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Stratolaunch’s Roc set to launch Talon-A on first hypersonic flight

The Talon-A could provide DoD with a reusable, more affordable platform to test and validate high-speed components, subsystems and other technologies.

https://www.defensenews.com/battlefield-tech/hypersonics/2023/12/11/stratolaunchs-roc-set-to-launch-talon-a-on-first-hypersonic-flight/

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Protectionist instincts flare as venerable Italian cannon maker goes up for sale
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Exclusive: Germany looking into buying eight additional F-35 jets
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Germany renews A400M In-Service Support contract with Airbus
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Stratolaunch’s Roc set to launch Talon-A on first hypersonic flight

Sur le même sujet

Protectionist instincts flare as venerable Italian cannon maker goes up for sale Italian defense giant Leonardo is looking at selling off cannon maker Oto Melara and torpedo maker WASS, with Franco-German joint venture KNDS reportedly keen to snap them up.

Exclusive: Germany looking into buying eight additional F-35 jets

Germany renews A400M In-Service Support contract with Airbus The contract has a duration of 7.5 years and serves as an extension of the A400M In-Service Support contract that had been in place since December 2014.

Protectionist instincts flare as venerable Italian cannon maker goes up for sale
Italian defense giant Leonardo is looking at selling off cannon maker Oto Melara and torpedo maker WASS, with Franco-German joint venture KNDS reportedly keen to snap them up.

Germany renews A400M In-Service Support contract with Airbus
The contract has a duration of 7.5 years and serves as an extension of the A400M In-Service Support contract that had been in place since December 2014.