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From future vertical lift to drone swarms: Fort Rucker commander on training future Army aviators
Fort Rucker is home to the U.S. Army Aviation Center of Excellence and, naturally, a lot of helicopters. But as the Army rapidly moves forward on modernization plans, how does that impact training requirements?
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Israel, US intercept long-range missiles during joint drill
The close bilateral military cooperation against the backdrop of tension with Iran and its Lebanese proxy Hezbollah reflects the shared concerns between Israel and the U.S. about Iran’s development of long-range missiles.
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Australia continues to pursue coalition refueling trials. What works — and doesn’t — so far?
Australia’s efforts to certify the KC-30A with foreign receivers began in 2015.
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Army to kick off virtual reality pilot training program in April
The hope is that the results of the effort could offer a strategy to improve the Army’s training curriculum and get more would-be pilots in the air faster.
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Australia bolsters capabilities, training opportunities for its P-8A aircraft
Australia has 12 P-8As on order, and an order for three more aircraft currently subject to an acquisition approval process.
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Boeing pushes T-X trainer, complementary simulators at Australian air show
Boeing is promoting its T-X advanced trainer and its associated training system at the Avalon Airshow in Australia, positioning itself for a possible opportunity there.
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Simulation manufacturer expands its footprint in support of Australian Seahawk operations
The Canadian-based firm CAE is due to deliver an aircraft flight control system trainer to Australia’s Navy, completing its suite of nine training devices to support the country’s MH-60R training program.
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What, if anything, can the Pentagon learn from this war simulator?
“Rebel Inc.” has became one of the most popular games in Apple’s iOS store. What lessons can the Department of Defense take from an app that simulates the counterinsurgency fight in Afghanistan?
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The Navy plans to test its new electronic warfare drones this fall
The U.S. Navy and Northrop Grumman envision using a swarm of drones that could fly ahead of strikers to scout out for radar and other battlefield emitters and to potentially jam enemy sensor networks.
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Here’s a progress update on CAE’s big shore training facility being built for the UAE
“The facility is approaching critical design review and will have some systems ready to use by the end of this year.”
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From future vertical lift to drone swarms: Fort Rucker commander on training future Army aviators
Fort Rucker is home to the U.S. Army Aviation Center of Excellence and, naturally, a lot of helicopters. But as the Army rapidly moves forward on modernization plans, how does that impact training requirements?
-
Israel, US intercept long-range missiles during joint drill
The close bilateral military cooperation against the backdrop of tension with Iran and its Lebanese proxy Hezbollah reflects the shared concerns between Israel and the U.S. about Iran’s development of long-range missiles.
-
Australia continues to pursue coalition refueling trials. What works — and doesn’t — so far?
Australia’s efforts to certify the KC-30A with foreign receivers began in 2015.
-
Army to kick off virtual reality pilot training program in April
The hope is that the results of the effort could offer a strategy to improve the Army’s training curriculum and get more would-be pilots in the air faster.
-
Australia bolsters capabilities, training opportunities for its P-8A aircraft
Australia has 12 P-8As on order, and an order for three more aircraft currently subject to an acquisition approval process.
-
Boeing pushes T-X trainer, complementary simulators at Australian air show
Boeing is promoting its T-X advanced trainer and its associated training system at the Avalon Airshow in Australia, positioning itself for a possible opportunity there.
-
Simulation manufacturer expands its footprint in support of Australian Seahawk operations
The Canadian-based firm CAE is due to deliver an aircraft flight control system trainer to Australia’s Navy, completing its suite of nine training devices to support the country’s MH-60R training program.
-
What, if anything, can the Pentagon learn from this war simulator?
“Rebel Inc.” has became one of the most popular games in Apple’s iOS store. What lessons can the Department of Defense take from an app that simulates the counterinsurgency fight in Afghanistan?
-
The Navy plans to test its new electronic warfare drones this fall
The U.S. Navy and Northrop Grumman envision using a swarm of drones that could fly ahead of strikers to scout out for radar and other battlefield emitters and to potentially jam enemy sensor networks.
-
Here’s a progress update on CAE’s big shore training facility being built for the UAE
“The facility is approaching critical design review and will have some systems ready to use by the end of this year.”
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From future vertical lift to drone swarms: Fort Rucker commander on training future Army aviators
Fort Rucker is home to the U.S. Army Aviation Center of Excellence and, naturally, a lot of helicopters. But as the Army rapidly moves forward on modernization plans, how does that impact training requirements?
-
Israel, US intercept long-range missiles during joint drill
The close bilateral military cooperation against the backdrop of tension with Iran and its Lebanese proxy Hezbollah reflects the shared concerns between Israel and the U.S. about Iran’s development of long-range missiles.
-
Australia continues to pursue coalition refueling trials. What works — and doesn’t — so far?
Australia’s efforts to certify the KC-30A with foreign receivers began in 2015.
-
Army to kick off virtual reality pilot training program in April
The hope is that the results of the effort could offer a strategy to improve the Army’s training curriculum and get more would-be pilots in the air faster.
-
Australia bolsters capabilities, training opportunities for its P-8A aircraft
Australia has 12 P-8As on order, and an order for three more aircraft currently subject to an acquisition approval process.
-
Boeing pushes T-X trainer, complementary simulators at Australian air show
Boeing is promoting its T-X advanced trainer and its associated training system at the Avalon Airshow in Australia, positioning itself for a possible opportunity there.
-
Simulation manufacturer expands its footprint in support of Australian Seahawk operations
The Canadian-based firm CAE is due to deliver an aircraft flight control system trainer to Australia’s Navy, completing its suite of nine training devices to support the country’s MH-60R training program.
-
What, if anything, can the Pentagon learn from this war simulator?
“Rebel Inc.” has became one of the most popular games in Apple’s iOS store. What lessons can the Department of Defense take from an app that simulates the counterinsurgency fight in Afghanistan?
-
The Navy plans to test its new electronic warfare drones this fall
The U.S. Navy and Northrop Grumman envision using a swarm of drones that could fly ahead of strikers to scout out for radar and other battlefield emitters and to potentially jam enemy sensor networks.
-
Here’s a progress update on CAE’s big shore training facility being built for the UAE
“The facility is approaching critical design review and will have some systems ready to use by the end of this year.”
