Alenia Aermacchi has teamed with Italy MoD to define the operational specifications for a new jet trainer. The agreement was signed at the Paris Air Show last week, for the collaboration on the development of a new basic-advanced trainer, the M-345 HET (High Efficiency Trainer) and is expected to enter service by 2017-2020
The United States is seeking participation in developing Israel's Iron Dome counter-missile system. The U
South Korea is buying Taurus KEPD 350 cruise missiles for its Lockheed/Boeing F-15K Strike Eagle fighters, according to the reports. The U
Selex ES will present, as part of the Finmeccanica stand and static area (C-65), the latest and most successful solutions in its broad and diversified portfolio, the company said today. In particular, Selex ES will focus on its systems, sensors and avionics components that contribute to ISR / ISTAR solutions ranging from UAS to airborne surveillance systems for manned and unmanned aircraft
The V-22 Osprey has overcome its turbulent past and has emerged as a multi-mission capable tiltrotor system. With its latest win, a U
A joint venture between defense giants InDyne, Lockheed Martin and URS Corp. is bidding for a contract to support consolidation of U
The U.S Air Force announced today that its expecting to declare F-35A Lightning II initial operation capability (IOC) in December 2016
Harris Corporation (HRS) has received a $23 million order from the Middle East as part of its tactical communications modernization program. Harris will provide the country with Falcon III radios, accessories, software, service and support as part of a transformational wideband tactical communications system
A day after Chinese hackers took the rap for a cyber attack against Australia and stealing designs for a new spy HQ, Australias Prime Minister Julia Gillard called the reports “inaccurate”. Gillards statement further strengthens Chinas consistent denials of any state-sponsored hacking against the West
Designs to over two dozen U.S weapons systems have been compromised after Chinese hackers gained access to them, according to the Washington Post