Aviation News
Six Apache helicopters with the U.S. Army 1st Infantry Division’s Combat Aviation Brigade were damaged when a thunderstorm blew through Fort Riley’s Marshall Army Airfield on Wednesday.
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Saab has responded to the South African National Defence Force denial on the establishment of the Gripen Fighter Weapon School by saying that it is in discussions with different stakeholders.
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Fearing Israel may carry out air strikes in Syria to destroy the latter’s chemical weapons, Pentagon officials are talking with their Israeli counterparts to get a sense of their intentions.
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South Korea’s bid to develop a mid-to-high-altitude drone has hit a road block after the U.S. insists that fuel be included in the payload calculations.
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A HM-15 MH-53E Sea Dragon helicopter crashed off Oman on Jul. 19 while conducting heavy lift support operations. The U.S. Navy is still trying to determine the fate of its crew.
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