Pax Tested Poseidons Proving Mettle; NAVAIR Integrating Systems
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P-8A Poseidon is fleet ready, NAVAIR announced last week. A few weeks prior a P-8A launched a harpoon missile and hit the mark.
Sharing classified and unclassified data in a single system is the “unique” capability wining Raytheon the NAVAIR contract to build an integrated multi-INT system, reports Space Daily. And also reports a further NAVAIR technological integration allowing multiple unmanned aerial systems to be controlled by a single control system, demonstrated last week by Lockheed Martin. NAVAIR entering IOT&E with small, tactical UAS from Insitu, reports Aerospace Manufacturing and Design.
Wired goes into detail about landing a modern aircraft like Asiana 214 at the San Francisco airport.
Time World reports, Pakistan’s bin Laden report blames its own government for ineptness and praised the caliber of the US military.
OMB predicts decline in deficits through 2018. The 2013 deficit is predicted to reach $759 billion down from prior projections of a $973 billion deficit, reports FCW.
Japan readies itself to “go first” reports Battleland, but US remains its staunch ally as tensions remain in the China Sea. Meanwhile the IMF calls Japan the brightest spot in the global economy, reports Forbes.
Traveling During Ramadan, posted by the TSA on its website, advises its own security personnel and the traveling public about particular religious practices they may witness during the month of Ramadan, which began Monday evening. There is also a statement about Passover, GovExec reports.
