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Australia's first MH-60R Seahawk airframe, pictured during its initial test flight at Sikorsky's production facility in Stratford, Connecticut, in the US. Australia is acquiring 12 more airframes of the type. Lockheed Martin has been awarded...

The Navy and Marine Corps will keep their Ospreys flying after the Air Force grounded its fleet of the tilt-rotor aircraft. Both services said they are keeping an eye on a clutch issue that led the Air Force to halt operations for the CV-22 Ospreys flown by Air Force Special Operations Command. “All Navy CMV-22 […]

US Navy's first CN-235 military transport aircraft converted into a maritime patrol aircraft has been delivered to Malaysia.

A potential defect in cartridge actuated devices (CAD) used in ejection seats has prompted the grounding of hundreds of military aircraft including Air Force T-38 Talons and T-6 Texan IIs.

A Navy spokeswoman also told Breaking Defense foreign military sales customers have been contacted about the problem.

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"This cutting-edge technology could really enhance Fire Scout’s capability going forward," said Capt. Thomas Lansley.

Australia has indicated informally to India that it may not accept India’s home-built Tejas LCA LIFT aircraft. Setback For India’s Tejas Program

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