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Red Flag gives F-35A its toughest test yet
The F-35A is excelling against advanced surface-to-air missiles, pilots say.
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New Northrop facility deal likely meant for B-21 stealth coating
The new facility will cost almost $36 million.
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IAI debuts GPS anti-jamming system
The laptop computer-sized system is based on the firm’s multichannel Controlled Reception Pattern Antenna technology designed to render avionics systems immune to direct electronic attack from GPS jammers or other methods of interference.
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Analysis: Chinese aircraft carrier program progressing substantially into the new year
China continues to make strides in its aircraft carrier program, with a number of milestones achieved in 2016 and looks set to make more in 2017.
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The US Army Wants a Missile Filled With Drones
The U.S. Army wants a missile capable of releasing a cluster of drones during flight in order to hit multiple targets.
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The fate of the third offset under President Trump
How will the so-called third offset strategy look under the Trump administration?
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French, Australian Schools to Perform Joint Research for Sub Program
French universities ENSTA ParisTech, École Centrale de Nantes, CentraleSupélec and École Polytechnique along with Flinders signed a memorandum of understanding, which creates a “group of scientific interest.”
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Trump and Boeing CEO Look to Downscale Requirements on Air Force One Replacement
President-elect Donald Trump met with Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg for the second time Tuesday.
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India Extends Homemade Missile Program Despite Failed Test
India’s equivalent of the United States’ Tomahawk Land Attack Missile — the Nirbhay cruise missile — has received an extension of 16 months for further development, despite failing its fourth test.
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First F-35B Squadron Moves to Japan
A Marine Corps F-35B squadron has transferred from the United States to Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni in Japan, marking the first permanent worldwide deployment of the joint strike fighter, the service announced Tuesday.
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Red Flag gives F-35A its toughest test yet
The F-35A is excelling against advanced surface-to-air missiles, pilots say.
-
New Northrop facility deal likely meant for B-21 stealth coating
The new facility will cost almost $36 million.
-
IAI debuts GPS anti-jamming system
The laptop computer-sized system is based on the firm’s multichannel Controlled Reception Pattern Antenna technology designed to render avionics systems immune to direct electronic attack from GPS jammers or other methods of interference.
-
Analysis: Chinese aircraft carrier program progressing substantially into the new year
China continues to make strides in its aircraft carrier program, with a number of milestones achieved in 2016 and looks set to make more in 2017.
-
The US Army Wants a Missile Filled With Drones
The U.S. Army wants a missile capable of releasing a cluster of drones during flight in order to hit multiple targets.
-
The fate of the third offset under President Trump
How will the so-called third offset strategy look under the Trump administration?
-
French, Australian Schools to Perform Joint Research for Sub Program
French universities ENSTA ParisTech, École Centrale de Nantes, CentraleSupélec and École Polytechnique along with Flinders signed a memorandum of understanding, which creates a “group of scientific interest.”
-
Trump and Boeing CEO Look to Downscale Requirements on Air Force One Replacement
President-elect Donald Trump met with Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg for the second time Tuesday.
-
India Extends Homemade Missile Program Despite Failed Test
India’s equivalent of the United States’ Tomahawk Land Attack Missile — the Nirbhay cruise missile — has received an extension of 16 months for further development, despite failing its fourth test.
-
First F-35B Squadron Moves to Japan
A Marine Corps F-35B squadron has transferred from the United States to Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni in Japan, marking the first permanent worldwide deployment of the joint strike fighter, the service announced Tuesday.
-
Red Flag gives F-35A its toughest test yet
The F-35A is excelling against advanced surface-to-air missiles, pilots say.
-
New Northrop facility deal likely meant for B-21 stealth coating
The new facility will cost almost $36 million.
-
IAI debuts GPS anti-jamming system
The laptop computer-sized system is based on the firm’s multichannel Controlled Reception Pattern Antenna technology designed to render avionics systems immune to direct electronic attack from GPS jammers or other methods of interference.
-
Analysis: Chinese aircraft carrier program progressing substantially into the new year
China continues to make strides in its aircraft carrier program, with a number of milestones achieved in 2016 and looks set to make more in 2017.
-
The US Army Wants a Missile Filled With Drones
The U.S. Army wants a missile capable of releasing a cluster of drones during flight in order to hit multiple targets.
-
The fate of the third offset under President Trump
How will the so-called third offset strategy look under the Trump administration?
-
French, Australian Schools to Perform Joint Research for Sub Program
French universities ENSTA ParisTech, École Centrale de Nantes, CentraleSupélec and École Polytechnique along with Flinders signed a memorandum of understanding, which creates a “group of scientific interest.”
-
Trump and Boeing CEO Look to Downscale Requirements on Air Force One Replacement
President-elect Donald Trump met with Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg for the second time Tuesday.
-
India Extends Homemade Missile Program Despite Failed Test
India’s equivalent of the United States’ Tomahawk Land Attack Missile — the Nirbhay cruise missile — has received an extension of 16 months for further development, despite failing its fourth test.
-
First F-35B Squadron Moves to Japan
A Marine Corps F-35B squadron has transferred from the United States to Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni in Japan, marking the first permanent worldwide deployment of the joint strike fighter, the service announced Tuesday.
