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F-35 program finishes years-late tests needed for full production
The complex simulations at Naval Air Station Patuxent River in Maryland were meant to test how well the F-35 would perform in real-world combat scenarios.
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Boeing to pay $8.1M to settle Osprey false claims allegations
The government claimed Boeing failed to test machines used in the composite manufacturing process for the Osprey; Boeing denied the allegations.
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Anduril to hone Ghost drone autonomy under contract with US Air Force
Ghost drones have flown over Ukraine during the conflict with Russia. The company recently unveiled an enhanced version dubbed Ghost-X.
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Brazil sets up fund for Army’s armored vehicle, missile capabilities
The focus on armored vehicles will see various types manufactured by the Iveco, which opened a local factory 10 years ago.
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From parts to hypersonics, Pentagon sees 3D printing as ‘game changer’
A top Pentagon official said additive manufacturing can be used to make complex parts for hypersonic weapons.
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Australian F-35 crews end their Asian exercise spree in Indonesia
Australian airmen also made stops in the Philippines and Japan to train with allied air forces in the region.
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Swarm of loitering munitions draws attention at Serbian defense show
Jovana Jevtić, marketing manager at PR-DC, told Defense News that the firm is eying the international market more than the domestic one.
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Argentina agrees to buy Leonardo AW109M helicopters
The AW109Ms would be used by the Argentine Navy in a seagoing role aboard French-built Bouchard-class offshore patrol vessels.
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Northrop wins $705 million contract for F-35 air-to-ground weapon
The SiAW would strike enemy air defense targets on the ground, and the Air Force wants it to reach initial operational capability by 2026.
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Joby’s air taxis to help US Air Force usher in electric aviation era
The vehicles will first be flown remotely to shuttle cargo around Edwards Air Force Base, followed by human pilots and passengers next year.
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F-35 program finishes years-late tests needed for full production
The complex simulations at Naval Air Station Patuxent River in Maryland were meant to test how well the F-35 would perform in real-world combat scenarios.
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Boeing to pay $8.1M to settle Osprey false claims allegations
The government claimed Boeing failed to test machines used in the composite manufacturing process for the Osprey; Boeing denied the allegations.
-
Anduril to hone Ghost drone autonomy under contract with US Air Force
Ghost drones have flown over Ukraine during the conflict with Russia. The company recently unveiled an enhanced version dubbed Ghost-X.
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Brazil sets up fund for Army’s armored vehicle, missile capabilities
The focus on armored vehicles will see various types manufactured by the Iveco, which opened a local factory 10 years ago.
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From parts to hypersonics, Pentagon sees 3D printing as ‘game changer’
A top Pentagon official said additive manufacturing can be used to make complex parts for hypersonic weapons.
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Australian F-35 crews end their Asian exercise spree in Indonesia
Australian airmen also made stops in the Philippines and Japan to train with allied air forces in the region.
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Swarm of loitering munitions draws attention at Serbian defense show
Jovana Jevtić, marketing manager at PR-DC, told Defense News that the firm is eying the international market more than the domestic one.
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Argentina agrees to buy Leonardo AW109M helicopters
The AW109Ms would be used by the Argentine Navy in a seagoing role aboard French-built Bouchard-class offshore patrol vessels.
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Northrop wins $705 million contract for F-35 air-to-ground weapon
The SiAW would strike enemy air defense targets on the ground, and the Air Force wants it to reach initial operational capability by 2026.
-
Joby’s air taxis to help US Air Force usher in electric aviation era
The vehicles will first be flown remotely to shuttle cargo around Edwards Air Force Base, followed by human pilots and passengers next year.
-
F-35 program finishes years-late tests needed for full production
The complex simulations at Naval Air Station Patuxent River in Maryland were meant to test how well the F-35 would perform in real-world combat scenarios.
-
Boeing to pay $8.1M to settle Osprey false claims allegations
The government claimed Boeing failed to test machines used in the composite manufacturing process for the Osprey; Boeing denied the allegations.
-
Anduril to hone Ghost drone autonomy under contract with US Air Force
Ghost drones have flown over Ukraine during the conflict with Russia. The company recently unveiled an enhanced version dubbed Ghost-X.
-
Brazil sets up fund for Army’s armored vehicle, missile capabilities
The focus on armored vehicles will see various types manufactured by the Iveco, which opened a local factory 10 years ago.
-
From parts to hypersonics, Pentagon sees 3D printing as ‘game changer’
A top Pentagon official said additive manufacturing can be used to make complex parts for hypersonic weapons.
-
Australian F-35 crews end their Asian exercise spree in Indonesia
Australian airmen also made stops in the Philippines and Japan to train with allied air forces in the region.
-
Swarm of loitering munitions draws attention at Serbian defense show
Jovana Jevtić, marketing manager at PR-DC, told Defense News that the firm is eying the international market more than the domestic one.
-
Argentina agrees to buy Leonardo AW109M helicopters
The AW109Ms would be used by the Argentine Navy in a seagoing role aboard French-built Bouchard-class offshore patrol vessels.
-
Northrop wins $705 million contract for F-35 air-to-ground weapon
The SiAW would strike enemy air defense targets on the ground, and the Air Force wants it to reach initial operational capability by 2026.
-
Joby’s air taxis to help US Air Force usher in electric aviation era
The vehicles will first be flown remotely to shuttle cargo around Edwards Air Force Base, followed by human pilots and passengers next year.
