US Army ahead of ITEP schedule despite CDR delay
The Critical Design Review (CDR) phase of the US Army's Improved Turbine Engine Programme (ITEP) has been delayed by two weeks because of COVID-19 issues. …
Selling a simulator is one thing but the real long-term benefits come from upgrading that device over its lifetime to keep the training device current with the platform that it is simulating and refreshing technology such as visual displays and image generators.
With more than 55% of the world’s fielded military aircraft training devices, the US plays a key role in the simulator new build and upgrade market. In the past ten days or so, contracts worth in excess of US$45 million have been issued for upgrades and technical refreshes.
Boeing was awarded a $11 million firm-fixed-price-contract modification for F-15C
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The Critical Design Review (CDR) phase of the US Army's Improved Turbine Engine Programme (ITEP) has been delayed by two weeks because of COVID-19 issues. …
US Special Operations Command (USSOCOM) is seeking industry white papers for its C-UAS Systems Integration Partner (CUxS SIP) requirement. In an RfI published on 17 April, USSOCOM …
Northrop Grumman is set to receive new contracts from the US Navy over the next two years to integrate Link 16 on the MQ-8C Fire …
The US Army will aim to have the new AH-64E Apache Guardian V6 configuration in service during Q1 2022 following flight training with the first …
A popular phrase in the US is ‘if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it’. In aviation, one could think of the DC-3 and the 747, …
The COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic has changed just about everything, including US air power. The effects are likely to be felt for years, including a downturn …