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Will UK’s ‘Tempest’ Fighter End In A Teapot?
by Colin Clark
Romania Inches Forward On Major Attack Helo Deal
by Paul McLeary
Navy’s New EW Jammer to be Ready in 2022
by Paul McLeary
Videos from Farnborough 2018
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The video will give you an idea of what may become the combat center of the future, but one dispersed around the world, instead of being concentrated in a few hyper-secure (but potentially targetable) facilities.
By Colin Clark
The relationship between India and the U.S. is one both sides want to nurture, but Russian military sales, the demands both sides are making over production, and and other tough issues remain to be ironed out.
By Paul McLeary
There’s been a great deal of dismissive skepticism among the cognoscenti gathered here.
By Colin Clark
Romania, a NATO ally, is nervously watching Russian moves in the Black Sea, is spending big on American military kit.
By Paul McLeary
Will this result in more operations like the Kessel Run Experimentation Lab in Boston, where coders join airmen to build useful software? Perhaps it will mean the service will hire civilian coders or train airmen to write code.
By Colin Clark
A slate of poorly understood new tariff and sanctions rules are complicating the Trump Administration’s own efforts to boost arms exports, even as sales of American-made weaponry blow past previous highs.
By Paul McLeary
FARNBOROUGH AIR SHOW The U.S. Navy hopes to start flying its Next Generation Jammer some time next year, though the system won’t reach operational capability until 2022, said Navy Capt. Michael Orr, program manager for the service’s electronic attack systems. As it stands now the Navy’s principal airborne electronic attack systems relies on technology developed…
By Paul McLeary
Under constant cyber attack, the Pentagon is struggling to find ways to incorporate cyber security as part of the contracting process.
By Paul McLeary
Double the buy rate on F-35A starting in 2020 and plan on a minimum of 200 B-21 bombers built in rapid fashion. That will begin to get to the Air Force that America needs to meets the challenges of the future.
By Doug Birkey and David Deptula