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Israel Simulation Highlights New Thinking
World War III almost broke out at Tel Aviv University last week, though cooler heads prevailed in the end.
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Training Firms Chase Mideast Contracts
Training rarely generates the headlines at big defense shows in the same way that armored vehicles, warships and aircraft do.
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USAF Downplays T-X ‘Red Air’ Option
The T-X trainer replacement program is one of the Air Force’s top recapitalization programs, viewed as vital by service leaders as they prepare to train the next-generation of F-22 and F-35 pilots.
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Indian Firms Set Teams for Helicopter Tender
In India’s first helicopter competition reserved for domestic defense companies, tie-ups have been established between top defense companies Larsen & Toubro with Airbus Helicopters and Tata Advanced Systems with Sikorsky Aircraft to produce a light utility helicopter (LUH).
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Turkey Says Flight Simulators Save $80M
Turkey has said that it saved about $80 million thanks to a flight simulator center it launched one year ago
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Northrop Developing New Design for T-X
Northrop Grumman has decided to produce a new, clean-sheet design for the Air Force’s T-X trainer replacement competition, the company tells Defense News.
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Indian AF Transport Program Hits Hurdle
A reassessment of Air Force priorities has jeopardized India’s first effort to produce military aircraft in the domestic private sector
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Limited Impact for Boeing in Air Force One Win
The US Air Force selected Boeing to provide the next-generation Air Force One on a sole-source selection, a move that had been widely expected but is still welcome for the aerospace company.
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Boeing Tapped for Air Force One Replacement
The president of the United States will continue to be flown in an American-made plane, as the US Air Force has announced the next presidential aircraft will be produced by Boeing.
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Israel Simulation Highlights New Thinking
World War III almost broke out at Tel Aviv University last week, though cooler heads prevailed in the end.
-
Training Firms Chase Mideast Contracts
Training rarely generates the headlines at big defense shows in the same way that armored vehicles, warships and aircraft do.
-
USAF Downplays T-X ‘Red Air’ Option
The T-X trainer replacement program is one of the Air Force’s top recapitalization programs, viewed as vital by service leaders as they prepare to train the next-generation of F-22 and F-35 pilots.
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Leidos Triumphs in Major UK Support Bid
By Andrew Chuter
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Indian Firms Set Teams for Helicopter Tender
In India’s first helicopter competition reserved for domestic defense companies, tie-ups have been established between top defense companies Larsen & Toubro with Airbus Helicopters and Tata Advanced Systems with Sikorsky Aircraft to produce a light utility helicopter (LUH).
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Turkey Says Flight Simulators Save $80M
Turkey has said that it saved about $80 million thanks to a flight simulator center it launched one year ago
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Northrop Developing New Design for T-X
Northrop Grumman has decided to produce a new, clean-sheet design for the Air Force’s T-X trainer replacement competition, the company tells Defense News.
-
Indian AF Transport Program Hits Hurdle
A reassessment of Air Force priorities has jeopardized India’s first effort to produce military aircraft in the domestic private sector
-
Limited Impact for Boeing in Air Force One Win
The US Air Force selected Boeing to provide the next-generation Air Force One on a sole-source selection, a move that had been widely expected but is still welcome for the aerospace company.
-
Boeing Tapped for Air Force One Replacement
The president of the United States will continue to be flown in an American-made plane, as the US Air Force has announced the next presidential aircraft will be produced by Boeing.
-
Israel Simulation Highlights New Thinking
World War III almost broke out at Tel Aviv University last week, though cooler heads prevailed in the end.
-
Training Firms Chase Mideast Contracts
Training rarely generates the headlines at big defense shows in the same way that armored vehicles, warships and aircraft do.
-
USAF Downplays T-X ‘Red Air’ Option
The T-X trainer replacement program is one of the Air Force’s top recapitalization programs, viewed as vital by service leaders as they prepare to train the next-generation of F-22 and F-35 pilots.
-
Leidos Triumphs in Major UK Support Bid
By Andrew Chuter
-
Indian Firms Set Teams for Helicopter Tender
In India’s first helicopter competition reserved for domestic defense companies, tie-ups have been established between top defense companies Larsen & Toubro with Airbus Helicopters and Tata Advanced Systems with Sikorsky Aircraft to produce a light utility helicopter (LUH).
-
Turkey Says Flight Simulators Save $80M
Turkey has said that it saved about $80 million thanks to a flight simulator center it launched one year ago
-
Northrop Developing New Design for T-X
Northrop Grumman has decided to produce a new, clean-sheet design for the Air Force’s T-X trainer replacement competition, the company tells Defense News.
-
Indian AF Transport Program Hits Hurdle
A reassessment of Air Force priorities has jeopardized India’s first effort to produce military aircraft in the domestic private sector
-
Limited Impact for Boeing in Air Force One Win
The US Air Force selected Boeing to provide the next-generation Air Force One on a sole-source selection, a move that had been widely expected but is still welcome for the aerospace company.
-
Boeing Tapped for Air Force One Replacement
The president of the United States will continue to be flown in an American-made plane, as the US Air Force has announced the next presidential aircraft will be produced by Boeing.
