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Boeing’s T-X Takes Its First Flight
Boeing’s T-X trainer candidate took to the skies for the first time on Tuesday.
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Media Days and Mason Jars: Defense Contractors Promote T-X Offerings as Competition Heats Up
Just weeks or perhaps days before the final T-X request for proposals drops, defense contractors are pulling out all the stops to ramp up enthusiasm for their offerings.
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Israel ‘Ready’ to Operate F-35s Without Ever Actually Flying Them
Dec. 12 Ceremony Planned for Receipt of First Pair of Stealth Fighters
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Nigeria Takes Delivery of Pakistani-made Super Mushshak Trainer Aircraft
The Nigerian Air Force has taken delivery of the first four out of 10 MFI-17 Super Mushshak primary trainer aircraft ordered from the Pakistan Aeronautical Complex.
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Tobyhanna Army Depot Conducts Compete Overhaul of Critical Air Force Simulator
While Tobyhanna Army Depot conducts support on C4ISR systems, it also overhauls non-operational, training systems such as the Joint Threat Emitter.
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Air Force Seeks Virtual Elements in Flight Exercises to Heighten Realism, Complexity
With live training alone unable to provide the complex scenarios meant to push the F-35 to its limits, the Air Force is banking on a suite of cutting-edge technologies that will fuse virtual and constructive elements into live exercises.
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Trending at I/ITSEC: Robotic Targets for Marksmanship Training
As militaries look to inject greater realism into their shooting ranges, more companies are developing robotic moving targets to replace the paper pop-up targets that are currently the norm.
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Leidos Secures US Army Contract for Driver Simulations
Leidos will provide 14 Common Driver Trainer (CDT) systems, according to a company news release.
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Lockheed Martin Revamps Training Division
Lockheed Martin’s existing training and logistics products will now fall within five areas.
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CNO: Navy to Take Steps to Protect Ohio Replacement Program From CR
The Navy is already taking steps to mitigate the effects of a longterm continuing resolution on its most strategically important program, the Ohio replacement submarine, its top uniformed official said Wednesday.
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Boeing’s T-X Takes Its First Flight
Boeing’s T-X trainer candidate took to the skies for the first time on Tuesday.
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Media Days and Mason Jars: Defense Contractors Promote T-X Offerings as Competition Heats Up
Just weeks or perhaps days before the final T-X request for proposals drops, defense contractors are pulling out all the stops to ramp up enthusiasm for their offerings.
-
Israel ‘Ready’ to Operate F-35s Without Ever Actually Flying Them
Dec. 12 Ceremony Planned for Receipt of First Pair of Stealth Fighters
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Nigeria Takes Delivery of Pakistani-made Super Mushshak Trainer Aircraft
The Nigerian Air Force has taken delivery of the first four out of 10 MFI-17 Super Mushshak primary trainer aircraft ordered from the Pakistan Aeronautical Complex.
-
Tobyhanna Army Depot Conducts Compete Overhaul of Critical Air Force Simulator
While Tobyhanna Army Depot conducts support on C4ISR systems, it also overhauls non-operational, training systems such as the Joint Threat Emitter.
-
Air Force Seeks Virtual Elements in Flight Exercises to Heighten Realism, Complexity
With live training alone unable to provide the complex scenarios meant to push the F-35 to its limits, the Air Force is banking on a suite of cutting-edge technologies that will fuse virtual and constructive elements into live exercises.
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Trending at I/ITSEC: Robotic Targets for Marksmanship Training
As militaries look to inject greater realism into their shooting ranges, more companies are developing robotic moving targets to replace the paper pop-up targets that are currently the norm.
-
Leidos Secures US Army Contract for Driver Simulations
Leidos will provide 14 Common Driver Trainer (CDT) systems, according to a company news release.
-
Lockheed Martin Revamps Training Division
Lockheed Martin’s existing training and logistics products will now fall within five areas.
-
CNO: Navy to Take Steps to Protect Ohio Replacement Program From CR
The Navy is already taking steps to mitigate the effects of a longterm continuing resolution on its most strategically important program, the Ohio replacement submarine, its top uniformed official said Wednesday.
-
Boeing’s T-X Takes Its First Flight
Boeing’s T-X trainer candidate took to the skies for the first time on Tuesday.
-
Media Days and Mason Jars: Defense Contractors Promote T-X Offerings as Competition Heats Up
Just weeks or perhaps days before the final T-X request for proposals drops, defense contractors are pulling out all the stops to ramp up enthusiasm for their offerings.
-
Israel ‘Ready’ to Operate F-35s Without Ever Actually Flying Them
Dec. 12 Ceremony Planned for Receipt of First Pair of Stealth Fighters
-
Nigeria Takes Delivery of Pakistani-made Super Mushshak Trainer Aircraft
The Nigerian Air Force has taken delivery of the first four out of 10 MFI-17 Super Mushshak primary trainer aircraft ordered from the Pakistan Aeronautical Complex.
-
Tobyhanna Army Depot Conducts Compete Overhaul of Critical Air Force Simulator
While Tobyhanna Army Depot conducts support on C4ISR systems, it also overhauls non-operational, training systems such as the Joint Threat Emitter.
-
Air Force Seeks Virtual Elements in Flight Exercises to Heighten Realism, Complexity
With live training alone unable to provide the complex scenarios meant to push the F-35 to its limits, the Air Force is banking on a suite of cutting-edge technologies that will fuse virtual and constructive elements into live exercises.
-
Trending at I/ITSEC: Robotic Targets for Marksmanship Training
As militaries look to inject greater realism into their shooting ranges, more companies are developing robotic moving targets to replace the paper pop-up targets that are currently the norm.
-
Leidos Secures US Army Contract for Driver Simulations
Leidos will provide 14 Common Driver Trainer (CDT) systems, according to a company news release.
-
Lockheed Martin Revamps Training Division
Lockheed Martin’s existing training and logistics products will now fall within five areas.
-
CNO: Navy to Take Steps to Protect Ohio Replacement Program From CR
The Navy is already taking steps to mitigate the effects of a longterm continuing resolution on its most strategically important program, the Ohio replacement submarine, its top uniformed official said Wednesday.
