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Pratt blasts Lockheed's 'confusing and misleading' adaptive engine advocacy (Exclusive) - Vimarsana News

Pratt blasts Lockheed's 'confusing and misleading' adaptive engine advocacy (Exclusive)

In a high-profile public spat with little precedence between the airframe and engine giants, Pratt & Whitney executives are formally accusing Lockheed Martin of prioritizing its own bottom line by seeking an adaptive engine solution for the Joint Strike Fighter.

AUKUS Alliance Should Develop Armada Of Common Loyal Wingman Drones - Vimarsana News

AUKUS Alliance Should Develop Armada Of Common Loyal Wingman Drones

AUKUS presents an incredible opportunity to build huge numbers of common collaborative drones that can fight with 4th and 5th gen fighters.

Source: yahoo.com
Why Wittman wants to save AETP engine while slowing next-gen fighter funding - Vimarsana News

Why Wittman wants to save AETP engine while slowing next-gen fighter funding

In an interview with Breaking Defense, chairman of the House Armed Services Tactical Air and Land Forces subcommittee Rep. Rob Wittman explains the committee’s thinking behind keeping AETP going, as well as the reason for slashing funds from NGAD.

Latest F-35s Will Go Directly Into Storage Until Upgrade Woes Ironed Out - Vimarsana News

Latest F-35s Will Go Directly Into Storage Until Upgrade Woes Ironed Out

The Pentagon plans to stop deliveries of its latest F-35s until developmental glitches with its Technology Refresh 3 hardware are ironed out.

Source: yahoo.com
U.K. Considering Adding Catapults, Arresting Gear to Aircraft Carries - Vimarsana News

U.K. Considering Adding Catapults, Arresting Gear to Aircraft Carries

The U.K. Royal Navy is studying the introduction of aircraft launch and recovery systems onboard its two Queen Elizabeth-class aircraft carriers to “open up” the flight deck to a broader range of crewed and uncrewed air systems. Speaking at the Defence Leaders’ Combined Naval Event 2023 conference in Farnborough on May 24, U.K. Royal Marine […]

Source: usni.org