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Will concerns about North Korea’s nukes drive deals at Singapore Airshow?
North Korea’s nuclear threats is hovering like a specter over the Singapore Airshow, which will kick off Feb. 6. What remains to be seen is whether that fear will entice more deals for military equipment.
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US Air Force kills combat demo for light attack aircraft
Despite the demonstration being canceled, an eventual program of record has become the assumed outcome of further experimentation planned for two turboprop planes.
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Boeing still hammering out a deal with Embraer on potential tie-up
Boeing is still in talks with Brazilian aerospace firm Embraer about a possible acquisition, but the Boeing’s chief executive said Wednesday that the company’s success won’t be be dependent on the tie up.
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Northrop Grumman to create new ‘innovation’ business sector
Northrop Grumman will form a new business sector focused on new, innovative tech once it closes on its acquisition of Orbital ATK this year, a top Northrop executive revealed during an earnings call.
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Pentagon’s weapons tester slams new F-35 modernization plan as unrealistic
A new report raises questions about how the Pentagon could execute the next phase of the F-35 program.
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Air Force to order more A-10 wings in FY19 budget request
A request for more A-10 wings is coming in the fiscal 2019 budget request, but the Air Force still doesn’t know how many Warthogs squadrons it wants to keep long term.
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Calm down everyone, there’s no plan to put an F-35 production line in India
If it sounded unlikely that Lockheed Martin would build an F-35 production line in India, that’s because it is.
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US State Department clears potential (and likely) sale of F-35s to Belgium
The State Department has cleared the sale of 34 F-35s to Belgium, but the country hasn’t picked a new fighter yet.
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Pentagon’s deputy secretary temporarily gets lead space advisory job
The deputy defense secretary will step temporarily into the role of the Pentagon’s lead coordinator for space activities, but questions remain on who will ultimately oversee national security space programs.
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Coast Guard to launch small drone competition
The Coast Guard wants small unmanned aerial system to provide ISR to its national security cutters for missions like drug interdiction.
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Will concerns about North Korea’s nukes drive deals at Singapore Airshow?
North Korea’s nuclear threats is hovering like a specter over the Singapore Airshow, which will kick off Feb. 6. What remains to be seen is whether that fear will entice more deals for military equipment.
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US Air Force kills combat demo for light attack aircraft
Despite the demonstration being canceled, an eventual program of record has become the assumed outcome of further experimentation planned for two turboprop planes.
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Boeing still hammering out a deal with Embraer on potential tie-up
Boeing is still in talks with Brazilian aerospace firm Embraer about a possible acquisition, but the Boeing’s chief executive said Wednesday that the company’s success won’t be be dependent on the tie up.
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Northrop Grumman to create new ‘innovation’ business sector
Northrop Grumman will form a new business sector focused on new, innovative tech once it closes on its acquisition of Orbital ATK this year, a top Northrop executive revealed during an earnings call.
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Pentagon’s weapons tester slams new F-35 modernization plan as unrealistic
A new report raises questions about how the Pentagon could execute the next phase of the F-35 program.
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Air Force to order more A-10 wings in FY19 budget request
A request for more A-10 wings is coming in the fiscal 2019 budget request, but the Air Force still doesn’t know how many Warthogs squadrons it wants to keep long term.
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Calm down everyone, there’s no plan to put an F-35 production line in India
If it sounded unlikely that Lockheed Martin would build an F-35 production line in India, that’s because it is.
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US State Department clears potential (and likely) sale of F-35s to Belgium
The State Department has cleared the sale of 34 F-35s to Belgium, but the country hasn’t picked a new fighter yet.
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Pentagon’s deputy secretary temporarily gets lead space advisory job
The deputy defense secretary will step temporarily into the role of the Pentagon’s lead coordinator for space activities, but questions remain on who will ultimately oversee national security space programs.
-
Coast Guard to launch small drone competition
The Coast Guard wants small unmanned aerial system to provide ISR to its national security cutters for missions like drug interdiction.
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Will concerns about North Korea’s nukes drive deals at Singapore Airshow?
North Korea’s nuclear threats is hovering like a specter over the Singapore Airshow, which will kick off Feb. 6. What remains to be seen is whether that fear will entice more deals for military equipment.
-
US Air Force kills combat demo for light attack aircraft
Despite the demonstration being canceled, an eventual program of record has become the assumed outcome of further experimentation planned for two turboprop planes.
-
Boeing still hammering out a deal with Embraer on potential tie-up
Boeing is still in talks with Brazilian aerospace firm Embraer about a possible acquisition, but the Boeing’s chief executive said Wednesday that the company’s success won’t be be dependent on the tie up.
-
Northrop Grumman to create new ‘innovation’ business sector
Northrop Grumman will form a new business sector focused on new, innovative tech once it closes on its acquisition of Orbital ATK this year, a top Northrop executive revealed during an earnings call.
-
Pentagon’s weapons tester slams new F-35 modernization plan as unrealistic
A new report raises questions about how the Pentagon could execute the next phase of the F-35 program.
-
Air Force to order more A-10 wings in FY19 budget request
A request for more A-10 wings is coming in the fiscal 2019 budget request, but the Air Force still doesn’t know how many Warthogs squadrons it wants to keep long term.
-
Calm down everyone, there’s no plan to put an F-35 production line in India
If it sounded unlikely that Lockheed Martin would build an F-35 production line in India, that’s because it is.
-
US State Department clears potential (and likely) sale of F-35s to Belgium
The State Department has cleared the sale of 34 F-35s to Belgium, but the country hasn’t picked a new fighter yet.
-
Pentagon’s deputy secretary temporarily gets lead space advisory job
The deputy defense secretary will step temporarily into the role of the Pentagon’s lead coordinator for space activities, but questions remain on who will ultimately oversee national security space programs.
-
Coast Guard to launch small drone competition
The Coast Guard wants small unmanned aerial system to provide ISR to its national security cutters for missions like drug interdiction.
