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On the Ground at the Paris Air Show | Defense News Weekly, June 21, 2019
From dazzling aerial displays to huge news in the world of military aviation, this year’s Paris Air Show did not disappoint. Jeff Martin hosts Defense News coverage from the tarmac of one of the world’s biggest air shows.
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Here’s what a new sixth-gen fighter for France and Germany could look like
A model of a next-generation fighter was unveiled on the first day of the 2019 Paris Air Show at Dassault’s chalet. Find out the details from Jeff Martin.
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Meet a potential fifth-gen fighter, the Turkish TF-X
A mockup of the Turkish Aerospace Industries TF-X is unveiled on the first day of the 2019 Paris Air Show.
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An inside look at the negotiations for the cheapest F-35s ever
Lockheed Martin’s head of the F-35 program, Greg Ulmer, provides Valerie Insinna with a look at how a deal was struck where the F-35A’s price drops below $80 million.
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What’s next for the CH-53K?
Sikorsky President Dan Schultz provides an update on the CH-53K heavy-lift helicopter.
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Here’s how the Air Force wants to re-engine B-52 bombers
Will Roper, the Air Force’s acquisition chief, lays out why the service is going about re-engining the B-52 in a specific way.
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Nammo, Boeing to partner on ramjet artillery
Nammo’s CEO explains the partnership between the companies and what the tech will be able to do.
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Hidden Problems of the F-35 Revealed | Defense News Weekly full episode: June 14, 2019
Defense News investigates the issues plaguing the F-35 program and how they can be fixed — if at all. We’ll also look at some new technologies for the battlefield and two major defense contractor are set to merge.
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Raytheon, UTC to merge
The two companies are set to become Raytheon Technologies, second only in size to Lockheed Martin.
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House, Senate lawmakers debate authorization bills
Both the House and Senate are set for a partisan war over the future of America’s military. Find out why.
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On the Ground at the Paris Air Show | Defense News Weekly, June 21, 2019
From dazzling aerial displays to huge news in the world of military aviation, this year’s Paris Air Show did not disappoint. Jeff Martin hosts Defense News coverage from the tarmac of one of the world’s biggest air shows.
-
Here’s what a new sixth-gen fighter for France and Germany could look like
A model of a next-generation fighter was unveiled on the first day of the 2019 Paris Air Show at Dassault’s chalet. Find out the details from Jeff Martin.
-
Meet a potential fifth-gen fighter, the Turkish TF-X
A mockup of the Turkish Aerospace Industries TF-X is unveiled on the first day of the 2019 Paris Air Show.
-
An inside look at the negotiations for the cheapest F-35s ever
Lockheed Martin’s head of the F-35 program, Greg Ulmer, provides Valerie Insinna with a look at how a deal was struck where the F-35A’s price drops below $80 million.
-
What’s next for the CH-53K?
Sikorsky President Dan Schultz provides an update on the CH-53K heavy-lift helicopter.
-
Here’s how the Air Force wants to re-engine B-52 bombers
Will Roper, the Air Force’s acquisition chief, lays out why the service is going about re-engining the B-52 in a specific way.
-
Nammo, Boeing to partner on ramjet artillery
Nammo’s CEO explains the partnership between the companies and what the tech will be able to do.
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Hidden Problems of the F-35 Revealed | Defense News Weekly full episode: June 14, 2019
Defense News investigates the issues plaguing the F-35 program and how they can be fixed — if at all. We’ll also look at some new technologies for the battlefield and two major defense contractor are set to merge.
-
Raytheon, UTC to merge
The two companies are set to become Raytheon Technologies, second only in size to Lockheed Martin.
-
House, Senate lawmakers debate authorization bills
Both the House and Senate are set for a partisan war over the future of America’s military. Find out why.
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On the Ground at the Paris Air Show | Defense News Weekly, June 21, 2019
From dazzling aerial displays to huge news in the world of military aviation, this year’s Paris Air Show did not disappoint. Jeff Martin hosts Defense News coverage from the tarmac of one of the world’s biggest air shows.
-
Here’s what a new sixth-gen fighter for France and Germany could look like
A model of a next-generation fighter was unveiled on the first day of the 2019 Paris Air Show at Dassault’s chalet. Find out the details from Jeff Martin.
-
Meet a potential fifth-gen fighter, the Turkish TF-X
A mockup of the Turkish Aerospace Industries TF-X is unveiled on the first day of the 2019 Paris Air Show.
-
An inside look at the negotiations for the cheapest F-35s ever
Lockheed Martin’s head of the F-35 program, Greg Ulmer, provides Valerie Insinna with a look at how a deal was struck where the F-35A’s price drops below $80 million.
-
What’s next for the CH-53K?
Sikorsky President Dan Schultz provides an update on the CH-53K heavy-lift helicopter.
-
Here’s how the Air Force wants to re-engine B-52 bombers
Will Roper, the Air Force’s acquisition chief, lays out why the service is going about re-engining the B-52 in a specific way.
-
Nammo, Boeing to partner on ramjet artillery
Nammo’s CEO explains the partnership between the companies and what the tech will be able to do.
-
Hidden Problems of the F-35 Revealed | Defense News Weekly full episode: June 14, 2019
Defense News investigates the issues plaguing the F-35 program and how they can be fixed — if at all. We’ll also look at some new technologies for the battlefield and two major defense contractor are set to merge.
-
Raytheon, UTC to merge
The two companies are set to become Raytheon Technologies, second only in size to Lockheed Martin.
-
House, Senate lawmakers debate authorization bills
Both the House and Senate are set for a partisan war over the future of America’s military. Find out why.
