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After Houthis said they will target all ships headed to Israel, regardless of nationality, U.S., U.K. And French Forces are responding to the drone attacks.

The Hypersonic Dual-Mode Ramjet test, believed to be the first of its kind, exploited rotating detonation combustion technology.

The GCAP Development treaty confirmed that the HQ of the programme will be based in the UK, while the first CEO will come from Italy.

The new MQ-9A Block 5 RPA was delivered, along with a new Mobile Ground Control Station, as part of a Mid-Life Modernization of the Italian fleet of Predator RPAs.

The Belgian F-35A, the first of 34 on order, will be delivered next year and based at Luke Air Force Base for training.

The Fleet Air Arm 809 Naval Air Squadron will be jointly operated by the Royal Navy and Royal Air Force, similarly to the other frontline unit, the 617 Dambusters Squadron.

The 10-year deal covers the entire syllabus of the Swedish pilots in Italy from the basic jet training to the lead-in fighter training.

A report of the DoD IG says spare parts shortage decreased the B-52’s availability rate and increased the need to cannibalize other aircraft.

The F-35 reconstruction project, expected to be completed in 2025, opens the door for repairing future mishap aircraft using tooling, equipment, techniques, and knowledge that has been developed.

In the wake of the 2019 B-17 Flying Fortress accident, the Collings Foundation decided to ground its aircraft and put them on permanent display.