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Turkey plans to buy up to 36 armed Hurkus trainers
Turkey’s military and procurement officials are planning to formalize the country’s intent to buy up to 36 armed trainer aircraft, the Hurkus, procurement officials said.
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Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines launch joint sea patrols
Southeast Asian neighbors Indonesia, Malaysia and the Philippines launched coordinated maritime patrols on Monday to intensify their fight against Islamic militants who have laid siege to a southern Philippine city.
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Cobham unveils aerial refueling simulator to slash costs, risk
The trick, explains Mike Burke, key account manager at Cobham’s mission systems division, is the accurate modeling of the fuel hose and the attached adapter, or drogue, as fuel-seeking pilots may experience both pieces bouncing uncontrollably in mid-air after a failed tanking attempt.
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Leonardo predicts M-345 trainer win by end of year
Emanuele Merlo, head of M-345 program development, said the company has been selected by two international air forces during a press conference on the eve of the opening of the Paris Air Show.
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T-X program not a kingmaker for international competition
The winner of the T-X program will amass a huge share of the market, but will face difficult competition internationally.
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Still no answer for F-35 oxygen deprivation issues, US Air Force says
Flight operations at Luke Air Force Base could resume as early as Tuesday afternoon.
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Troops from 8 nations gather for NATO readiness exercise
The exercise is designed to test the core elements of NATO’s Readiness Action Plan and displays the physical capabilities of NATO-ally counties to respond rapidly to threats.
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France chooses Bertin to equip Canjers’ combined forces shooting training center
The France-based company will supply and install PeriSight and FusionSight systems in Canjers’ combined forces shooting training center, or CETIA, located in Var, France.
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Luke Air Force Base extends cancellation of F-35 flight operations
F-35 flight operations at Luke Air Force Base, Arizona, will continue to be suspended as analysts investigate five incidents where pilots suffered hypoxia-like symptoms.
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Turkey plans to buy up to 36 armed Hurkus trainers
Turkey’s military and procurement officials are planning to formalize the country’s intent to buy up to 36 armed trainer aircraft, the Hurkus, procurement officials said.
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Navy orders P-8 trainers
Boeing has been awarded a Navy contract for P-8A Poseidon trainers.
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Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines launch joint sea patrols
Southeast Asian neighbors Indonesia, Malaysia and the Philippines launched coordinated maritime patrols on Monday to intensify their fight against Islamic militants who have laid siege to a southern Philippine city.
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Cobham unveils aerial refueling simulator to slash costs, risk
The trick, explains Mike Burke, key account manager at Cobham’s mission systems division, is the accurate modeling of the fuel hose and the attached adapter, or drogue, as fuel-seeking pilots may experience both pieces bouncing uncontrollably in mid-air after a failed tanking attempt.
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Leonardo predicts M-345 trainer win by end of year
Emanuele Merlo, head of M-345 program development, said the company has been selected by two international air forces during a press conference on the eve of the opening of the Paris Air Show.
-
T-X program not a kingmaker for international competition
The winner of the T-X program will amass a huge share of the market, but will face difficult competition internationally.
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Still no answer for F-35 oxygen deprivation issues, US Air Force says
Flight operations at Luke Air Force Base could resume as early as Tuesday afternoon.
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Troops from 8 nations gather for NATO readiness exercise
The exercise is designed to test the core elements of NATO’s Readiness Action Plan and displays the physical capabilities of NATO-ally counties to respond rapidly to threats.
-
France chooses Bertin to equip Canjers’ combined forces shooting training center
The France-based company will supply and install PeriSight and FusionSight systems in Canjers’ combined forces shooting training center, or CETIA, located in Var, France.
-
Luke Air Force Base extends cancellation of F-35 flight operations
F-35 flight operations at Luke Air Force Base, Arizona, will continue to be suspended as analysts investigate five incidents where pilots suffered hypoxia-like symptoms.
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Turkey plans to buy up to 36 armed Hurkus trainers
Turkey’s military and procurement officials are planning to formalize the country’s intent to buy up to 36 armed trainer aircraft, the Hurkus, procurement officials said.
-
Navy orders P-8 trainers
Boeing has been awarded a Navy contract for P-8A Poseidon trainers.
-
Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines launch joint sea patrols
Southeast Asian neighbors Indonesia, Malaysia and the Philippines launched coordinated maritime patrols on Monday to intensify their fight against Islamic militants who have laid siege to a southern Philippine city.
-
Cobham unveils aerial refueling simulator to slash costs, risk
The trick, explains Mike Burke, key account manager at Cobham’s mission systems division, is the accurate modeling of the fuel hose and the attached adapter, or drogue, as fuel-seeking pilots may experience both pieces bouncing uncontrollably in mid-air after a failed tanking attempt.
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Leonardo predicts M-345 trainer win by end of year
Emanuele Merlo, head of M-345 program development, said the company has been selected by two international air forces during a press conference on the eve of the opening of the Paris Air Show.
-
T-X program not a kingmaker for international competition
The winner of the T-X program will amass a huge share of the market, but will face difficult competition internationally.
-
Still no answer for F-35 oxygen deprivation issues, US Air Force says
Flight operations at Luke Air Force Base could resume as early as Tuesday afternoon.
-
Troops from 8 nations gather for NATO readiness exercise
The exercise is designed to test the core elements of NATO’s Readiness Action Plan and displays the physical capabilities of NATO-ally counties to respond rapidly to threats.
-
France chooses Bertin to equip Canjers’ combined forces shooting training center
The France-based company will supply and install PeriSight and FusionSight systems in Canjers’ combined forces shooting training center, or CETIA, located in Var, France.
-
Luke Air Force Base extends cancellation of F-35 flight operations
F-35 flight operations at Luke Air Force Base, Arizona, will continue to be suspended as analysts investigate five incidents where pilots suffered hypoxia-like symptoms.













