Americas
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Feb- 2022 -9 February
Black Hawk Completes First-Ever Pilotless Flight
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) and Sikorsky Aviation have flown a UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter without aircrew for the first time.
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9 February
Collins Aerospace Builds New Power Module for Airborne Electronics
Raytheon Technologies’ unit Collins Aerospace has developed a new power module to support the mission-critical power conversion requirements of airborne electronics.
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9 February
Virginia-Class Submarine Montana Completes First Sea Trials
The vessel carried out the evaluation of its propulsion plant while performing high-speed maneuvers on the surface and underwater.
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9 February
Boeing Rolls Out First P-8A for South Korea, to Be Delivered Next Year
Aircraft manufacturing giant Boeing has rolled out the first P-8A Poseidon multi-mission maritime aircraft for South Korea.
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8 February
DARPA Seeks Next-Gen Scalable Laser Weapon Systems
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency has issued a request for scalable, high-energy laser technology proposals to build a new generation of laser weapon systems.
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8 February
US Army Trains With M-LIDS Counter-Drone System in Kuwait
US soldiers with the 4th Infantry Division trained with the M-LIDS vehicle-mounted counter-drone system in Kuwait last month.
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8 February
Valkyrie Moves Forward With High-Speed VTOL Development
Valkyrie Systems Aerospace is moving forward with the development of a high-speed electric vertical and take-off landing aircraft.
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8 February
General Dynamics Clinches US Army Crypto Key Loader Contract
General Dynamics has been awarded a $229 million US Army contract to develop a device to manage and transfer cryptographic key material.
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8 February
US, Japan Hold Exercise Noble Fusion in Philippine Sea
The US military has conducted a joint naval expeditionary exercise with the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force in the Philippine Sea.
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8 February
USAF to Pay More Than $230M Over 2017 Texas Church Shooting
The US Air Force will pay $230 million to survivors of a 2017 Texas shooting for failing to report the perpetrator's criminal record.
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