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Matthew Bourne's New Adventures announces Doorstep Duets 2023 - Vimarsana News

Matthew Bourne's New Adventures announces Doorstep Duets 2023

Matthew Bourne’s New Adventures, in partnership with Farnham Maltings, is delighted to announce the return of Doorstep Duets...

Ola to Invest $100 Million to Set Up Global Centre in UK - Vimarsana News

Ola to Invest $100 Million to Set Up Global Centre in UK

Ola Electric has announced Ola Future Foundry, its global center for advanced engineering and vehicle design. This center will be based in Coventry, the UK,

Why the U.S. Air Force Won't Follow the F-35 Model for Future Aircraft - Vimarsana News

Why the U.S. Air Force Won't Follow the F-35 Model for Future Aircraft

No one likes the idea of reliving the troubled development process that produced it. Here's What You Need to Know: The F-35 has become a victim of its size and expense. Could a rethink of U.S. acquisition policies bring back the heady days of the “Century Series,” a time in which the Air Force could pick and choose between a variety of different fighters specialized in certain tasks? Could such an approach free the Pentagon from the specter of another gigantic, F-35-sized procurement project? An increasing number of people seem to think so, but before we take steps down that road we shoul...

Why The U.S. Air Force Will Never Build Another F-35 - Vimarsana News

Why The U.S. Air Force Will Never Build Another F-35

Why The U.S. Air Force Will Never Build Another F-35 The integration of modular components into a usable airframe, especially one that would require stealth, seems extraordinarily difficult. Here's What You Need To Remember: The idea of having a variety of different aircraft rather than putting all of the eggs into one fighter-shaped basket has an intuitive appeal. But before we pine for the days of Super Sabres, Delta Daggers and Starfighters, we should take a clear-eyed look at the problems and shortfalls generated during that period. Could a rethink of U.S. acquisition policies bring back...