12 février 2024 | International, Terrestre

RTX to supply 600 Coyote drone interceptors to Army

The $75 million deal for the interceptors was made "in direct support to the U.S. counter-unmanned aircraft systems mission," according to the service.

https://www.defensenews.com/unmanned/uas/2024/02/12/rtx-to-supply-600-coyote-drone-interceptors-to-army/

Sur le même sujet

  • Germany cleared to buy 5 P-8A maritime patrol aircraft for $1.77B

    16 mars 2021 | International, Aérospatial, Naval

    Germany cleared to buy 5 P-8A maritime patrol aircraft for $1.77B

    A possible $1.77 billion sale of Boeing surveillance aircraft to Germany can be seen as a stopgap until a planned plane becomes available in the 2030s.

  • Overcoming data analytics inertia in defense to win future wars

    3 janvier 2024 | International, Terrestre

    Overcoming data analytics inertia in defense to win future wars

    Opinion: If the solution relies on a proprietary data format, disqualify it.

  • Royal Netherlands Air Force Rolls Out First Operational F-35A

    31 janvier 2019 | International, Aérospatial

    Royal Netherlands Air Force Rolls Out First Operational F-35A

    BRIAN EVERSTINE ​The Royal Netherlands Air Force on Wednesday rolled out its first operational F-35A during a ceremony at Lockheed Martin's Fort Worth, Texas, facility that at times resembled a rave rather than a corporate ceremony. The RNAF expects to acquire 37 F-35As, and it already received two operational test aircraft in 2013 that are now flying at Edwards AFB, Calif. The jet that rolled out Wednesday will ferry to Luke AFB, Ariz., for F-35A pilot training. It will then move to Leeuwarden AB, Netherlands, which will be a “huge driver for change for our air force and will have tremendous impact on the relevance of our Air Force as part of the coalition,” RNLAF Commander Lt. Gen. Dennis Luyt said at the ceremony. So far, Lockheed has delivered more than 360 F-35s, which are flown by 10 nations and at 16 bases worldwide, according to the company. Five services have declared initial operating capability, while two nations—the US and Israel—have used the jet in combat. The Lockheed facility hosted two Dutch DJs, along with massive screens and laser lights for a crowd of US and Dutch VIPs in military service dress and business attire, some with Dutch orange cowboy hats. http://www.airforcemag.com/Features/Pages/2019/January%202019/Royal-Netherlands-Air-Force-Rolls-Out-First-Operational-F-35A.aspx

Toutes les nouvelles