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US Air Force looks to fast track cash to Kratos Defense for more Valkyrie drones
The Air Force is taking a growing interest in “Loyal Wingman”-type unmanned systems that are cheap enough to be discarded when shot down.
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FCAS or Tempest? European missile company has its eyes on both
MBDA is rolling out new ideas for supplying future aerial weapons with swarming, expendable drones for strike and reconnaissance.
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Turkish Aerospace Industries reveals indigenous TF-X fighter as S-400 dispute looms
TAI officials have high hopes for the TF-X, which they say will fly in 2025.
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L3, Harris to divest ‘significant’ portion of business post merger
“We’ll spin some things off or sell some things without a doubt,” says the head of Harris Corp.
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Mea culpa: Boeing owns KC-46 missteps, ‘going above and beyond’ Air Force inspection requirements
“We had missteps. We owned those,” said Leanne Caret, CEO of Boeing Defense, Space and Security.
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Without a NATO-wide effort, the skies along the northeastern flank could be in peril
NATO’s Baltic Air Policing mission was launched a day after Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania joined the alliance. More than 15 years later, the three states still depend on other allies.
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Calls grow louder for a fresh European air-defense push
Should NATO members in Europe band together for short- to medium-range air defense? Some argue yes, and that Germany should take the lead.
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French Air Force deputy talks strategy, Brexit and future fighter jets
What does the French Air Force have planned for its future force? We ask the go-to person at his office in southwest Paris.
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As Europe highlights sixth-gen fighters at Paris Air Show, US keeps its plans under wraps
Dassault is expected to unveil a full-scale mock-up of the sixth-generation fighter it is developing with Airbus at the Paris Air Show.
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Saab’s Gripen is out of the running in Swiss aircraft race
The Swedish fighter just can’t seem to land in Switzerland.
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US Air Force looks to fast track cash to Kratos Defense for more Valkyrie drones
The Air Force is taking a growing interest in “Loyal Wingman”-type unmanned systems that are cheap enough to be discarded when shot down.
-
FCAS or Tempest? European missile company has its eyes on both
MBDA is rolling out new ideas for supplying future aerial weapons with swarming, expendable drones for strike and reconnaissance.
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Turkish Aerospace Industries reveals indigenous TF-X fighter as S-400 dispute looms
TAI officials have high hopes for the TF-X, which they say will fly in 2025.
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L3, Harris to divest ‘significant’ portion of business post merger
“We’ll spin some things off or sell some things without a doubt,” says the head of Harris Corp.
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Mea culpa: Boeing owns KC-46 missteps, ‘going above and beyond’ Air Force inspection requirements
“We had missteps. We owned those,” said Leanne Caret, CEO of Boeing Defense, Space and Security.
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Without a NATO-wide effort, the skies along the northeastern flank could be in peril
NATO’s Baltic Air Policing mission was launched a day after Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania joined the alliance. More than 15 years later, the three states still depend on other allies.
-
Calls grow louder for a fresh European air-defense push
Should NATO members in Europe band together for short- to medium-range air defense? Some argue yes, and that Germany should take the lead.
-
French Air Force deputy talks strategy, Brexit and future fighter jets
What does the French Air Force have planned for its future force? We ask the go-to person at his office in southwest Paris.
-
As Europe highlights sixth-gen fighters at Paris Air Show, US keeps its plans under wraps
Dassault is expected to unveil a full-scale mock-up of the sixth-generation fighter it is developing with Airbus at the Paris Air Show.
-
Saab’s Gripen is out of the running in Swiss aircraft race
The Swedish fighter just can’t seem to land in Switzerland.
-
US Air Force looks to fast track cash to Kratos Defense for more Valkyrie drones
The Air Force is taking a growing interest in “Loyal Wingman”-type unmanned systems that are cheap enough to be discarded when shot down.
-
FCAS or Tempest? European missile company has its eyes on both
MBDA is rolling out new ideas for supplying future aerial weapons with swarming, expendable drones for strike and reconnaissance.
-
Turkish Aerospace Industries reveals indigenous TF-X fighter as S-400 dispute looms
TAI officials have high hopes for the TF-X, which they say will fly in 2025.
-
L3, Harris to divest ‘significant’ portion of business post merger
“We’ll spin some things off or sell some things without a doubt,” says the head of Harris Corp.
-
Mea culpa: Boeing owns KC-46 missteps, ‘going above and beyond’ Air Force inspection requirements
“We had missteps. We owned those,” said Leanne Caret, CEO of Boeing Defense, Space and Security.
-
Without a NATO-wide effort, the skies along the northeastern flank could be in peril
NATO’s Baltic Air Policing mission was launched a day after Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania joined the alliance. More than 15 years later, the three states still depend on other allies.
-
Calls grow louder for a fresh European air-defense push
Should NATO members in Europe band together for short- to medium-range air defense? Some argue yes, and that Germany should take the lead.
-
French Air Force deputy talks strategy, Brexit and future fighter jets
What does the French Air Force have planned for its future force? We ask the go-to person at his office in southwest Paris.
-
As Europe highlights sixth-gen fighters at Paris Air Show, US keeps its plans under wraps
Dassault is expected to unveil a full-scale mock-up of the sixth-generation fighter it is developing with Airbus at the Paris Air Show.
-
Saab’s Gripen is out of the running in Swiss aircraft race
The Swedish fighter just can’t seem to land in Switzerland.
