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Singapore touts improved software on newly received Seahawk helos
Singapore has taken delivery of two Sikorsky S-70B Seahawk naval helicopters and has one on display at the ongoing Singapore Airshow.
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South Korean T-50 catches fire at Singapore Airshow
On the first day of the Singapore Airshow, one jet flying in a demonstration of South Korea’s Black Eagles aerobatic team skidded off the runway and burst into flames.
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China ramps up production of new airborne early warning aircraft
Satellite photos show eight Shaanxi KJ-500 airborne early warning and control aircraft at the company’s factory airfield at Hanzhong, Shaanxi Province. These joint KJ-500s already in service with China’s People’s Liberation Army Air Force and the naval aviation units.
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New weapon suite adds additional capability to Black Hawk helicopters
The addition of the weapons suite can include the AGM-114 Hellfire anti-tank missile, Hydra 70 unguided rockets and a triple barrel Gatling gun.
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Singapore shops for new platforms as part of Air Force transformation
The Singaporean military is transforming itself into an integrated, networked fighting force, and the Air Force is no exception.
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Japan and South Korea face headwinds on homegrown jets
Japan’s and South Korea’s aspirations for homegrown fighter jets have run into headwinds.
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Photos suggest China is prepping to test a electromagnetic railgun at sea
If confirmed, this would make China the first country in the world to mount such a system on board a ship and take it out to sea.
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Japan base welcomes 1st deployed F-35A, but industry hiccups delay fighter’s supplies
It has been reported that Japanese-made parts that were to be included in the fighters have not actually been used so far.
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Russia’s Flanker jet sales prosper with Myanmar buy
With this acquisition, Myanmar joins China, India, Indonesia, Malaysia and Vietnam in operating variants of the Flanker family.
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No slowdown for China’s Navy aspirations
China’s carrier aviation programs continue apace with the focus starting to shift toward the development and introduction of training and specialized aircraft.
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Singapore touts improved software on newly received Seahawk helos
Singapore has taken delivery of two Sikorsky S-70B Seahawk naval helicopters and has one on display at the ongoing Singapore Airshow.
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South Korean T-50 catches fire at Singapore Airshow
On the first day of the Singapore Airshow, one jet flying in a demonstration of South Korea’s Black Eagles aerobatic team skidded off the runway and burst into flames.
-
China ramps up production of new airborne early warning aircraft
Satellite photos show eight Shaanxi KJ-500 airborne early warning and control aircraft at the company’s factory airfield at Hanzhong, Shaanxi Province. These joint KJ-500s already in service with China’s People’s Liberation Army Air Force and the naval aviation units.
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New weapon suite adds additional capability to Black Hawk helicopters
The addition of the weapons suite can include the AGM-114 Hellfire anti-tank missile, Hydra 70 unguided rockets and a triple barrel Gatling gun.
-
Singapore shops for new platforms as part of Air Force transformation
The Singaporean military is transforming itself into an integrated, networked fighting force, and the Air Force is no exception.
-
Japan and South Korea face headwinds on homegrown jets
Japan’s and South Korea’s aspirations for homegrown fighter jets have run into headwinds.
-
Photos suggest China is prepping to test a electromagnetic railgun at sea
If confirmed, this would make China the first country in the world to mount such a system on board a ship and take it out to sea.
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Japan base welcomes 1st deployed F-35A, but industry hiccups delay fighter’s supplies
It has been reported that Japanese-made parts that were to be included in the fighters have not actually been used so far.
-
Russia’s Flanker jet sales prosper with Myanmar buy
With this acquisition, Myanmar joins China, India, Indonesia, Malaysia and Vietnam in operating variants of the Flanker family.
-
No slowdown for China’s Navy aspirations
China’s carrier aviation programs continue apace with the focus starting to shift toward the development and introduction of training and specialized aircraft.
-
Singapore touts improved software on newly received Seahawk helos
Singapore has taken delivery of two Sikorsky S-70B Seahawk naval helicopters and has one on display at the ongoing Singapore Airshow.
-
South Korean T-50 catches fire at Singapore Airshow
On the first day of the Singapore Airshow, one jet flying in a demonstration of South Korea’s Black Eagles aerobatic team skidded off the runway and burst into flames.
-
China ramps up production of new airborne early warning aircraft
Satellite photos show eight Shaanxi KJ-500 airborne early warning and control aircraft at the company’s factory airfield at Hanzhong, Shaanxi Province. These joint KJ-500s already in service with China’s People’s Liberation Army Air Force and the naval aviation units.
-
New weapon suite adds additional capability to Black Hawk helicopters
The addition of the weapons suite can include the AGM-114 Hellfire anti-tank missile, Hydra 70 unguided rockets and a triple barrel Gatling gun.
-
Singapore shops for new platforms as part of Air Force transformation
The Singaporean military is transforming itself into an integrated, networked fighting force, and the Air Force is no exception.
-
Japan and South Korea face headwinds on homegrown jets
Japan’s and South Korea’s aspirations for homegrown fighter jets have run into headwinds.
-
Photos suggest China is prepping to test a electromagnetic railgun at sea
If confirmed, this would make China the first country in the world to mount such a system on board a ship and take it out to sea.
-
Japan base welcomes 1st deployed F-35A, but industry hiccups delay fighter’s supplies
It has been reported that Japanese-made parts that were to be included in the fighters have not actually been used so far.
-
Russia’s Flanker jet sales prosper with Myanmar buy
With this acquisition, Myanmar joins China, India, Indonesia, Malaysia and Vietnam in operating variants of the Flanker family.
-
No slowdown for China’s Navy aspirations
China’s carrier aviation programs continue apace with the focus starting to shift toward the development and introduction of training and specialized aircraft.
