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GE Aerospace T901 engines accepted by U.S. Army in support of improved turbine engine program - Vimarsana News

GE Aerospace T901 engines accepted by U.S. Army in support of improved turbine engine program

These next-generation rotorcraft engines will power the U.S. Army’s UH-60 Black Hawk, AH-64 Apache and Future Attack Reconnaissance Aircraft.

Future Attack Reconnaissance Aircraft Program: Revolutionizing Military Aviation or Budget-Busting Gamble? - Vimarsana News

Future Attack Reconnaissance Aircraft Program: Revolutionizing Military Aviation or Budget-Busting Gamble?

In a rapidly changing landscape of defense priorities, George Landrith's compelling critique challenges the wisdom of investing in the costly and untested Future Attack Reconnaissance Aircraft (FARA) program, advocating instead for a more cost-effective approach by upgrading existing Apache helicopters to address immediate security concerns.

Source: sofrep.com
Defense spending bill would pump $2B into Fort Worth's Lockheed Martin, Bell Textron - Vimarsana News

Defense spending bill would pump $2B into Fort Worth's Lockheed Martin, Bell Textron

The House’s Defense Appropriations Act approved last week includes funds for the production of 86 new F-35 aircraft out of Lockheed Martin’s Fort Worth plant.

Source: yahoo.com
Business notes for the week of Sept. 25 - Vimarsana News

Business notes for the week of Sept. 25

See which businesses are giving back and which companies are celebrating milestones.

How the US Army aviation chief is prepping for the future fleet - Vimarsana News

How the US Army aviation chief is prepping for the future fleet

Maj. Gen. Mac McCurry sat down with Defense News to discuss how the service will simultaneously balance the existing and future fleet.