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May- 2024 -31 MayAir
US F-35 Jet Crashes in New Mexico, Pilot Hospitalized
An F-35 fighter jet en route to a US Air Force base has crashed in New Mexico, seriously injuring its pilot.
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28 MayDrones - Latest News, Features & Expert Opinion
Sikorsky Begins Flight Tests of New ‘Rotor Blown Wing’ Drone
Sikorsky has announced the start of flight testing for its new uncrewed aerial system that features a novel “rotor blown wing” design.
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28 MayEurope
Poland to Buy $735M of Long-Range Missiles From US
Poland is set to buy $735 million worth of long-range missiles from the US to boost its defense capabilities.
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27 MayWar
US-Made HIMARS ‘Ineffective’ in Ukraine Due to Russian Jamming: Report
The High Mobility Artillery Rocket System supplied by the US to Ukraine has been “completely ineffective” on the battlefield due to persistent Russian jamming.
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22 MayAmericas
Lockheed’s PAC-3 Missile Registers First Kill Using Aegis System
Lockheed Martin has announced the first-ever launch of a Patriot PAC-3 interceptor using the Virtualized Aegis Weapon System.
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21 MayArms
US Taps Lockheed for $756M Long Range Hypersonic Weapon Deal
The US Army has signed a $756-million deal with Lockheed Martin to acquire new capabilities for the Long Range Hypersonic Weapon system.
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20 MayAir
US Air Force’s F-35 Program to Face Further Unforeseen Delays: GAO
The US Air Force’s F-35 program should brace for further delays stemming from the late arrival of key aircraft components.
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15 MayAir
Turkey Claims New KAAN Fighter Jets ‘Better Than’ America’s F-35s
Turkish Aerospace Industries' general manager has said the country’s new KAAN fighter jet is better than US-made F-35s.
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15 MayArms
Aerojet Rocketdyne to Supply Propulsion for Pentagon’s Next-Gen Interceptor
Aerojet Rocketdyne has partnered with Lockheed Martin to provide propulsion for the United States' Next Generation Interceptor program.
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14 MayAmericas
US Taps Lockheed for M270 Rocket Launcher Upgrades
The US Army has awarded Lockheed Martin a $451-million contract to upgrade its M270 Multiple Launch Rocket System.
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