India’s comptroller and auditor general (CAG) questioned why the government changed the requirements for VVIP helicopters so that AgustaWestland can compete with the AW101.
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Category: Air Force
USAF to resume HH-60 operations in Okinawa this Friday
The U.S. Air Force has cleared the HH-60 fleet at Kadena Air Base, Okinawa to resume flights on Friday.
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U.S. AFRL looking at ways to improve radar performance in challenging conditions
The U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory has approached the industry for ways to improve radar detection, tracking, imaging, and classification/identification of targets within contested and challenging environments.
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Boeing to make decision on C-17 line later this year
Boeing’s chief financial officer said Wednesday that his company will later this year make a decision whether to slow, or even stop, manufacturing the C-17.
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Pentagon IG completing classified report on V-22 performance
The Pentagon’s Inspector General is about to complete a classified review of the V-22’s performance and reliability.
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