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Airbus Targets Helo Refueling, Paratrooper Airdrops for A400M
Airbus is seeking ways to allow the A400M to refuel helicopters and airdrop paratroopers on both sides of the fuselage.
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Israel Concludes Multinational Blue Flag Drill
Drill designed to hone the joint planning, targeting and coordinated command-and-control demanded by coalitions operating in complex Mideast theaters.
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Marine Corps CH-53K King Stallion Heavy-Lift Helicopter Finishes First Flight
WASHINGTON — The CH-53K King Stallion, the Marine Corps’ next-generation heavy-lift helicopter, took its first flight Tuesday at Sikorsky’s test facility in West Palm Beach, Florida.
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Experts: Global Conflicts Boost Airlift Sustainment Market
Growth Predicted in Global Airlift and Sustainment Market
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USAF, Lockheed Reach Verbal Deal on C-130 Multiyear Sale
The US Air Force and Lockheed Martin have reached a verbal agreement on a five-year deal for the company’s C-130J.
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Trident Juncture: NATO Starts To Show Muscles to Russia
Trident Juncture 2015 will be hosted by Italy, Spain and Portugal at 16 locations with around 36,000 troops
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New Zealand Issues RFP for Hercules Sim Training
NZ issues RFP for Hercules sim Nick Lee-Frampton, Wellington The Royal New Zealand Air Force (RNZAF) has issued, October 16, a request for proposals (RFP) for the provision of simulator training for its C-130H(NZ) Hercules personnel.
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Chinese Company Builds Growing African Presence
A Chinese aviation company has reported progress in its ambitious African expansion plans
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Nordic Interest Soars in Simulation, Combat Training Tech
A push for improved simulated training and battlefield protection is driving greater levels of Nordic R&D
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Textron AirLand Considers Clean-Sheet T-X Offering
Textron AirLand will not put its Scorpion jet up for the T-X competition, but instead a new design.
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Airbus Targets Helo Refueling, Paratrooper Airdrops for A400M
Airbus is seeking ways to allow the A400M to refuel helicopters and airdrop paratroopers on both sides of the fuselage.
-
Israel Concludes Multinational Blue Flag Drill
Drill designed to hone the joint planning, targeting and coordinated command-and-control demanded by coalitions operating in complex Mideast theaters.
-
Marine Corps CH-53K King Stallion Heavy-Lift Helicopter Finishes First Flight
WASHINGTON — The CH-53K King Stallion, the Marine Corps’ next-generation heavy-lift helicopter, took its first flight Tuesday at Sikorsky’s test facility in West Palm Beach, Florida.
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Experts: Global Conflicts Boost Airlift Sustainment Market
Growth Predicted in Global Airlift and Sustainment Market
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USAF, Lockheed Reach Verbal Deal on C-130 Multiyear Sale
The US Air Force and Lockheed Martin have reached a verbal agreement on a five-year deal for the company’s C-130J.
-
Trident Juncture: NATO Starts To Show Muscles to Russia
Trident Juncture 2015 will be hosted by Italy, Spain and Portugal at 16 locations with around 36,000 troops
-
New Zealand Issues RFP for Hercules Sim Training
NZ issues RFP for Hercules sim Nick Lee-Frampton, Wellington The Royal New Zealand Air Force (RNZAF) has issued, October 16, a request for proposals (RFP) for the provision of simulator training for its C-130H(NZ) Hercules personnel.
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Chinese Company Builds Growing African Presence
A Chinese aviation company has reported progress in its ambitious African expansion plans
-
Nordic Interest Soars in Simulation, Combat Training Tech
A push for improved simulated training and battlefield protection is driving greater levels of Nordic R&D
-
Textron AirLand Considers Clean-Sheet T-X Offering
Textron AirLand will not put its Scorpion jet up for the T-X competition, but instead a new design.
-
Airbus Targets Helo Refueling, Paratrooper Airdrops for A400M
Airbus is seeking ways to allow the A400M to refuel helicopters and airdrop paratroopers on both sides of the fuselage.
-
Israel Concludes Multinational Blue Flag Drill
Drill designed to hone the joint planning, targeting and coordinated command-and-control demanded by coalitions operating in complex Mideast theaters.
-
Marine Corps CH-53K King Stallion Heavy-Lift Helicopter Finishes First Flight
WASHINGTON — The CH-53K King Stallion, the Marine Corps’ next-generation heavy-lift helicopter, took its first flight Tuesday at Sikorsky’s test facility in West Palm Beach, Florida.
-
Experts: Global Conflicts Boost Airlift Sustainment Market
Growth Predicted in Global Airlift and Sustainment Market
-
USAF, Lockheed Reach Verbal Deal on C-130 Multiyear Sale
The US Air Force and Lockheed Martin have reached a verbal agreement on a five-year deal for the company’s C-130J.
-
Trident Juncture: NATO Starts To Show Muscles to Russia
Trident Juncture 2015 will be hosted by Italy, Spain and Portugal at 16 locations with around 36,000 troops
-
New Zealand Issues RFP for Hercules Sim Training
NZ issues RFP for Hercules sim Nick Lee-Frampton, Wellington The Royal New Zealand Air Force (RNZAF) has issued, October 16, a request for proposals (RFP) for the provision of simulator training for its C-130H(NZ) Hercules personnel.
-
Chinese Company Builds Growing African Presence
A Chinese aviation company has reported progress in its ambitious African expansion plans
-
Nordic Interest Soars in Simulation, Combat Training Tech
A push for improved simulated training and battlefield protection is driving greater levels of Nordic R&D
-
Textron AirLand Considers Clean-Sheet T-X Offering
Textron AirLand will not put its Scorpion jet up for the T-X competition, but instead a new design.
