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Raytheon missile defense chief: Turkey Patriot decision ‘is all political’
Raytheon has no role in efforts by the Pentagon to persuade Turkey to buy the Partriot, with the company’s president of Integrated Defense Systems, Wes Kremer, calling it entirely “government-to-government.”
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Boeing and Netherlands sign agreement for helicopter sustainment
Boeing will repair the Netherlands’ Chinook and Apache helicopters.
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Airbus marks two milestones for Zephyr solar-powered drone
The machines have previously been touted as capable of providing surveillance or communications relay capabilities, possibly for special forces.
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From the Spider to the Grifo, Leonardo launches radar and comms systems
The new tech can be used for spotting and listening to the enemy.
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Trump advances ‘Buy American’ arms sales plans
The U.S. State Department is rolling out its plan to implement President Trump’s weapons export push.
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What’s going on with America’s next fighter designs?
The U.S. Air Force and Navy have ongoing efforts to create a new fighter design, but what does that look like?
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US Air Force completes tests of troubled KC-46 vision system, but is it fixed?
There is some evidence that Boeing has improved the KC-46’s remote vision system’s performance, but the Air Force isn’t ready to hail it a success just yet.
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Helicopter drone loses weight, lengthens endurance, but will the change attract customers?
The Skeldar V-200B has a five-hour endurance due to a 10-kilogram weight reduction in the aircraft, something the company claims will up its appeal because of the increased performance and reliability.
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Manufacturing oversight shifts with new Pentagon reorg plan
The Manufacturing and Industrial Base Policy office is losing the “manufacturing” part.
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Boeing CEO: ‘Free and open trade’ vital for aerospace industry
America’s largest aerospace firm benefits from free trade agreements, its CEO says.
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Raytheon missile defense chief: Turkey Patriot decision ‘is all political’
Raytheon has no role in efforts by the Pentagon to persuade Turkey to buy the Partriot, with the company’s president of Integrated Defense Systems, Wes Kremer, calling it entirely “government-to-government.”
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Boeing and Netherlands sign agreement for helicopter sustainment
Boeing will repair the Netherlands’ Chinook and Apache helicopters.
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Airbus marks two milestones for Zephyr solar-powered drone
The machines have previously been touted as capable of providing surveillance or communications relay capabilities, possibly for special forces.
-
From the Spider to the Grifo, Leonardo launches radar and comms systems
The new tech can be used for spotting and listening to the enemy.
-
Trump advances ‘Buy American’ arms sales plans
The U.S. State Department is rolling out its plan to implement President Trump’s weapons export push.
-
What’s going on with America’s next fighter designs?
The U.S. Air Force and Navy have ongoing efforts to create a new fighter design, but what does that look like?
-
US Air Force completes tests of troubled KC-46 vision system, but is it fixed?
There is some evidence that Boeing has improved the KC-46’s remote vision system’s performance, but the Air Force isn’t ready to hail it a success just yet.
-
Helicopter drone loses weight, lengthens endurance, but will the change attract customers?
The Skeldar V-200B has a five-hour endurance due to a 10-kilogram weight reduction in the aircraft, something the company claims will up its appeal because of the increased performance and reliability.
-
Manufacturing oversight shifts with new Pentagon reorg plan
The Manufacturing and Industrial Base Policy office is losing the “manufacturing” part.
-
Boeing CEO: ‘Free and open trade’ vital for aerospace industry
America’s largest aerospace firm benefits from free trade agreements, its CEO says.
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Raytheon missile defense chief: Turkey Patriot decision ‘is all political’
Raytheon has no role in efforts by the Pentagon to persuade Turkey to buy the Partriot, with the company’s president of Integrated Defense Systems, Wes Kremer, calling it entirely “government-to-government.”
-
Boeing and Netherlands sign agreement for helicopter sustainment
Boeing will repair the Netherlands’ Chinook and Apache helicopters.
-
Airbus marks two milestones for Zephyr solar-powered drone
The machines have previously been touted as capable of providing surveillance or communications relay capabilities, possibly for special forces.
-
From the Spider to the Grifo, Leonardo launches radar and comms systems
The new tech can be used for spotting and listening to the enemy.
-
Trump advances ‘Buy American’ arms sales plans
The U.S. State Department is rolling out its plan to implement President Trump’s weapons export push.
-
What’s going on with America’s next fighter designs?
The U.S. Air Force and Navy have ongoing efforts to create a new fighter design, but what does that look like?
-
US Air Force completes tests of troubled KC-46 vision system, but is it fixed?
There is some evidence that Boeing has improved the KC-46’s remote vision system’s performance, but the Air Force isn’t ready to hail it a success just yet.
-
Helicopter drone loses weight, lengthens endurance, but will the change attract customers?
The Skeldar V-200B has a five-hour endurance due to a 10-kilogram weight reduction in the aircraft, something the company claims will up its appeal because of the increased performance and reliability.
-
Manufacturing oversight shifts with new Pentagon reorg plan
The Manufacturing and Industrial Base Policy office is losing the “manufacturing” part.
-
Boeing CEO: ‘Free and open trade’ vital for aerospace industry
America’s largest aerospace firm benefits from free trade agreements, its CEO says.
