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Pratt & Whitney is pitching a new version of the F-35 engine
The company believes an upgraded engine could help enable future F-35 modernization plans.
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Raytheon snags F-35 system business previously held by Northrop
Buying the Raytheon system could help Lockheed Martin lower the lifecycle cost of the joint strike fighter.
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Norway’s Coast Guard stares down big challenges in Arctic
Only one Norwegian Coast Guard ship can be spared to patrol the waters around Svalbard, an island to the north of Norway’s mainland about the size of Ireland.
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US to boost nuke sniffing with modified C-130s
The Air Force doesn’t have too many WC-135 Constant Phoenix. Enter the ever-versatile Hercules.
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Key lawmaker in favor of JSTARS recap cancellation, movement to alternate approach
One of the biggest advocates of JSTARS on Capitol Hill has concerns that new planes might not be survivable for the future.
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The UK’s first four F-35s are back on home turf. Here’s what’s next.
Britain’s first four F-35s are returning home two months early.
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Lockheed Martin sees an appetite for startup investments
Lockheed is doubling down on its venture capital investments. Here’s the tech it’s interested in.
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Watchdog warns Pentagon to fix F-35 tech problems before full-rate production starts
The Defense Department has agreed to “resolve” deficiencies. That’s different than “fix.”
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Marine Corps F-35s dogged by parts shortages
It can take months for Marines to get the spare parts needed to repair the F-35B. But what is anyone doing about it?
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Pratt & Whitney is pitching a new version of the F-35 engine
The company believes an upgraded engine could help enable future F-35 modernization plans.
-
Raytheon snags F-35 system business previously held by Northrop
Buying the Raytheon system could help Lockheed Martin lower the lifecycle cost of the joint strike fighter.
-
Norway’s Coast Guard stares down big challenges in Arctic
Only one Norwegian Coast Guard ship can be spared to patrol the waters around Svalbard, an island to the north of Norway’s mainland about the size of Ireland.
-
US to boost nuke sniffing with modified C-130s
The Air Force doesn’t have too many WC-135 Constant Phoenix. Enter the ever-versatile Hercules.
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Key lawmaker in favor of JSTARS recap cancellation, movement to alternate approach
One of the biggest advocates of JSTARS on Capitol Hill has concerns that new planes might not be survivable for the future.
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Get ready for the JSTARS recap showdown
Will Congress let the Air Force cancel the JSTARS recap?
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The UK’s first four F-35s are back on home turf. Here’s what’s next.
Britain’s first four F-35s are returning home two months early.
-
Lockheed Martin sees an appetite for startup investments
Lockheed is doubling down on its venture capital investments. Here’s the tech it’s interested in.
-
Watchdog warns Pentagon to fix F-35 tech problems before full-rate production starts
The Defense Department has agreed to “resolve” deficiencies. That’s different than “fix.”
-
Marine Corps F-35s dogged by parts shortages
It can take months for Marines to get the spare parts needed to repair the F-35B. But what is anyone doing about it?
-
Pratt & Whitney is pitching a new version of the F-35 engine
The company believes an upgraded engine could help enable future F-35 modernization plans.
-
Raytheon snags F-35 system business previously held by Northrop
Buying the Raytheon system could help Lockheed Martin lower the lifecycle cost of the joint strike fighter.
-
Norway’s Coast Guard stares down big challenges in Arctic
Only one Norwegian Coast Guard ship can be spared to patrol the waters around Svalbard, an island to the north of Norway’s mainland about the size of Ireland.
-
US to boost nuke sniffing with modified C-130s
The Air Force doesn’t have too many WC-135 Constant Phoenix. Enter the ever-versatile Hercules.
-
Key lawmaker in favor of JSTARS recap cancellation, movement to alternate approach
One of the biggest advocates of JSTARS on Capitol Hill has concerns that new planes might not be survivable for the future.
-
Get ready for the JSTARS recap showdown
Will Congress let the Air Force cancel the JSTARS recap?
-
The UK’s first four F-35s are back on home turf. Here’s what’s next.
Britain’s first four F-35s are returning home two months early.
-
Lockheed Martin sees an appetite for startup investments
Lockheed is doubling down on its venture capital investments. Here’s the tech it’s interested in.
-
Watchdog warns Pentagon to fix F-35 tech problems before full-rate production starts
The Defense Department has agreed to “resolve” deficiencies. That’s different than “fix.”
-
Marine Corps F-35s dogged by parts shortages
It can take months for Marines to get the spare parts needed to repair the F-35B. But what is anyone doing about it?
