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Marines Rake Revolutionary 3-D Printing to the Field
The future of Marine Corps logistics took shape last month in the form of a plastic Humvee door handle printed in an Arizona desert.
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UK Receives New-Generation G-120TP Aircraft for Pilot Training
Britain has taken delivery of the first of a new generation of aircraft set to revitalize its fixed-wing military pilot training capabilities.
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Robotic Helicopters Complete Mock Rescue Mission
The fruits of the Lockheed Martin acquisition of Sikorsky continue to grow. This time the companies have taken two major unmanned helicopters developed before the merge to demonstrate capability together that can not only be applied to defense operations but civil applications.
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Raytheon Chooses Mississippi for T-X Final Assembly Site
Raytheon and Leonardo’s disagreements about the T-X trainer program appear to be in the rearview mirror.
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Textron Begins a Limited Production Run of Scorpion Jet, But No Contract Yet
The company has seen an uptick in customer interest in flight demonstrations since the Air Force agreed to assess the aircraft.
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Aeromedical Evacuation Crews Score Their First Flight Simulators
In the back of a C-130 Hercules, a woman is giving birth. But as lifelike as the scenario is, almost everything about it is fake.
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US Carrier Delays Continue — And Another ‘Gap’ Could Affect The New Administration
Extended maintenance work on the carrier George H. W. Bush could mean a delay in deployment and another “carrier gap” in the Mideast at a critical time in the new administration.
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In Jordan, Iraqi Officers Prepare for Mosul Battle and Beyond
NATO has spearheaded a new training course meant to strengthen the corps of Iraqi officers, a step seen as pivotal to retaking and holding Mosul.
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Iraqi Military Faces Oncoming IED Challenge in Mosul
By the end of the year, NATO hopes to train about 90 counter-IED technicians, who will be instrumental in removing bombs from civilian spaces.
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Dunford: US Air Force Should Incentivize Foreign Training Mission
The mission is a “core” one for the service, Dunford said.
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Marines Rake Revolutionary 3-D Printing to the Field
The future of Marine Corps logistics took shape last month in the form of a plastic Humvee door handle printed in an Arizona desert.
-
UK Receives New-Generation G-120TP Aircraft for Pilot Training
Britain has taken delivery of the first of a new generation of aircraft set to revitalize its fixed-wing military pilot training capabilities.
-
Robotic Helicopters Complete Mock Rescue Mission
The fruits of the Lockheed Martin acquisition of Sikorsky continue to grow. This time the companies have taken two major unmanned helicopters developed before the merge to demonstrate capability together that can not only be applied to defense operations but civil applications.
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Raytheon Chooses Mississippi for T-X Final Assembly Site
Raytheon and Leonardo’s disagreements about the T-X trainer program appear to be in the rearview mirror.
-
Textron Begins a Limited Production Run of Scorpion Jet, But No Contract Yet
The company has seen an uptick in customer interest in flight demonstrations since the Air Force agreed to assess the aircraft.
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Aeromedical Evacuation Crews Score Their First Flight Simulators
In the back of a C-130 Hercules, a woman is giving birth. But as lifelike as the scenario is, almost everything about it is fake.
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US Carrier Delays Continue — And Another ‘Gap’ Could Affect The New Administration
Extended maintenance work on the carrier George H. W. Bush could mean a delay in deployment and another “carrier gap” in the Mideast at a critical time in the new administration.
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In Jordan, Iraqi Officers Prepare for Mosul Battle and Beyond
NATO has spearheaded a new training course meant to strengthen the corps of Iraqi officers, a step seen as pivotal to retaking and holding Mosul.
-
Iraqi Military Faces Oncoming IED Challenge in Mosul
By the end of the year, NATO hopes to train about 90 counter-IED technicians, who will be instrumental in removing bombs from civilian spaces.
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Dunford: US Air Force Should Incentivize Foreign Training Mission
The mission is a “core” one for the service, Dunford said.
-
Marines Rake Revolutionary 3-D Printing to the Field
The future of Marine Corps logistics took shape last month in the form of a plastic Humvee door handle printed in an Arizona desert.
-
UK Receives New-Generation G-120TP Aircraft for Pilot Training
Britain has taken delivery of the first of a new generation of aircraft set to revitalize its fixed-wing military pilot training capabilities.
-
Robotic Helicopters Complete Mock Rescue Mission
The fruits of the Lockheed Martin acquisition of Sikorsky continue to grow. This time the companies have taken two major unmanned helicopters developed before the merge to demonstrate capability together that can not only be applied to defense operations but civil applications.
-
Raytheon Chooses Mississippi for T-X Final Assembly Site
Raytheon and Leonardo’s disagreements about the T-X trainer program appear to be in the rearview mirror.
-
Textron Begins a Limited Production Run of Scorpion Jet, But No Contract Yet
The company has seen an uptick in customer interest in flight demonstrations since the Air Force agreed to assess the aircraft.
-
Aeromedical Evacuation Crews Score Their First Flight Simulators
In the back of a C-130 Hercules, a woman is giving birth. But as lifelike as the scenario is, almost everything about it is fake.
-
US Carrier Delays Continue — And Another ‘Gap’ Could Affect The New Administration
Extended maintenance work on the carrier George H. W. Bush could mean a delay in deployment and another “carrier gap” in the Mideast at a critical time in the new administration.
-
In Jordan, Iraqi Officers Prepare for Mosul Battle and Beyond
NATO has spearheaded a new training course meant to strengthen the corps of Iraqi officers, a step seen as pivotal to retaking and holding Mosul.
-
Iraqi Military Faces Oncoming IED Challenge in Mosul
By the end of the year, NATO hopes to train about 90 counter-IED technicians, who will be instrumental in removing bombs from civilian spaces.
-
Dunford: US Air Force Should Incentivize Foreign Training Mission
The mission is a “core” one for the service, Dunford said.
