NAVAIR’s Rotary Programs Making Steady Progress
The DOT&E reports finds Fire Scout, MH-60 and MV-22 programs making progress this year, despite hiccups.
Fourth Strategic Brown Bag Lunch Coming Feb. 26
The Patuxent Partnership invites the community to the fourth Strategic Thinking “Brown Bag” Series with Dale Moore.
PMA-226 Marks a Year of an Expanded Mission
The Navy’s Specialized and Proven Aircraft Program Office (PMA-226) recently marked the first anniversary of its broadened mission.
Ed Greer Announces Retirement from Pentagon
After serving 33 years as a civilian military official, Ed Greer retires as deputy assistant secretary for developmental testing.
Navy Completes Deck Handling Trials for X-47B
Northrop Grumman and Navy practice taxiing and fueling the unmanned strike aircraft aboard the USS Truman.
TSA Inc. Trains Vets for Civilian Careers
TSA Inc.’s Veteran Apprenticeship Program trains recently discharged uniformed military to support NAVAIR acquisitions.
Diplomacy Is Key to Getting Drones in Domestic Airspace
Experts say that courting the FAA with courtesy and competency will lead to more open flights for unmanned aircraft.
NAS:PAX Holiday Gate Schedule Begins Thursday
Gate 1 abbreviates hours it’s open during the Dec. 13, 2012 through Jan.11, 2013 holiday season.
F-35B Completes 2nd Airborne Weapons Separation
The F-35 Lightning II Integrated Test Force (ITF) accomplishes another milestone when an F-35B successfully released another weapon in flight.
VADM Dunaway Sees a Navy-Centric Future
Money is coming down, but “The NavAir demand signal is going up.”
