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Neuroscience in Crosshair of Weapons Training
Trainees using one of the leading brands of EST could soon add headbands to the equipment they use to learn personal weapon skills: headbands that read brainwaves.
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Canada Setting the Scene for Future Pilot Training Program
Canada’s military has started work on a multibillion-dollar program designed to train its future pilots over a 20-year period.
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Israeli Army Revamps Training Regimen
From procurement of simulators to facilities for anti-tunnel warfare, Israel is changing the way it prepares for war.
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Airbus To Compensate Germany for Late A400M Deliveries
Airbus will have to pay substantial compensation to the German MoD due to late delivery of its A4000M transport.
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Boeing’s KC-46 Tanker Completes Key Flight Tests
The test plane’s 20th flight on Thursday marked the completion of a series of flight tests that validated the plane’s initial airworthiness to conduct aerial refueling operations, Boeing spokesman Charles Ramey told Defense News.
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US Officials To Brief French on Possible C-130 Buy
US officers will brief French counterparts following the Pentagon’s publishing of a $650 million price tag for 4 C-130J airlifters
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Too Costly, Too Tight: Finnish Military Can’t Find Plane That Fits
The Finnish defence ministry said Tuesday it has scrapped plans to renew its aging fleet of trainer aircraft after none of the planes on offer seemed to fit.
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Airbus Scrambles To Compete Against France’s Planned Buy of 4 C-130s
France’s planned acquisition of four C-130 Hercules for €330 million (US $361 million) has fueled a debate between the armed forces and procurement officials over buying the US airlifter, while Airbus scrambles to develop a competing offer, defense executive and analyst sources said.
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Israel Drills Airlift Ops With US Army, Air Force, Navy
Israeli C-130 airlifters concluded their participation in Southern Strike, the only foreign nation in the two-week US drill.
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TAI Delivers First A350-1000 Aileron Set to Airbus
Tusas Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI), based here, said Nov. 4 that it delivered the first A350-1000 aileron set to Airbus.
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Neuroscience in Crosshair of Weapons Training
Trainees using one of the leading brands of EST could soon add headbands to the equipment they use to learn personal weapon skills: headbands that read brainwaves.
-
Canada Setting the Scene for Future Pilot Training Program
Canada’s military has started work on a multibillion-dollar program designed to train its future pilots over a 20-year period.
-
Israeli Army Revamps Training Regimen
From procurement of simulators to facilities for anti-tunnel warfare, Israel is changing the way it prepares for war.
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Airbus To Compensate Germany for Late A400M Deliveries
Airbus will have to pay substantial compensation to the German MoD due to late delivery of its A4000M transport.
-
Boeing’s KC-46 Tanker Completes Key Flight Tests
The test plane’s 20th flight on Thursday marked the completion of a series of flight tests that validated the plane’s initial airworthiness to conduct aerial refueling operations, Boeing spokesman Charles Ramey told Defense News.
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US Officials To Brief French on Possible C-130 Buy
US officers will brief French counterparts following the Pentagon’s publishing of a $650 million price tag for 4 C-130J airlifters
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Too Costly, Too Tight: Finnish Military Can’t Find Plane That Fits
The Finnish defence ministry said Tuesday it has scrapped plans to renew its aging fleet of trainer aircraft after none of the planes on offer seemed to fit.
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Airbus Scrambles To Compete Against France’s Planned Buy of 4 C-130s
France’s planned acquisition of four C-130 Hercules for €330 million (US $361 million) has fueled a debate between the armed forces and procurement officials over buying the US airlifter, while Airbus scrambles to develop a competing offer, defense executive and analyst sources said.
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Israel Drills Airlift Ops With US Army, Air Force, Navy
Israeli C-130 airlifters concluded their participation in Southern Strike, the only foreign nation in the two-week US drill.
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TAI Delivers First A350-1000 Aileron Set to Airbus
Tusas Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI), based here, said Nov. 4 that it delivered the first A350-1000 aileron set to Airbus.
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Neuroscience in Crosshair of Weapons Training
Trainees using one of the leading brands of EST could soon add headbands to the equipment they use to learn personal weapon skills: headbands that read brainwaves.
-
Canada Setting the Scene for Future Pilot Training Program
Canada’s military has started work on a multibillion-dollar program designed to train its future pilots over a 20-year period.
-
Israeli Army Revamps Training Regimen
From procurement of simulators to facilities for anti-tunnel warfare, Israel is changing the way it prepares for war.
-
Airbus To Compensate Germany for Late A400M Deliveries
Airbus will have to pay substantial compensation to the German MoD due to late delivery of its A4000M transport.
-
Boeing’s KC-46 Tanker Completes Key Flight Tests
The test plane’s 20th flight on Thursday marked the completion of a series of flight tests that validated the plane’s initial airworthiness to conduct aerial refueling operations, Boeing spokesman Charles Ramey told Defense News.
-
US Officials To Brief French on Possible C-130 Buy
US officers will brief French counterparts following the Pentagon’s publishing of a $650 million price tag for 4 C-130J airlifters
-
Too Costly, Too Tight: Finnish Military Can’t Find Plane That Fits
The Finnish defence ministry said Tuesday it has scrapped plans to renew its aging fleet of trainer aircraft after none of the planes on offer seemed to fit.
-
Airbus Scrambles To Compete Against France’s Planned Buy of 4 C-130s
France’s planned acquisition of four C-130 Hercules for €330 million (US $361 million) has fueled a debate between the armed forces and procurement officials over buying the US airlifter, while Airbus scrambles to develop a competing offer, defense executive and analyst sources said.
-
Israel Drills Airlift Ops With US Army, Air Force, Navy
Israeli C-130 airlifters concluded their participation in Southern Strike, the only foreign nation in the two-week US drill.
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TAI Delivers First A350-1000 Aileron Set to Airbus
Tusas Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI), based here, said Nov. 4 that it delivered the first A350-1000 aileron set to Airbus.
