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Turkey’s armed trainer ready for assault missions
Turkish industry, procurement and military officials have showcased an armed version of the country’s first indigenous basic trainer aircraft, the Hurkus.
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US partners with Lithuania in Savage Wolf exercise
The Army partnered with Lithuanian troops on Tuesday on a range near Rukla, Lithuania, for the Savage Wolf military exercise as a part of Operation Atlantic Resolve.
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The latest drone pilot challenge: Training with manned aircraft for combat missions
RPA pilots go straight from training into combat missions, often with limited live flying experience with manned platforms.
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Manning gaps, canceled operations and broken ships on tap if Congress can’t pass a budget
If Congress fails to pass a budget for 2017, it will cut into how many ships the Navy can afford to get underway and how many aircraft it can afford to put in the air, said Adm. Bill Moran, vice chief of naval operations.
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Leonardo may build T-X in Alabama, killing off plans for Mississippi production facility
Leonardo DRS said T-100 would bring about 750 jobs to Tuskegee, Alabama.
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Russian long-range bombers used in war games
The Russian military says its long-range bombers have practiced hitting targets in Tajikistan during joint drills with the Central Asian nation.
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Interview: Col. Ross Anderson talks reserve RPA pilots and why they ‘don’t stand alone’
Col. Ross Anderson, the commander of the 926th Wing, spoke to Defense News about the reserves’ role in the remotely piloted aircraft enterprise.
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Marine exercise takes aim at emerging technologies
An April exercise involving the Marine Corps and Navy will focus on identifying new technologies for future contested environments.
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Israeli Air Force to host 7 nations in its largest-ever air drill
Nearly 100 aircraft and several hundreds of air warriors and support crews from the United States, Greece, Poland, France, Germany, India and Italy will converge in Israel for Blue Flag.
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EU navies find training Libyan coast guard no easy task
Reports emerging from Libya point to widespread collusion between coast guard units already in operation and the traffickers handling the migrant flow.
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Turkey’s armed trainer ready for assault missions
Turkish industry, procurement and military officials have showcased an armed version of the country’s first indigenous basic trainer aircraft, the Hurkus.
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US partners with Lithuania in Savage Wolf exercise
The Army partnered with Lithuanian troops on Tuesday on a range near Rukla, Lithuania, for the Savage Wolf military exercise as a part of Operation Atlantic Resolve.
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The latest drone pilot challenge: Training with manned aircraft for combat missions
RPA pilots go straight from training into combat missions, often with limited live flying experience with manned platforms.
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Manning gaps, canceled operations and broken ships on tap if Congress can’t pass a budget
If Congress fails to pass a budget for 2017, it will cut into how many ships the Navy can afford to get underway and how many aircraft it can afford to put in the air, said Adm. Bill Moran, vice chief of naval operations.
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Leonardo may build T-X in Alabama, killing off plans for Mississippi production facility
Leonardo DRS said T-100 would bring about 750 jobs to Tuskegee, Alabama.
-
Russian long-range bombers used in war games
The Russian military says its long-range bombers have practiced hitting targets in Tajikistan during joint drills with the Central Asian nation.
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Interview: Col. Ross Anderson talks reserve RPA pilots and why they ‘don’t stand alone’
Col. Ross Anderson, the commander of the 926th Wing, spoke to Defense News about the reserves’ role in the remotely piloted aircraft enterprise.
-
Marine exercise takes aim at emerging technologies
An April exercise involving the Marine Corps and Navy will focus on identifying new technologies for future contested environments.
-
Israeli Air Force to host 7 nations in its largest-ever air drill
Nearly 100 aircraft and several hundreds of air warriors and support crews from the United States, Greece, Poland, France, Germany, India and Italy will converge in Israel for Blue Flag.
-
EU navies find training Libyan coast guard no easy task
Reports emerging from Libya point to widespread collusion between coast guard units already in operation and the traffickers handling the migrant flow.
-
Turkey’s armed trainer ready for assault missions
Turkish industry, procurement and military officials have showcased an armed version of the country’s first indigenous basic trainer aircraft, the Hurkus.
-
US partners with Lithuania in Savage Wolf exercise
The Army partnered with Lithuanian troops on Tuesday on a range near Rukla, Lithuania, for the Savage Wolf military exercise as a part of Operation Atlantic Resolve.
-
The latest drone pilot challenge: Training with manned aircraft for combat missions
RPA pilots go straight from training into combat missions, often with limited live flying experience with manned platforms.
-
Manning gaps, canceled operations and broken ships on tap if Congress can’t pass a budget
If Congress fails to pass a budget for 2017, it will cut into how many ships the Navy can afford to get underway and how many aircraft it can afford to put in the air, said Adm. Bill Moran, vice chief of naval operations.
-
Leonardo may build T-X in Alabama, killing off plans for Mississippi production facility
Leonardo DRS said T-100 would bring about 750 jobs to Tuskegee, Alabama.
-
Russian long-range bombers used in war games
The Russian military says its long-range bombers have practiced hitting targets in Tajikistan during joint drills with the Central Asian nation.
-
Interview: Col. Ross Anderson talks reserve RPA pilots and why they ‘don’t stand alone’
Col. Ross Anderson, the commander of the 926th Wing, spoke to Defense News about the reserves’ role in the remotely piloted aircraft enterprise.
-
Marine exercise takes aim at emerging technologies
An April exercise involving the Marine Corps and Navy will focus on identifying new technologies for future contested environments.
-
Israeli Air Force to host 7 nations in its largest-ever air drill
Nearly 100 aircraft and several hundreds of air warriors and support crews from the United States, Greece, Poland, France, Germany, India and Italy will converge in Israel for Blue Flag.
-
EU navies find training Libyan coast guard no easy task
Reports emerging from Libya point to widespread collusion between coast guard units already in operation and the traffickers handling the migrant flow.
