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Royal Canadian Mounted Police Black Hawk helicopters start patrolling Manitoba-U.S. border
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Today In Defense
Last Updated: Monday, Jan. 20, 2025, 10:01 PM PST
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FlightGlobal
• Greg Waldron
Baykar continues test work with unmanned naval aircraft
By FlightGlobal: Turkish unmanned air vehicle manufacturer Baykar Technologies continues test work with various platforms, including the first weapons launch from the developmental TB3.
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Stars and Stripes
• Keishi Koja
Okinawa loses final appeal in lawsuit over future US Marine Corps airfield
By Stars and Stripes: Japan’s Supreme Court recently denied the governor of Okinawa’s final challenge to stop construction at a future Marine Corps airfield.
Air & Space Forces Mag
• Chris Gordon
‘Same Threats’ Drive US Air Force, Marine Corps to Differing Visions of War
By Air & Space Forces Mag: A question for military and civilian leadership is how new operating concepts from the Air Force, Marines, Army, and Navy will work together.
AeroTime
• Clément Charpentreau
Indonesia’s first Airbus A400M begins final assembly
By AeroTime: The Indonesian Air Force’s first Airbus A400M has entered the Final Assembly Line in Spain, marking a key step toward its 2025 delivery.
Scramble
First Indonesian A400M takes shape
Flying Magazine
• Jay Selman
Yak-9 Represents a Rare Breed Among Warbirds
By Flying Magazine: Had the Russian version of the P-51 appeared five years earlier, ‘I doubt if anyone would ever have heard of the Mustang.’.
The Aviationist
• Kai Greet
Targeting Pod Falls From RAF Typhoon Into Yorkshire Field
By The Aviationist: An apparent Litening targeting pod and its pylon became detached from an RAF Eurofighter Typhoon during a training sortie over East Yorkshire in Northern.
Aviation Week
• Tony Osborne
UK Must Buy More Eurofighters, Workers Union Says
By Aviation Week: A UK workers' union is urging the government to acquire more Eurofighter Typhoons to ensure industrial skills around aircraft assembly are maintained.
