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Army on track to integrate bigger gun on Stryker
The Army is trying to rapidly field Strykers with a bigger gun to the 2nd Cavalry Regiment in Europe amid concerns the service is outgunned by Russian counterparts, and so far the program is on track, according to Col. Glenn Dean, the project manager for Stryker.
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The T-X battle comes down to Lockheed and Boeing
The race has evolved into something not unlike an episode of a reality TV show, featuring industry teams breaking up, companies unexpectedly dropping out and upstart entries coming in at the last minute.
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Air Force to request funds for light attack aircraft demo
The Air Force plans to ask for additional funds for a light aircraft flight demonstration in its supplemental budget request, the service’s top general confirmed Thursday.
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Interview: US Air Force Col. Case Cunningham, 432nd Wing commander
Remotely piloted aircraft are playing a greater role in close-air support, Cunningham says.
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Air Force official cautions against increasing F-35 buy rate
A sharp hike in the number of F-35As purchased in the near term could increase the overall price of the program.
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Aero India 2017: Russian firm offers Sukhoi Su-30MKI engine upgrade
Russia has offered the Indian Air Force an improved version of the engine that powers Sukhoi Su-30MKI multirole fighters.
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Army wants electronic-warfare capability for Gray Eagle drone
The Army is looking for an electronic-warfare system that can be integrated onto a Gray Eagle unmanned aircraft system, according to a request for information released this week.
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New Army missile-defense chief faces pressure to deploy and modernize
The new Army Space and Missile Defense Commander — now a month into his job — is seeking a way to balance near-constant air-and-missile defense force deployments and engaging in major modernization efforts.
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Unmanned warfare office eliminated in US Navy shuffle
A U.S. Navy office set up less than two years ago to oversee the warfare development of unmanned systems has been eliminated.
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Leonardo goes it alone in T-X trainer bid
Leonardo is back in the T-X competition and will be proposing the T-100 with its U.S. subsidiary DRS as the prime contractor.
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Army on track to integrate bigger gun on Stryker
The Army is trying to rapidly field Strykers with a bigger gun to the 2nd Cavalry Regiment in Europe amid concerns the service is outgunned by Russian counterparts, and so far the program is on track, according to Col. Glenn Dean, the project manager for Stryker.
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The T-X battle comes down to Lockheed and Boeing
The race has evolved into something not unlike an episode of a reality TV show, featuring industry teams breaking up, companies unexpectedly dropping out and upstart entries coming in at the last minute.
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Air Force to request funds for light attack aircraft demo
The Air Force plans to ask for additional funds for a light aircraft flight demonstration in its supplemental budget request, the service’s top general confirmed Thursday.
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Interview: US Air Force Col. Case Cunningham, 432nd Wing commander
Remotely piloted aircraft are playing a greater role in close-air support, Cunningham says.
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Air Force official cautions against increasing F-35 buy rate
A sharp hike in the number of F-35As purchased in the near term could increase the overall price of the program.
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Aero India 2017: Russian firm offers Sukhoi Su-30MKI engine upgrade
Russia has offered the Indian Air Force an improved version of the engine that powers Sukhoi Su-30MKI multirole fighters.
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Army wants electronic-warfare capability for Gray Eagle drone
The Army is looking for an electronic-warfare system that can be integrated onto a Gray Eagle unmanned aircraft system, according to a request for information released this week.
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New Army missile-defense chief faces pressure to deploy and modernize
The new Army Space and Missile Defense Commander — now a month into his job — is seeking a way to balance near-constant air-and-missile defense force deployments and engaging in major modernization efforts.
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Unmanned warfare office eliminated in US Navy shuffle
A U.S. Navy office set up less than two years ago to oversee the warfare development of unmanned systems has been eliminated.
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Leonardo goes it alone in T-X trainer bid
Leonardo is back in the T-X competition and will be proposing the T-100 with its U.S. subsidiary DRS as the prime contractor.
-
Army on track to integrate bigger gun on Stryker
The Army is trying to rapidly field Strykers with a bigger gun to the 2nd Cavalry Regiment in Europe amid concerns the service is outgunned by Russian counterparts, and so far the program is on track, according to Col. Glenn Dean, the project manager for Stryker.
-
The T-X battle comes down to Lockheed and Boeing
The race has evolved into something not unlike an episode of a reality TV show, featuring industry teams breaking up, companies unexpectedly dropping out and upstart entries coming in at the last minute.
-
Air Force to request funds for light attack aircraft demo
The Air Force plans to ask for additional funds for a light aircraft flight demonstration in its supplemental budget request, the service’s top general confirmed Thursday.
-
Interview: US Air Force Col. Case Cunningham, 432nd Wing commander
Remotely piloted aircraft are playing a greater role in close-air support, Cunningham says.
-
Air Force official cautions against increasing F-35 buy rate
A sharp hike in the number of F-35As purchased in the near term could increase the overall price of the program.
-
Aero India 2017: Russian firm offers Sukhoi Su-30MKI engine upgrade
Russia has offered the Indian Air Force an improved version of the engine that powers Sukhoi Su-30MKI multirole fighters.
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Army wants electronic-warfare capability for Gray Eagle drone
The Army is looking for an electronic-warfare system that can be integrated onto a Gray Eagle unmanned aircraft system, according to a request for information released this week.
-
New Army missile-defense chief faces pressure to deploy and modernize
The new Army Space and Missile Defense Commander — now a month into his job — is seeking a way to balance near-constant air-and-missile defense force deployments and engaging in major modernization efforts.
-
Unmanned warfare office eliminated in US Navy shuffle
A U.S. Navy office set up less than two years ago to oversee the warfare development of unmanned systems has been eliminated.
-
Leonardo goes it alone in T-X trainer bid
Leonardo is back in the T-X competition and will be proposing the T-100 with its U.S. subsidiary DRS as the prime contractor.
