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General Atomics and Saab cite 'tremendous customer interest' in MQ-9B AEW development
By FlightGlobal: Prospective customers will be in attendance when General Atomics Aeronautical Systems (GA-ASI) and Saab fly an MQ-9B remotely piloted aircraft configured for airborne early warning and control (AEW&C) duties next year, with service entry being offered before the end of this decade.
Romania Scrambles Fighter Jets After Multiple Drones Breach Airspace Near Ukraine Border
By Reuters: Romanian and German NATO fighter jets were scrambled on Tuesday near Romania's border with Ukraine to respond to a drone incursion that penetrated deeper than ever into Romanian airspace, in what Bucharest called a Russian provocation.
#SpaceWatchGL Opinion: Germany’s Space-Defense Ambitions Meet NATO’s Hard Lessons on Transformation
By SpaceWatch Global: In Brussels, Norfolk, or Berlin, the debates sound familiar: new threats, shrinking timelines, and overstretched forces.
Baykar Kizilelma conducts simulated F-16 shoot-down in Turkish trials
By FlightGlobal: Baykar's Kizilelma unmanned combat aircraft has successfully conducted a simulated shoot-down of a Turkish air force F-16 fighter using a beyond-visual-range air-to-air missile during trials east of Istanbul.
United Arab Emirates orders Embraer VIP jets for air force
By ch-aviation: The Tawazun Council for Defence Enablement, the United Arab Emirates' defence-industry regulator and procurement agency, has placed an order with Embraer...
US Air Force rehearses agile combat employment to operate from dispersed, cut-off bases against China
By DefenseNews.com: The Air Force's agile combat employment concept would prepare units to operate from dispersed, austere bases in a war against a major adversary like China.
US approves possible sale of Navy satellite communication terminals to UK, Pentagon says
By Reuters: The U.S. State Department has approved the possible sale of Navy Multiband Terminals, a maritime military satellite communications system, and related equipment to the United Kingdom for an estimated cost of $200 million, the Pentagon said in a statement Monday.