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Unmanned aerial systems will continue to be one of the most dynamic growth sectors of the world aerospace industry. Recent analysis estimates military UAS research spending is expected to be $71.8 billion over the next decade.
Category Leader Features, Morning Coffee · Tags CV-22B Osprey crash, Fort Meade, hypersonic flight tests, Marines dress code, Maryland General Assembly, Red Sea, SEN Tommy Tuberville, SkyRange, spy balloons, StormBreaker, Taiwan, UAS, unmanned aerial systems, veterans unemployment
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The MQ-4C Triton test team conducted the first flight to assess the unmanned aircraft system’s ability to fly with wing ice accumulation January 25 at NAS Patuxent River.
“Unmanned aviation is a pie in need of a Solomonic cutting,” RADM Tim Heely said, introducing a panel of those claiming a legitimate share of the pie including the Federal Aviation Administration, a burgeoning marketplace, and the US military. The UAS technology is ahead of regulation and the market hasn’t yet decided how much unmanned autonomy it wants.
Join The Patuxent Partnership for a panel discussion on unmanned aircraft systems safety from 11 am to 12:30 pm July 27.
Posted by Java Joe on May 29, 2019 · Leave a Comment
Despite Congressional objections, the Trump administration cleared $8.1 billion in arms sales for Saudi Arabia, Jordan, and the United Arab Emirates by invoking an emergency exemption.
Category Morning Coffee · Tags Bill oran, Bob Burke, Compliance Corp., Condor, James McConville, Joint Precision Approach and Landing System, Jordan, JPALS, Lockheed Martin, Middle East, Northrop Grumman, Patrick Shanahan, quals, Raytheon, Saudi Arabia, Stephen Kellogg, UAS, United Arab Emirates, Yokosuka
Posted by Java Joe on May 6, 2019 · Leave a Comment
Amphibious assault ship USS America is on its way to the Pacific. The US Navy says the security situation in the region demands that it shifts its most capable ships into the area.
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Posted by Java Joe on February 27, 2019 · Leave a Comment
Navy officials are celebrating what they hope is the latest line of practical, comfortable, and flame-retardant shipboard clothing.
Category Morning Coffee · Tags Adam Kinzinger, DARPA, Dynamic Manta, fire-resistant uniforms, military draft, national emergency, navy uniform, North Korea summit, Robert Skinner, RQ-7 Shadow, UAS, US Mexico Border, women veterans
There is an opportunity to help out at the annual AUVSI Student Competition, and The Patuxent Partnership is helping to spread the word in hopes of recruiting some volunteers for the Wednesday, June 13, through Saturday, June 16, 2018, event at NAVAIR Webster Field.
Category Leader Features · Tags AUVSI, AUVSI Seafarer Chapter, Bonnie Green, Patuxent Partnership, Pax partnership, STEM, The Patuxent Partnership, Tom Sanders, TPP, UAS, unmanned aerial systems
Posted by Java Joe on May 15, 2018 · Leave a Comment
Marine Corps F-35B Lighting II stealth fighters are training alongside Japanese F-35As for the first time at Misawa Air Base in northern Japan. US and Japanese airmen welcomed the first operational JASDF F-35A to Misawa earlier this year.
Category Morning Coffee · Tags Barry McCullough, Bell Boeing JPO, drone sales, EA Engineering, F-35B, Japanese F-35A, Lt. Gen. Scott Howell, Navy SEALS, Operation Inherent Resolve, silent rotor technology, Silver Fang, student loan forgiveness, UAS, USS Harry S. Truman, USS Theodore Roosevelt
Posted by Java Joe on April 16, 2018 · Leave a Comment
Three F-35 Lightning IIs have completed the most comprehensive flight test program in aviation history, Lockheed Martin officials said last week.
Category Morning Coffee · Tags A-10 Thunderbolt II, aviation accidents, Broad Area Maritime Surveillance, F-35, M80 Stiletto, military budget, missile strikes, submarine force ratings, Syrian air strikes, TESS, Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite, Triton, UAS