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Lockheed Martin gets $1B F-35 sustainment contract
Lockheed Martin has raked in a $1 billion contract for F-35 sustainment and logistics support for U.S. military and international customers.
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As expected, Sikorsky to offer Black Hawk for Huey replacement contest
No surprise here: Sikorsky will propose a derivative of its Black Hawk helicopter for the Air Force’s Huey replacement program.
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The T-X battle comes down to Lockheed and Boeing
The race has evolved into something not unlike an episode of a reality TV show, featuring industry teams breaking up, companies unexpectedly dropping out and upstart entries coming in at the last minute.
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Commentary: The U.S. Air Force’s new push to brace for war in space
Top brass write that the service is boosting space defenses in the hopes of never needing them.
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Airbus seeks new deal to ‘stop the bleeding’ on A400M delays
Airbus will ask client nations to agree to a cap on financial penalties on late delivery of the A400M, chief executive Tom Enders said on Wednesday.
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Trump flirting with big Super Hornet order
At the rollout of Boeing’s newest commercial airliner, President Donald Trump indicated his administration could be looking at a large Super Hornet order.
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Air Force official cautions against increasing F-35 buy rate
A sharp hike in the number of F-35As purchased in the near term could increase the overall price of the program.
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Lockheed Martin gets $1B F-35 sustainment contract
Lockheed Martin has raked in a $1 billion contract for F-35 sustainment and logistics support for U.S. military and international customers.
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As expected, Sikorsky to offer Black Hawk for Huey replacement contest
No surprise here: Sikorsky will propose a derivative of its Black Hawk helicopter for the Air Force’s Huey replacement program.
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The T-X battle comes down to Lockheed and Boeing
The race has evolved into something not unlike an episode of a reality TV show, featuring industry teams breaking up, companies unexpectedly dropping out and upstart entries coming in at the last minute.
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Commentary: The U.S. Air Force’s new push to brace for war in space
Top brass write that the service is boosting space defenses in the hopes of never needing them.
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Airbus seeks new deal to ‘stop the bleeding’ on A400M delays
Airbus will ask client nations to agree to a cap on financial penalties on late delivery of the A400M, chief executive Tom Enders said on Wednesday.
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Trump flirting with big Super Hornet order
At the rollout of Boeing’s newest commercial airliner, President Donald Trump indicated his administration could be looking at a large Super Hornet order.
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Air Force official cautions against increasing F-35 buy rate
A sharp hike in the number of F-35As purchased in the near term could increase the overall price of the program.
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Lockheed Martin gets $1B F-35 sustainment contract
Lockheed Martin has raked in a $1 billion contract for F-35 sustainment and logistics support for U.S. military and international customers.
-
As expected, Sikorsky to offer Black Hawk for Huey replacement contest
No surprise here: Sikorsky will propose a derivative of its Black Hawk helicopter for the Air Force’s Huey replacement program.
-
The T-X battle comes down to Lockheed and Boeing
The race has evolved into something not unlike an episode of a reality TV show, featuring industry teams breaking up, companies unexpectedly dropping out and upstart entries coming in at the last minute.
-
Commentary: The U.S. Air Force’s new push to brace for war in space
Top brass write that the service is boosting space defenses in the hopes of never needing them.
-
Airbus seeks new deal to ‘stop the bleeding’ on A400M delays
Airbus will ask client nations to agree to a cap on financial penalties on late delivery of the A400M, chief executive Tom Enders said on Wednesday.
-
Trump flirting with big Super Hornet order
At the rollout of Boeing’s newest commercial airliner, President Donald Trump indicated his administration could be looking at a large Super Hornet order.
-
Air Force official cautions against increasing F-35 buy rate
A sharp hike in the number of F-35As purchased in the near term could increase the overall price of the program.
