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Golden Dome’s propulsion-first shift reframes missile defense as a distributed, end-to-end architecture

A new framing of President Donald Trump’s Golden Dome air-and-missile-defense concept moves beyond detection, tracking and interception to the distributed infrastructure that makes the architecture work—placing propulsion at the center. The implication: system designers must validate propulsion-driven performance across the full kill-chain network, not just intercept geometry.

2026-05-28T06:54:19.447691-07:00
FlightGlobalGreg Waldron

Hanwha to develop small turbofan for CCAs, small aircraft

By FlightGlobal: New engine will support intense electricity needs of CCAs. Hanwha Aerospace and the Korea AeroSpace Administration (KASA) will jointly develop a new turbofan engine suitable for collaborative combat aircraft (CCAs) and other uncrewed aircraft.

2026-05-27T22:15:22.577087-07:00
BloombergLaura Dhillon Kane

Canada Is in Talks to Buy Saab’s GlobalEye Surveillance Jets to Bolster Military

By Bloomberg: Canada entered into negotiations to buy Saab AB’s GlobalEye military surveillance planes, rejecting American bids as the northern nation pushes to spend fewer defense dollars in the US.

2026-05-27T06:09:45.393840-07:00
The War ZoneThomas Newdick

F/A-18 Super Hornets Eyed To Replace Navy's Remaining F-5 Adversaries

By The War Zone: Swapping dated F-5s for F/A-18E/Fs would give the Navy a more threat representative adversary fleet to emulate advanced enemies, like China. Swapping aging F-5 aggressors for Super Hornets would give the Navy more realistic high-end red air training for future peer conflict.

2026-05-27T10:41:38.642128-07:00