to buy laser technology company Daylight Solutions for $150 million.
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Air Force downplays requirements changes to Air Force One replacement
The White House and U.S. Air Force are finalizing the requirements for the Presidential Aircraft Recapitalization program.
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Australian tankers to get automatic midair refueling capability
A senior Royal Australian Air Force official also announced that the government had signed off on final operational capability for the KC-30A.
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Latest-generation Chinese combat drone makes maiden flight
The drone’s successful test flight “allows China to follow the U.S. in producing a new generation of integrated surveillance and combat unmanned aerial vehicles,” AVIC said.
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US Air Force unit retires drone, transitions to new model
A U.S. Air Force training unit at a base in southern New Mexico has retired a widely used armed drone to transition to a newer remotely piloted model.
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As expected, Sikorsky to offer Black Hawk for Huey replacement contest
No surprise here: Sikorsky will propose a derivative of its Black Hawk helicopter for the Air Force’s Huey replacement program.
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There’s a decades-long modernization lag for Army combat vehicles
A years-long period of reduced modernization budgets has caused a major lag — potentially up to 30 years for some rides — in upgrading the Army’s combat vehicles, the Army general in charge of the fleet said.
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Britain’s Inzpire offers full technology transfer under Make in India policy
Inzpire says it is prepared to give full technology transfer of a range of app-based capabilities, in addition to a digital moving map and high-performance GPS to Indian companies for multiple military-operated aircraft.
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Northrop made JSTARS leadership changes after Air Force grounded planes last year
Northrop Grumman replaced at least one official at its JSTARS depot in Lake Charles, Louisiana, after four JSTARS aircraft were grounded last year as a result of maintenance problems.
-
US military remains dominant in Asia, but China is rising
While the U.S. military remains the dominant force in Asia and the world, China has been moving from quantity to quality and is catching up quickly in equipment, organization and capability.
-
Leonardo DRS’ first acquisition marks next phase of company’s growth
Leonardo DRS is set to buy laser technology company Daylight Solutions for $150 million.
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Air Force downplays requirements changes to Air Force One replacement
The White House and U.S. Air Force are finalizing the requirements for the Presidential Aircraft Recapitalization program.
-
Australian tankers to get automatic midair refueling capability
A senior Royal Australian Air Force official also announced that the government had signed off on final operational capability for the KC-30A.
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Latest-generation Chinese combat drone makes maiden flight
The drone’s successful test flight “allows China to follow the U.S. in producing a new generation of integrated surveillance and combat unmanned aerial vehicles,” AVIC said.
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US Air Force unit retires drone, transitions to new model
A U.S. Air Force training unit at a base in southern New Mexico has retired a widely used armed drone to transition to a newer remotely piloted model.
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As expected, Sikorsky to offer Black Hawk for Huey replacement contest
No surprise here: Sikorsky will propose a derivative of its Black Hawk helicopter for the Air Force’s Huey replacement program.
-
There’s a decades-long modernization lag for Army combat vehicles
A years-long period of reduced modernization budgets has caused a major lag — potentially up to 30 years for some rides — in upgrading the Army’s combat vehicles, the Army general in charge of the fleet said.
-
Britain’s Inzpire offers full technology transfer under Make in India policy
Inzpire says it is prepared to give full technology transfer of a range of app-based capabilities, in addition to a digital moving map and high-performance GPS to Indian companies for multiple military-operated aircraft.
-
Northrop made JSTARS leadership changes after Air Force grounded planes last year
Northrop Grumman replaced at least one official at its JSTARS depot in Lake Charles, Louisiana, after four JSTARS aircraft were grounded last year as a result of maintenance problems.
-
US military remains dominant in Asia, but China is rising
While the U.S. military remains the dominant force in Asia and the world, China has been moving from quantity to quality and is catching up quickly in equipment, organization and capability.
-
Leonardo DRS’ first acquisition marks next phase of company’s growth
Leonardo DRS is set to buy laser technology company Daylight Solutions for $150 million.
-
Air Force downplays requirements changes to Air Force One replacement
The White House and U.S. Air Force are finalizing the requirements for the Presidential Aircraft Recapitalization program.
-
Australian tankers to get automatic midair refueling capability
A senior Royal Australian Air Force official also announced that the government had signed off on final operational capability for the KC-30A.
-
Latest-generation Chinese combat drone makes maiden flight
The drone’s successful test flight “allows China to follow the U.S. in producing a new generation of integrated surveillance and combat unmanned aerial vehicles,” AVIC said.
-
US Air Force unit retires drone, transitions to new model
A U.S. Air Force training unit at a base in southern New Mexico has retired a widely used armed drone to transition to a newer remotely piloted model.
-
As expected, Sikorsky to offer Black Hawk for Huey replacement contest
No surprise here: Sikorsky will propose a derivative of its Black Hawk helicopter for the Air Force’s Huey replacement program.
-
There’s a decades-long modernization lag for Army combat vehicles
A years-long period of reduced modernization budgets has caused a major lag — potentially up to 30 years for some rides — in upgrading the Army’s combat vehicles, the Army general in charge of the fleet said.
-
Britain’s Inzpire offers full technology transfer under Make in India policy
Inzpire says it is prepared to give full technology transfer of a range of app-based capabilities, in addition to a digital moving map and high-performance GPS to Indian companies for multiple military-operated aircraft.
