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UK, Italy, Japan companies eye novel sensor mix for GCAP warplane - Vimarsana News

UK, Italy, Japan companies eye novel sensor mix for GCAP warplane

Leonardo UK, Leonardo Italy, Italy’s ELT Group and Japan’s Mitsubishi Electric envision divvying up the fighter's sensor-related work share in 2025.

Source: yahoo.com
UK finally clears troubled Ajax infantry fighting vehicle to enter service in 2025, 8 years late - Vimarsana News

UK finally clears troubled Ajax infantry fighting vehicle to enter service in 2025, 8 years late

The decision brings to a close months of uncertainty that saw officials refuse to commit to any timeframe for the troubled British Army platform to be fielded.

B3 Group Supports VA S/WIMS Health and Safety System Go-Live - Vimarsana News

B3 Group Supports VA S/WIMS Health and Safety System Go-Live

/PRNewswire/ -- B3 Group is proud to announce that in partnership with Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), it has achieved the anticipated Initial Operating...

B3 Group Supports VA S/WIMS Health and Safety System Go-Live - Vimarsana News

B3 Group Supports VA S/WIMS Health and Safety System Go-Live

/PRNewswire/ -- B3 Group is proud to announce that in partnership with Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), it has achieved the anticipated Initial Operating...

Tejas keeps India's capability gap with China under check. It is HAL's game to lose now - Vimarsana News

Tejas keeps India's capability gap with China under check. It is HAL's game to lose now

Text Size: A+ On 13 January 2021, the Cabinet Committee on Security finally cleared the long-pending acquisition of 73 improved Tejas Light Combat Aircraft Mk.1A fighters along with ten LCA Mk.1 trainers. This Rs 45,696 crore (US$ 6.25 billion) programme marks a rare high point for the beleaguered thirty-year programme, which has suffered through significant development and production delays, and seen no new orders since the Indian Air Force committed to inducting forty aircraft back in 2005. The LCA Mk.1A variant dates back to 2015, when the IAF, unhappy with the state of the programme...