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7 June

A German Air Force CH-53GS flies over southern Arizona during Angel Thunder 2015 June 7, 2015. Angel Thunder is the largest personnel recovery exercise in the world combining joint, coalition and interagency personnel. Participants train through the full spectrum of personnel recovery capabilities with numerous types of aircraft. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Chris Massey/Released)

Rojoef Manuel

Rheinmetall, US Company Team for Aircraft Support Offering in Europe

Rheinmetall and SES have agreed to jointly deliver technical support for fixed-wing and rotary aircraft in Europe.

7 June

First Lt. Steven Hunter and Spc. Matthew Thornton provide security with an M1135 Reconnaissance Vehicle equipped with chemical agent detectors Aug. 16. These chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear operations specialists assigned to the 23rd Chemical Battalion conducted hazardous response platoon training Aug. 16 at the Satsop nuclear power plant development in Elma, Wash.

Rojoef Manuel

US Seeks Nuclear Microreactor Prototype to Power Army Bases

The US Defense Innovation Unit has opened a commercial solicitation for a nuclear microreactor prototype capability to power US Army bases.

7 June

Staff Writer With AFP

Biden Vows Ukraine Will Not Use US Weapons to Strike Moscow

President Biden insisted that US weapons would not be used to attack Moscow after he authorized Ukraine to strike targets inside Russia with Western-supplied arms.

7 June

Staff Writer With AFP

Taiwan Says US Arms Sale Shows ‘Commitment to Defense’ Against China

Taiwan thanked the US for approving the sale of equipment and parts for F-16 fighter jets, saying it would help the island defend itself against China.

6 June

Inder Singh Bisht

Canadian Air Force Selects Artemis Mobile Phone Detector for Helicopter Upgrade

The Royal Canadian Air Force has selected the Smith Myers Artemis Mobile Phone Detection Location System for its CH-149 Cormorant search and rescue helicopter mid-life upgrade.

6 June

Joe Saballa

US Orders Modified Hero Loitering Munitions for Special Operations

Israel’s UVision has received a $74-million contract to deliver a modified version of its Hero-120 loitering munition to the US Special Operations Command.

6 June

Joe Saballa

Lockheed Martin Demonstrates AI-Enabled Air-to-Air Tactical Intercepts

Lockheed Martin has demonstrated how artificial intelligence could aid air-to-air intercepts in a tactical environment.

6 June

Joe Saballa

America’s B-1B Bomber Drops Precision Weapon in Drills Over Korean Peninsula

An American B-1B strategic bomber participated in a joint precision-guided bomb drill with South Korea, dropping a bunker-busting munition over the Korean Peninsula.

6 June