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Associated Press • Tara Copp, AP

Air Force Reveals Crew Failures, Weather Led to B-1 Bomber Crash

The Air Force confirmed that the January B-1 bomber crash in South Dakota resulted from crew errors, severe winter weather, and last-minute wind shear. The incident led to the ejection of all four crew members and the total loss of the $450 million aircraft.

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2024-07-25T09:09:20.424138-07:00

Reuters

Northrop Grumman Raises 2024 Guidance Amid Strong Defense Demand

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2024-07-25T04:09:45.343934-07:00

Defense One

US Navy's F/A-XX Program Selection Still On Track, Northrop CEO Affirms

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2024-07-25T09:18:45.237440-07:00

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Defense One

US Navy's F/A-XX Program Selection Still On Track, Northrop CEO Affirms Despite proposed funding cuts, Northrop Grumman confirms that the US Navy's plan to select a winner for the F/A-XX program remains unchanged for next year.

2024-07-25T09:18:45.237440-07:00

US Navy's F/A-XX Program Selection Still On Track, Northrop CEO Affirms

Associated Press

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Air Force Reveals Crew Failures, Weather Led to B-1 Bomber Crash The Air Force confirmed that the January B-1 bomber crash in South Dakota resulted from crew errors, severe winter weather, and last-minute wind shear. The incident led to the ejection of all four crew members and the total loss of the $450 million aircraft.

2024-07-25T09:09:20.424138-07:00

Air Force Reveals Crew Failures, Weather Led to B-1 Bomber Crash

Reuters

Northrop Grumman Raises 2024 Guidance Amid Strong Defense Demand Northrop Grumman has increased its 2024 revenue forecast to up to $41.4 billion, citing high demand from global defense spending, particularly driven by the conflict in Ukraine. Q2 earnings beat expectations with a GAAP EPS of $6.36 and revenue of $10.22 billion.

2024-07-25T04:09:45.343934-07:00

Northrop Grumman Raises 2024 Guidance Amid Strong Defense Demand

Air & Space Forces Mag

USAF Revives Second B-1 from Storage in Four Months The U.S. Air Force is bringing another B-1 bomber out of retirement at Davis-Monthan AFB, marking the second such revival in just four months. This move aims to boost fleet readiness amid growing demands on strategic assets.

2024-07-24T15:02:35.594580-07:00

USAF Revives Second B-1 from Storage in Four Months

Bloomberg

Pentagon and Congress Criticize Northrop Grumman for 81% Sentinel ICBM Cost Surge The Pentagon, joined by the top House Democrat on defense policy, has attributed part of the 81% cost increase in the Sentinel ICBM program, now estimated to reach $141 billion, to Northrop Grumman.

2024-07-24T09:38:36.285617-07:00

Pentagon and Congress Criticize Northrop Grumman for 81% Sentinel ICBM Cost Surge

Air & Space Forces Mag

USAF B-2 Tests New Low-Cost Anti-Ship Weapon in the Pacific A B-2 bomber from the U.S. Air Force successfully sunk a decommissioned warship in the Pacific, demonstrating a new and cost-effective anti-ship weapon.

2024-07-23T15:13:26.077534-07:00

USAF B-2 Tests New Low-Cost Anti-Ship Weapon in the Pacific

vintageaviationnews.com

MAAM Unveils New Nose Art on Rare Northrop P-61B Black Widow The Mid-Atlantic Air Museum has introduced new nose art, 'Moonbeam Dream,' on the Northrop P-61B Black Widow, s/n 42-39445, adding a unique identity to the historic aircraft.

2024-07-22T17:33:01.593811-07:00

MAAM Unveils New Nose Art on Rare Northrop P-61B Black Widow

thetimes.com

Tempest Fighter Debuts at Farnborough Amid Uncertain Future BAE Systems showcased the full-sized model of the Tempest, part of the trinational GCAP, highlighting its importance despite questions surrounding the project's future and UK commitment.

2024-07-22T04:44:53.122688-07:00

Tempest Fighter Debuts at Farnborough Amid Uncertain Future

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