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The War Zone • Tyler Rogoway

SB>1 Defiant Museum Induction Marks End of Competitive Era

The SB>1 Defiant has been retired to a museum following its loss to the Bell V-280 Valor in the FLRAA competition. Despite this, the innovative X2 technology from the Sikorsky-Boeing collaboration continues to influence future rotary wing projects.

2024-11-13T16:03:44.800107-08:00

South China Morning Post

China's J-35 Stealth Fighter Prepped for Carrier Deployment

2024-11-13T18:08:13.801945-08:00

The Aviationist

USAF KC-135 Executes First In-Flight Refuel of Malaysian Su-30MKM

2024-11-13T08:58:06.475332-08:00

Associated Press

China Advances Nuclear-Powered Aircraft Carrier With Prototype Reactor

2024-11-10T21:17:45.103377-08:00

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South China Morning Post

China's J-35 Stealth Fighter Prepped for Carrier Deployment China's J-35, a fifth-generation stealth fighter, is on track to join the J-15 for carrier operations, as confirmed by aviation sources. This move underscores China's efforts to enhance its naval aviation capabilities, integrating advanced aircraft into carrier service.

2024-11-13T18:08:13.801945-08:00

China's J-35 Stealth Fighter Prepped for Carrier Deployment

The War Zone

SB>1 Defiant Museum Induction Marks End of Competitive Era The SB>1 Defiant has been retired to a museum following its loss to the Bell V-280 Valor in the FLRAA competition. Despite this, the innovative X2 technology from the Sikorsky-Boeing collaboration continues to influence future rotary wing projects.

2024-11-13T16:03:44.800107-08:00

SB>1 Defiant Museum Induction Marks End of Competitive Era

The Aviationist

USAF KC-135 Executes First In-Flight Refuel of Malaysian Su-30MKM In a demonstration of enhanced interoperability, a USAF KC-135 Stratotanker successfully refueled a Royal Malaysian Air Force Sukhoi Su-30MKM aircraft mid-flight on November 12. This historic operation underscores growing cooperation and refueling capabilities between the two nations' air forces.

2024-11-13T08:58:06.475332-08:00

USAF KC-135 Executes First In-Flight Refuel of Malaysian Su-30MKM

Reuters

USS George Washington Joins US-ROK-Japan Drills The USS George Washington, a nuclear-powered aircraft carrier, leads a joint military exercise alongside South Korea and Japan over three days. The operation emphasizes regional security, deploying fighter jets and marine patrol aircraft to bolster defense cooperation amid heightened geopolitical tensions.

2024-11-12T18:01:56.412741-08:00

USS George Washington Joins US-ROK-Japan Drills

The Telegraph

China's Aircraft Carriers Conduct Joint Exercises for First Time The Chinese Navy's two active aircraft carriers conducted joint drills for the first time in late October, showcasing China's growing maritime capabilities. Despite this advancement, experts argue that the Royal Navy still holds a tactical edge in a direct confrontation.

2024-11-12T05:20:07.531530-08:00

China's Aircraft Carriers Conduct Joint Exercises for First Time

FlightGlobal

Leonardo Develops NATO Next-Gen Tiltrotor Concept Leonardo Helicopters is advancing its concept design for NATO's future rotorcraft programme, integrating elements from its two current tiltrotor developments. This approach aims to enhance operational capabilities and meet emerging needs for modern rotorcraft in defense applications.

2024-11-11T08:38:04.933514-08:00

Leonardo Develops NATO Next-Gen Tiltrotor Concept

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Indian Navy Boosts Aerial Capabilities with Advanced Fleet The Indian Navy's aviation unit has evolved significantly since 1953, expanding through indigenisation and international collaborations. Its current composition includes cutting-edge fighter jets, helicopters, UAVs, and surveillance aircraft, enhancing its maritime defense capabilities and reinforcing India's strategic naval presence.

2024-11-11T04:10:54.366803-08:00

Indian Navy Boosts Aerial Capabilities with Advanced Fleet

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US Navy Limits for Aircraft Carrier Arresting Cables US Naval Aviation outlines the serviceable landing limits for aircraft carrier arresting cables, critical for ensuring safety and operational efficiency. These specifications are vital for maintenance planning in carrier-based operations, directly impacting the readiness and longevity of naval aviation assets.

2024-11-11T02:10:25.628918-08:00

US Navy Limits for Aircraft Carrier Arresting Cables

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