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Turkey unveils armed trainer, hopes to compete for exports
Turkey’s Defence Ministry and aerospace powerhouse have jointly unveiled a prototype of the country’s first indigenous armed trainer aircraft.
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New U.S. Army Central division HQ enhances focus on regional strategy
The Army recently added a division headquarters in Kuwait to supplement its eight brigade combat team-sized formations in the U.S. Central Command area of operations, which is freeing up the service to focus on theater-wide strategy and operational tasks, the three-star general in charge of US Army Central said Monday.
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Red Flag may affect whether F-35s deploy overseas this year
Red Flag 17-1 could be the Air Force’s dress rehearsal for an overseas F-35 deployment later this year.
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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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Investing in human performance
The U.S. military should substantially increase its investment in biometric monitoring and feedback, cognitive and physical profiling, and performance nutrition and supplementation.
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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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Northrop Grumman drops out of T-X trainer competition
Northrop Grumman has pulled out of the T-X program, becoming the second company to drop from the competition in a matter of weeks.
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Time to get serious about T-X
Past being simply worn out, pilots need a training enterprise that matches modern requirements and budget realities demand an efficient solution. It is critical to get this acquisition effort right as the Air Force needs this capability sooner rather than later.
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Canada Extends Flight Training Contract, But Actively Seeks Replacement
The Canadian government has extended its contract with CAE to provide NATO Flying Training in Canada (NFTC), a qualification program for pilots, while it works on a new multibillion-dollar replacement program.
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Northrop CEO Evades Questions on T-X Participation
Northrop Grumman has designed, built and flown a new plane for the T-X trainer competition, but that doesn’t mean it will ultimately bid on the program, its CEO said Thursday.
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Turkey unveils armed trainer, hopes to compete for exports
Turkey’s Defence Ministry and aerospace powerhouse have jointly unveiled a prototype of the country’s first indigenous armed trainer aircraft.
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New U.S. Army Central division HQ enhances focus on regional strategy
The Army recently added a division headquarters in Kuwait to supplement its eight brigade combat team-sized formations in the U.S. Central Command area of operations, which is freeing up the service to focus on theater-wide strategy and operational tasks, the three-star general in charge of US Army Central said Monday.
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Red Flag may affect whether F-35s deploy overseas this year
Red Flag 17-1 could be the Air Force’s dress rehearsal for an overseas F-35 deployment later this year.
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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.
-
Investing in human performance
The U.S. military should substantially increase its investment in biometric monitoring and feedback, cognitive and physical profiling, and performance nutrition and supplementation.
-
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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Northrop Grumman drops out of T-X trainer competition
Northrop Grumman has pulled out of the T-X program, becoming the second company to drop from the competition in a matter of weeks.
-
Time to get serious about T-X
Past being simply worn out, pilots need a training enterprise that matches modern requirements and budget realities demand an efficient solution. It is critical to get this acquisition effort right as the Air Force needs this capability sooner rather than later.
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Canada Extends Flight Training Contract, But Actively Seeks Replacement
The Canadian government has extended its contract with CAE to provide NATO Flying Training in Canada (NFTC), a qualification program for pilots, while it works on a new multibillion-dollar replacement program.
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Northrop CEO Evades Questions on T-X Participation
Northrop Grumman has designed, built and flown a new plane for the T-X trainer competition, but that doesn’t mean it will ultimately bid on the program, its CEO said Thursday.
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Turkey unveils armed trainer, hopes to compete for exports
Turkey’s Defence Ministry and aerospace powerhouse have jointly unveiled a prototype of the country’s first indigenous armed trainer aircraft.
-
New U.S. Army Central division HQ enhances focus on regional strategy
The Army recently added a division headquarters in Kuwait to supplement its eight brigade combat team-sized formations in the U.S. Central Command area of operations, which is freeing up the service to focus on theater-wide strategy and operational tasks, the three-star general in charge of US Army Central said Monday.
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Red Flag may affect whether F-35s deploy overseas this year
Red Flag 17-1 could be the Air Force’s dress rehearsal for an overseas F-35 deployment later this year.
-
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.
-
Investing in human performance
The U.S. military should substantially increase its investment in biometric monitoring and feedback, cognitive and physical profiling, and performance nutrition and supplementation.
-
Red Flag gives F-35A its toughest test yet
The F-35A is excelling against advanced surface-to-air missiles, pilots say.
-
Northrop Grumman drops out of T-X trainer competition
Northrop Grumman has pulled out of the T-X program, becoming the second company to drop from the competition in a matter of weeks.
-
Time to get serious about T-X
Past being simply worn out, pilots need a training enterprise that matches modern requirements and budget realities demand an efficient solution. It is critical to get this acquisition effort right as the Air Force needs this capability sooner rather than later.
-
Canada Extends Flight Training Contract, But Actively Seeks Replacement
The Canadian government has extended its contract with CAE to provide NATO Flying Training in Canada (NFTC), a qualification program for pilots, while it works on a new multibillion-dollar replacement program.
-
Northrop CEO Evades Questions on T-X Participation
Northrop Grumman has designed, built and flown a new plane for the T-X trainer competition, but that doesn’t mean it will ultimately bid on the program, its CEO said Thursday.
