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May- 2026 -6 May
US Air Force to Retire E-11 ‘Wi-Fi in the Sky’ Fleet by 2028
The US Air Force is planning to retire its fleet of E-11 Battlefield Airborne Communications Node aircraft by 2028, replacing the capability with a space-enabled network, according to congressional testimony and budget documents.
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6 May
S. Korea Army to Standardize Drones as Core Soldier Weapons
Seoul plans to adopt unmanned aerial systems as standard equipment for Republic of Korea Army warfighters, expanding drone use across combat roles and units.
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6 May
Boeing to Begin B-52 Engine Upgrade After Design Milestone
Boeing will begin engine modification of the first B-52 later this year after the effort passed a critical design review.
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5 May
Zelensky Offers Bahrain Drone Deal in Latest Gulf Trip
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky offered a drone deal to Bahrain as he met with the king of the Gulf island state that has been attacked by Iran.
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5 May
Beyond the Hype: The Real Impact of Turkey’s Bayraktar TB2
Discover our guide to the Bayraktar TB2, examining its design, operational impact, and growing role in modern conflicts and unmanned aerial warfare.
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5 May
General Atomics Completes Upkeep for Bangladesh Navy’s Dornier 228 Aircraft
General Atomics AeroTec Systems has completed a comprehensive upgrade for a Dornier 228 short takeoff and landing utility aircraft for the Bangladesh Navy.
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5 May
US Navy Accepts 70th E-2D Advanced Hawkeye From Northrop Grumman
Northrop Grumman has supplied the 70th E-2D Advanced Hawkeye aircraft to the US Navy, marking a continued production push for the carrier-based platform.
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5 May
Ukraine to Recruit 15,000 Operators Under Drone Warfare Strategy
Ukraine is recruiting 15,000 personnel to expand its “Drone Line” strategy, aimed at creating a kill zone to stop Russian forces before they reach frontline positions.
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5 May
France Revives Scalp Naval Production to Boost Deep-Strike Capability
France is moving to restart production of its Naval Cruise Missile, as part of a broader effort to strengthen long-range strike capabilities.
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5 May
US Space Force Awards $3.2B for Space-Based Missile Interceptor Prototypes
The US Space Force has awarded contracts worth $3.2 billion to 12 companies to develop prototypes for the Space-Based Interceptor program.
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