Aviation News
Four U.S. Army aviators were slightly injured when their AH-64s collided at Camp Humphreys, South Korea on Aug. 12.
By U.S. Army Garrison Humphreys, Public Affairs Office (U.S. Army) [Public domain], via Wikimedia Commons
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Russia has gained value experience operating its attack helicopters in Syria and one of the lessons learned was that the metal rotor blades were wearing out faster in the harsh environment in Syria. In future, Russia will be switching to composite rotor blades to mitigate the issues.
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A recent PLA artillery exercise demonstrated the use of the ASN-209 UAV on the battlefield for battle field survey, target location and artillery fire adjustment.
U.S. soldiers out in the front-line require a new defense system to protect themselves from incoming rocket and mortar attacks. Raytheon is partnering with Rafael to market the Iron Dome as a solution to meet a U.S. Army requirement.
Photo: John A. Hamilton
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Local media in India reported that the government has approved funding for a fourth BrahMos regiment and the supersonic cruise missiles will be deployed to its border with China.
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