Defence Notes
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Boeing CEO Kelly Ortberg indicated ongoing improvements were being made in its defence programmes going forwards, despite being affected in Q4 by cost pressures, higher manufacturing costs and the impact of the IAM strike.
Modifications in the US Air Force (USAF) doctrine aim to prepare the service for tomorrow’s warfare.
The E-7 Wedgetail, Future Combat Air System and the Protector programmes were highlighted as items of concern from a recently published UK Infrastructure and Projects Authority report.
The returning US president also reiterated a commitment to supply the services with “made-in-America” capabilities and to end conflicts worldwide.
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20th October 2020
Science and Technology Strategy for R&D ‘will lay the groundwork for decades to come’, claims UK government
20th October 2020
Shootdown of Su-30M2 holds up a mirror to a poor safety culture as well as a corrosive lack of transparency from military officials and government
20th October 2020
RNLAF was aiming to modernise its four-aircraft C-130H fleet but it will now seek a replacement
20th October 2020
The Royal New Zealand Air Force is set to begin using a new simulator for crews operating NH90 helicopters at Ohakea Air Base
20th October 2020
All HF transceivers and receivers are HF wideband-ready for future data communications, according to manufacturer Rohde & Schwarz
20th October 2020
Fifteen-year upgrade programme reaches its conclusion
20th October 2020
With an eye on China's military equipment sales drive across the region, India has launched an ambitious plan to strengthen its own defence exports.
19th October 2020
The French Navy envisages the FDI class as a means of helping it to reach its target of 15 frigates by 2030; the timeline remains steady despite COVID-19 and any delays will be made up ahead of completion.
19th October 2020
Programme deliveries are just over 50% complete
19th October 2020
Local industrial participation is an essential element in the programme to replace four Walrus-class boats
19th October 2020
OpenSea 360 integrates platform systems, sensors, navigation and communications
19th October 2020
Romania would become the seventh country to operate the Naval Strike Missile
19th October 2020
The hypersonic missile travelled at Mach 8 to strike a naval surface target at 450km range, but is Russia following a realistic timetable to bring it into service?
19th October 2020
Software defined radios will enable LoS and BLoS communications
16th October 2020
Aircraft carriers retain their relevance in the latest USN strategic thinking, despite arguments against their continued development
16th October 2020
Boeing and Standard Aero to support CFM56-family engines for US and overseas operators
16th October 2020
FMS customers will be among the recipients
16th October 2020
The last of three 63m-long vessels has been delivered to the Canadian Coast Guard
16th October 2020
Three vessels will feature enhancements to allow operations in the Southern Ocean