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August 8, 2022 | International, Aerospace

Rolls Royce sees supply chain issues lasting 2023
August 8, 2022 | International, C4ISR

US Army to collaborate with SpaceLink on tactical communications network
The cooperative research and development agreement allows the organizations to share facilities, intellectual property and expertise to 'elevate solutions for both the warfighter and industry,' the company said in a statement.
August 8, 2022 | International, Aerospace, Naval

Navy taps AECOM to refurbish berths, dry docks for future aircraft carriers
The contract announcement is one in a series the Navy has made to revitalize its four public shipyards.
August 5, 2022 | International, Aerospace

GE, Pratt & Whitney Publicly Pitch F-35 Engine Plans as Decision Looms - Air Force Magazine
Engine makers GE Aviation and Pratt & Whitney are competing for the future of the F-35 engine, as the Air Force considers a change.
August 5, 2022 | International, Aerospace

Fighter pilots will don AR helmets to train with imaginary enemies
Roughly a year from now, Air Force pilots will start wearing augmented reality helmets that let them fight imaginary enemies in the air.
August 5, 2022 | International, C4ISR

Raytheon's Blue Canyon opens expanded small satellite production facility
The Boulder, Colorado-based company produces a range of small space vehicles for customers at the U.S. Department of Defense and NASA, and its new 31,000 square foot plant is dedicated to building cubesats.
August 4, 2022 | International, Aerospace

Croissance énorme du marché des avions de chasse sans pilote d’ici 2022 à 2028 avec des acteurs de premier plan – Airbus Defence and Space, BAE Systems, Boeing, Lockheed Martin
August 4, 2022 | International, Land

Textron Systems receives up to $353M award to support U.S Army Close Terrain Shaping Capabilities
The contract is valued up to $353,980,000 to produce the XM204 Top Attack Munition, an anti-vehicle terrain shaping system, and associated trainers
August 4, 2022 | International, Aerospace, Naval, Land, C4ISR, Security, Other Defence

Just Weeks After Saudi Trip, Biden Administration Greenlights $5B in Arms for Gulf Nations
Under the deal, Riyadh could spend $3 billion on Patriot interceptors; the UAE, $2.2 billion on THAAD interceptors.

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12065 news articles

Rolls Royce sees supply chain issues lasting 2023

Navy taps AECOM to refurbish berths, dry docks for future aircraft carriers The contract announcement is one in a series the Navy has made to revitalize its four public shipyards.

GE, Pratt & Whitney Publicly Pitch F-35 Engine Plans as Decision Looms - Air Force Magazine Engine makers GE Aviation and Pratt & Whitney are competing for the future of the F-35 engine, as the Air Force considers a change.

Fighter pilots will don AR helmets to train with imaginary enemies Roughly a year from now, Air Force pilots will start wearing augmented reality helmets that let them fight imaginary enemies in the air.

Raytheon's Blue Canyon opens expanded small satellite production facility The Boulder, Colorado-based company produces a range of small space vehicles for customers at the U.S. Department of Defense and NASA, and its new 31,000 square foot plant is dedicated to building cubesats.

Croissance énorme du marché des avions de chasse sans pilote d’ici 2022 à 2028 avec des acteurs de premier plan – Airbus Defence and Space, BAE Systems, Boeing, Lockheed Martin

Textron Systems receives up to $353M award to support U.S Army Close Terrain Shaping Capabilities The contract is valued up to $353,980,000 to produce the XM204 Top Attack Munition, an anti-vehicle terrain shaping system, and associated trainers

Just Weeks After Saudi Trip, Biden Administration Greenlights $5B in Arms for Gulf Nations Under the deal, Riyadh could spend $3 billion on Patriot interceptors; the UAE, $2.2 billion on THAAD interceptors.

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Navy taps AECOM to refurbish berths, dry docks for future aircraft carriers
The contract announcement is one in a series the Navy has made to revitalize its four public shipyards.

GE, Pratt & Whitney Publicly Pitch F-35 Engine Plans as Decision Looms - Air Force Magazine
Engine makers GE Aviation and Pratt & Whitney are competing for the future of the F-35 engine, as the Air Force considers a change.

Fighter pilots will don AR helmets to train with imaginary enemies
Roughly a year from now, Air Force pilots will start wearing augmented reality helmets that let them fight imaginary enemies in the air.

Raytheon's Blue Canyon opens expanded small satellite production facility
The Boulder, Colorado-based company produces a range of small space vehicles for customers at the U.S. Department of Defense and NASA, and its new 31,000 square foot plant is dedicated to building cubesats.

Textron Systems receives up to $353M award to support U.S Army Close Terrain Shaping Capabilities
The contract is valued up to $353,980,000 to produce the XM204 Top Attack Munition, an anti-vehicle terrain shaping system, and associated trainers

Just Weeks After Saudi Trip, Biden Administration Greenlights $5B in Arms for Gulf Nations
Under the deal, Riyadh could spend $3 billion on Patriot interceptors; the UAE, $2.2 billion on THAAD interceptors.