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Singapore to Buy Eight More F-35B Fighters From Lockheed Martin

Singapore has exercised an option to acquire eight additional F-35B Lightning II Fighter multirole combat aircraft from Lockheed Martin.

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BAE Systems Introduces Australia’s First Homegrown Hybrid Drone ‘STRIX’

BAE Systems has unveiled Australia’s first domestically-made hybrid unmanned aerial system, dubbed the “STRIX.”

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Boeing to Stop Producing F/A-18 Super Hornets by 2025

Boeing has announced that it will no longer produce the F/A-18 Super Hornet fighter aircraft beginning in late 2025.

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Russian A-50 Surveillance Plane Destroyed at Belarus Airstrip: Opposition

Belarus' exiled opposition said that partisans had destroyed a Russian A-50 surveillance plane at an airstrip near the capital Minsk.

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Saab Offers GlobalEye Aircraft as NATO’s New Surveillance Platform

Swedish defense firm Saab is offering its GlobalEye airborne early warning & control aircraft as NATO’s new surveillance platform

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Collins Aerospace Partners With Saudi Arabia to Develop Combat Drones

Collins Aerospace has inked a partnership agreement with a Saudi Arabian firm to develop combat drones and conduct robotics research.

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Lockheed Delivers Indonesia’s First C-130J Super Hercules Aircraft

The Indonesian Air Force has taken delivery of its first C-130J-30 Super Hercules transport aircraft from Lockheed Martin.

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Switzerland Considering Buying Armed Drones: Army Chief

Switzerland is considering purchasing kamikaze drones to boost the lethality of its armed forces.

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Fourth South Korean KF-21 Fighter Prototype Completes Maiden Flight Test

South Korea’s fourth KF-21 Boramae fighter aircraft prototype has completed its maiden flight test in Sacheon, Seoul.

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Curtiss-Wright to Support French Air and Space Force Arresting Systems

Curtiss-Wright Corporation has received a contract to support the French Air and Space Force’s aircraft arresting systems.

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