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F-35C To Conduct Sea Trials in August Aboard Carrier George Washington
The final round of developmental tests will fully open the F-35C’s flight envelope.
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Official: Cyber Requirements Remain Complex for OCX
Raytheon’s recent Nunn-McCurdy breach on the OCX program was precipitated in part by the rapidly evolving cyber world.
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Rolls-Royce Grabs $216M Contract for F-35B Lift Systems
Rolls-Royce nabbed a $216 million contract at Farnborough to provide 13 lift systems for the F-35B.
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Lockheed Extends F-35 Cost-Cutting Initiative To Save Billions
Lockheed Martin hopes to drive F-35 unit costs to $85 million by making investments in manufacturing processes.
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F-35 Program Office at Odds With Air Force Over Ejection Seat
The F-35 program office will reluctantly study potential impacts to the program if the ejection seat is replaced.
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Rolls-Royce To Lend Infrastructure, Support for F135 Sustainment
Pratt & Whitney and Rolls-Royce hope to reduce sustainment costs under a new agreement announced at Farnborough.
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US Firms Observing Increased Global Competitiveness
US firms must come to grips with the reality that their offset strategies have led to a growth in foreign competitors.
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Air Force Faces Rocky Road Ahead For Replacing the A-10
A tight budget and lack of export interest could be roadblocks for a potential A-10 replacement.
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US Firms Eye ISR, European Conversations at Farnborough
American firms are hoping to cash in on an increased focus, both in Europe and the Gulf, on border security.
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As Air Force Shrinks, Officials Look For New Ways to Amass Firepower
Looking forward, the Air Force could depend on drone swarms and the arsenal plane to augment a smaller tactical fleet.
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F-35C To Conduct Sea Trials in August Aboard Carrier George Washington
The final round of developmental tests will fully open the F-35C’s flight envelope.
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Official: Cyber Requirements Remain Complex for OCX
Raytheon’s recent Nunn-McCurdy breach on the OCX program was precipitated in part by the rapidly evolving cyber world.
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Rolls-Royce Grabs $216M Contract for F-35B Lift Systems
Rolls-Royce nabbed a $216 million contract at Farnborough to provide 13 lift systems for the F-35B.
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Lockheed Extends F-35 Cost-Cutting Initiative To Save Billions
Lockheed Martin hopes to drive F-35 unit costs to $85 million by making investments in manufacturing processes.
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F-35 Program Office at Odds With Air Force Over Ejection Seat
The F-35 program office will reluctantly study potential impacts to the program if the ejection seat is replaced.
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Rolls-Royce To Lend Infrastructure, Support for F135 Sustainment
Pratt & Whitney and Rolls-Royce hope to reduce sustainment costs under a new agreement announced at Farnborough.
-
US Firms Observing Increased Global Competitiveness
US firms must come to grips with the reality that their offset strategies have led to a growth in foreign competitors.
-
Air Force Faces Rocky Road Ahead For Replacing the A-10
A tight budget and lack of export interest could be roadblocks for a potential A-10 replacement.
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US Firms Eye ISR, European Conversations at Farnborough
American firms are hoping to cash in on an increased focus, both in Europe and the Gulf, on border security.
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As Air Force Shrinks, Officials Look For New Ways to Amass Firepower
Looking forward, the Air Force could depend on drone swarms and the arsenal plane to augment a smaller tactical fleet.
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F-35C To Conduct Sea Trials in August Aboard Carrier George Washington
The final round of developmental tests will fully open the F-35C’s flight envelope.
-
Official: Cyber Requirements Remain Complex for OCX
Raytheon’s recent Nunn-McCurdy breach on the OCX program was precipitated in part by the rapidly evolving cyber world.
-
Rolls-Royce Grabs $216M Contract for F-35B Lift Systems
Rolls-Royce nabbed a $216 million contract at Farnborough to provide 13 lift systems for the F-35B.
-
Lockheed Extends F-35 Cost-Cutting Initiative To Save Billions
Lockheed Martin hopes to drive F-35 unit costs to $85 million by making investments in manufacturing processes.
-
F-35 Program Office at Odds With Air Force Over Ejection Seat
The F-35 program office will reluctantly study potential impacts to the program if the ejection seat is replaced.
-
Rolls-Royce To Lend Infrastructure, Support for F135 Sustainment
Pratt & Whitney and Rolls-Royce hope to reduce sustainment costs under a new agreement announced at Farnborough.
-
US Firms Observing Increased Global Competitiveness
US firms must come to grips with the reality that their offset strategies have led to a growth in foreign competitors.
-
Air Force Faces Rocky Road Ahead For Replacing the A-10
A tight budget and lack of export interest could be roadblocks for a potential A-10 replacement.
-
US Firms Eye ISR, European Conversations at Farnborough
American firms are hoping to cash in on an increased focus, both in Europe and the Gulf, on border security.
-
As Air Force Shrinks, Officials Look For New Ways to Amass Firepower
Looking forward, the Air Force could depend on drone swarms and the arsenal plane to augment a smaller tactical fleet.
