Analyst Sees Drop in UK’s F-35 Order
Based on recent Royal Navy carrier decisions, the original 138 F-35s for the Navy and RAF combined, could drop to 100, suggests an aerospace analyst.
US Sanctions Russia’s Arms Export Agency
Sanctions involve sales to Iran, North Korea, or Syria of items on multi-national control lists & also apply to Russian firms, including the maker of MiGs.
UAV Invisibility Cloak Advancing
An invisibility cloak for military UAV concealment is advancing with the goal of a Harry Potter success
F-35 to Challenge A-10 in Close Air Support
It is not unprecedented for a proven aircraft to compete against a new aircraft during test and evaluation, says the DOT&E chief.
Pentagon Releases New Contractor Cyber Rules
The regs published this week require contracts and subcontracts to report cyber incidents resulting in adverse effects on systems and data.
Fighter Jets & One Square-Rigger Celebrated
Video shows full history of the Navy fighter jets, honoring Nat’l Aviation Day, same week the military’s only square-rigged, sailing ship heads to port for the season.
F/A-18E/F Begins Integrating Payload @ Pax
The T&E team at Pax prepares to integrate Long Range Anti-Ship Missiles with the F/A-18E/F Super Hornet; airworthiness flights start next month.
US & China Developing Next Stealth Bombers
World armament still escalating, 70 years after WWII ends in the Pacific, chief petty officers at Pearl Harbor honor the anniversary.
Is the Best Fighter Ever, Worth It?
A video of the F-35 simulator gives viewers a run for their money, something critics say the F-35 is doing to America.
