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When it entered service in the late 1980s the high-speed Kh-31 caused a stir in the West, and it remains a powerful anti-ship/anti-radar weapon today.
Subaru and Bell continue to develop the Bell 412, in part driven by a Japanese military requirement for a new utility helicopter.
Finishing the fuselage structure is a major milestone on the path to the Loyal Wingman’s first flight, which is expected later this year.
With the delivery of the first Boeing P-8 to its base in Scotland the RAF has a maritime patrol aircraft on its books for the first time in over a decade.
IAI's contract to supply wing sets for the T-38 helps keep the U.S. Air Force’s trainer fleet flying until the T-7A Red Hawk enters service.
A NATO contract could lead to more F-16 countries selecting Terma's pylon upgrades.
China’s second aircraft carrier has officially entered naval service, and at least one more is already in build.
Coastal surveillance systems provide 'virtual fence' over the water
Airbus has suggested Australia could still opt for a Tiger upgrade to cover its requirement.
Diehl Defence is highlighting its adaptive missile solutions at the 2020 Singapore Airshow.
