Northrop Grumman, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) officials and industry team representatives unveiled the first NATO Alliance Ground Surveillance (AGS) aircraft in Palmdale, California on Jun. 4.
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Russia to start production of new Tu-160M2 bomber only after 2023
Moscow’s plan to restart production and procure new Tu-160 bombers won’t happen until after 2023, said Deputy Defense Minister Yuri Borisov.
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Lebanon requests for 1,000 AGM-114s
Lebanon has requested via the Foreign Military Sale route to buy 1,000 AGM-114 Hellfire II missiles.
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Boeing flies new radar on P-8A that will replace the APS-149 LSRS
NAVAIR announced that a P-8A equipped with the new APS-154 Advanced Airborne Sensor (AAS) radar has made its first flight on May 20.
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RCAF could resurrect VH-71s as search-and-rescue aircraft
Canada bought nine VH-71 helicopters from the United States in 2011 to be used as spares for its search-and-rescue Cormorant helicopter, the Royal Canadian Air Force has determined that seven of those helicopters are airworthy and wants to add them to the flight line.
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