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Britain orders Airbus H145 helos amid scramble to fix pilot shortage
The order of additional H145 helicopters reflects the increasing number of rotary rear crew and pilots required by the British military.
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C-130J contract finalized | Defense News Weekly Extra
Get the details on the next 50 C-130Js for the U.S. military, set to be built at Lockheed Martin’s plant in Georgia.
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‘Red Air’ providers prep for a big year of war games
Last October, the Air Force chose seven companies to provide adversary air services to more than 20 bases. But what’s happening now?
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Turkey invites Malaysia to join its TF-X future fighter jet program
Turkish Aerospace Industries is interested in partnering with five Asian nations on its future military aircraft.
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Lebanon’s Air Force to arm newly refurbished AB 212 helicopters
The Lebanese Air Force has refurbished an Agusta-Bell AB 212 helicopter as part of a proof of concept, and will now begin a five-year project to revive the fleet with five operational helicopters.
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Singapore gets the green light to buy F-35s
Singapore could buy as many as 12 F-35Bs as part of an initial sale.
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Air Force to end Raytheon’s troubled contract for ground-based radar and look for new options
An industry day will be held in February for defense contractors eager to poach the contract.
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What if Air Force tankers became a communications node?
Aerial refueling tankers could play a role in the Air Force’s advanced battle management system.
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New in 2020: Legacy weapons systems on the chopping block?
The Air Force is taking a hard look at making major cuts to legacy weapons systems — potentially retiring entire aircraft inventories — to invest in the advanced technology needed to combat future threats.
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What happens if the Air Force’s command center for all its tankers and cargo planes gets hacked?
Here’s what happened after the network shut down.
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Britain orders Airbus H145 helos amid scramble to fix pilot shortage
The order of additional H145 helicopters reflects the increasing number of rotary rear crew and pilots required by the British military.
-
C-130J contract finalized | Defense News Weekly Extra
Get the details on the next 50 C-130Js for the U.S. military, set to be built at Lockheed Martin’s plant in Georgia.
-
‘Red Air’ providers prep for a big year of war games
Last October, the Air Force chose seven companies to provide adversary air services to more than 20 bases. But what’s happening now?
-
Turkey invites Malaysia to join its TF-X future fighter jet program
Turkish Aerospace Industries is interested in partnering with five Asian nations on its future military aircraft.
-
Lebanon’s Air Force to arm newly refurbished AB 212 helicopters
The Lebanese Air Force has refurbished an Agusta-Bell AB 212 helicopter as part of a proof of concept, and will now begin a five-year project to revive the fleet with five operational helicopters.
-
Singapore gets the green light to buy F-35s
Singapore could buy as many as 12 F-35Bs as part of an initial sale.
-
Air Force to end Raytheon’s troubled contract for ground-based radar and look for new options
An industry day will be held in February for defense contractors eager to poach the contract.
-
What if Air Force tankers became a communications node?
Aerial refueling tankers could play a role in the Air Force’s advanced battle management system.
-
New in 2020: Legacy weapons systems on the chopping block?
The Air Force is taking a hard look at making major cuts to legacy weapons systems — potentially retiring entire aircraft inventories — to invest in the advanced technology needed to combat future threats.
-
What happens if the Air Force’s command center for all its tankers and cargo planes gets hacked?
Here’s what happened after the network shut down.
-
Britain orders Airbus H145 helos amid scramble to fix pilot shortage
The order of additional H145 helicopters reflects the increasing number of rotary rear crew and pilots required by the British military.
-
C-130J contract finalized | Defense News Weekly Extra
Get the details on the next 50 C-130Js for the U.S. military, set to be built at Lockheed Martin’s plant in Georgia.
-
‘Red Air’ providers prep for a big year of war games
Last October, the Air Force chose seven companies to provide adversary air services to more than 20 bases. But what’s happening now?
-
Turkey invites Malaysia to join its TF-X future fighter jet program
Turkish Aerospace Industries is interested in partnering with five Asian nations on its future military aircraft.
-
Lebanon’s Air Force to arm newly refurbished AB 212 helicopters
The Lebanese Air Force has refurbished an Agusta-Bell AB 212 helicopter as part of a proof of concept, and will now begin a five-year project to revive the fleet with five operational helicopters.
-
Singapore gets the green light to buy F-35s
Singapore could buy as many as 12 F-35Bs as part of an initial sale.
-
Air Force to end Raytheon’s troubled contract for ground-based radar and look for new options
An industry day will be held in February for defense contractors eager to poach the contract.
-
What if Air Force tankers became a communications node?
Aerial refueling tankers could play a role in the Air Force’s advanced battle management system.
-
New in 2020: Legacy weapons systems on the chopping block?
The Air Force is taking a hard look at making major cuts to legacy weapons systems — potentially retiring entire aircraft inventories — to invest in the advanced technology needed to combat future threats.
-
What happens if the Air Force’s command center for all its tankers and cargo planes gets hacked?
Here’s what happened after the network shut down.
