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Spanish tech center to test Eurodrone’s propulsion system
The deal marks the first step toward the platform’s eventual test flight.
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Manufacturing woes could sink US sub fleet. Can 3D printing save it?
The U.S. Navy has commissioned a flurry of activities to mature metal additive manufacturing — and Danville, Virginia, is at the heart of that effort.
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Leonardo, Elbit units to prototype targeting device for US Army
The U.S. Army published a request for prototype proposal for the Joint Effects Targeting System II in late 2022.
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Here’s when the first T-7 trainer is to fly to Edwards Air Force Base
Mark your calendar: The U.S. Air Force plans to fly its first T-7A Red Hawk trainer halfway across the country for testing.
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Boeing begins 3D-printing Apache helicopter parts
Boeing has teamed up with ASTRO America to 3D-print parts for its Apache attack helicopter as a way to potentially improve supply chains and manufacturing.
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No, Rafael’s ‘Iron Beam’ laser didn’t blow up missiles over Israel
Manipulated footage pulled from the Arma 3 video game has previously been attributed to front lines in Afghanistan, Syria and Ukraine.
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US Army considering aerostat overhaul as focus turns to Russia, China
“One of my priorities is to help reimagine aerostats,” said Lareina Adams, who months ago became the project manager for terrestrial sensors.
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Boeing pitches more upgrades for US Army’s Apache, Chinook helicopters
Boeing is offering upgrades to its Apache and Chinook, and the two programs are leveraging each other’s ideas despite their obvious differences.
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US Army’s test of Lockheed jammer highlights payload adaptability
Additional flight tests are expected in the coming months — on top of the hours MFEW-AL has already logged.
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What Project Convergence will look like after bucking its yearly rhythm
Project Converge is not, according to Army Secretary Christine Wormuth, “activity for activity’s sake.”
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Spanish tech center to test Eurodrone’s propulsion system
The deal marks the first step toward the platform’s eventual test flight.
-
Manufacturing woes could sink US sub fleet. Can 3D printing save it?
The U.S. Navy has commissioned a flurry of activities to mature metal additive manufacturing — and Danville, Virginia, is at the heart of that effort.
-
Leonardo, Elbit units to prototype targeting device for US Army
The U.S. Army published a request for prototype proposal for the Joint Effects Targeting System II in late 2022.
-
Here’s when the first T-7 trainer is to fly to Edwards Air Force Base
Mark your calendar: The U.S. Air Force plans to fly its first T-7A Red Hawk trainer halfway across the country for testing.
-
Boeing begins 3D-printing Apache helicopter parts
Boeing has teamed up with ASTRO America to 3D-print parts for its Apache attack helicopter as a way to potentially improve supply chains and manufacturing.
-
No, Rafael’s ‘Iron Beam’ laser didn’t blow up missiles over Israel
Manipulated footage pulled from the Arma 3 video game has previously been attributed to front lines in Afghanistan, Syria and Ukraine.
-
US Army considering aerostat overhaul as focus turns to Russia, China
“One of my priorities is to help reimagine aerostats,” said Lareina Adams, who months ago became the project manager for terrestrial sensors.
-
Boeing pitches more upgrades for US Army’s Apache, Chinook helicopters
Boeing is offering upgrades to its Apache and Chinook, and the two programs are leveraging each other’s ideas despite their obvious differences.
-
US Army’s test of Lockheed jammer highlights payload adaptability
Additional flight tests are expected in the coming months — on top of the hours MFEW-AL has already logged.
-
What Project Convergence will look like after bucking its yearly rhythm
Project Converge is not, according to Army Secretary Christine Wormuth, “activity for activity’s sake.”
-
Spanish tech center to test Eurodrone’s propulsion system
The deal marks the first step toward the platform’s eventual test flight.
-
Manufacturing woes could sink US sub fleet. Can 3D printing save it?
The U.S. Navy has commissioned a flurry of activities to mature metal additive manufacturing — and Danville, Virginia, is at the heart of that effort.
-
Leonardo, Elbit units to prototype targeting device for US Army
The U.S. Army published a request for prototype proposal for the Joint Effects Targeting System II in late 2022.
-
Here’s when the first T-7 trainer is to fly to Edwards Air Force Base
Mark your calendar: The U.S. Air Force plans to fly its first T-7A Red Hawk trainer halfway across the country for testing.
-
Boeing begins 3D-printing Apache helicopter parts
Boeing has teamed up with ASTRO America to 3D-print parts for its Apache attack helicopter as a way to potentially improve supply chains and manufacturing.
-
No, Rafael’s ‘Iron Beam’ laser didn’t blow up missiles over Israel
Manipulated footage pulled from the Arma 3 video game has previously been attributed to front lines in Afghanistan, Syria and Ukraine.
-
US Army considering aerostat overhaul as focus turns to Russia, China
“One of my priorities is to help reimagine aerostats,” said Lareina Adams, who months ago became the project manager for terrestrial sensors.
-
Boeing pitches more upgrades for US Army’s Apache, Chinook helicopters
Boeing is offering upgrades to its Apache and Chinook, and the two programs are leveraging each other’s ideas despite their obvious differences.
-
US Army’s test of Lockheed jammer highlights payload adaptability
Additional flight tests are expected in the coming months — on top of the hours MFEW-AL has already logged.
-
What Project Convergence will look like after bucking its yearly rhythm
Project Converge is not, according to Army Secretary Christine Wormuth, “activity for activity’s sake.”
