Raytheon has come up with a few ideas to keep its Tomahawk cruise missile line warm with proposals to upgrade, re-certify existing missiles and give the weapon a supersonic capability.
Category: Navy
F-35 fleet-wide grounding lifted, Farnborough trip canceled
The Pentagon has given the green light for the F-35 to resume flying, with limitations however.
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VAW-125 is first squadron to have five E-2s
VAW-125 received its fifth E-2D at NAS Norfolk on Jul. 1, making it the first squadron to have five aircraft.
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USN Reserve EA-18G squadron achieves ‘safe for flight’
The U.S. Navy’s only Reserve VAQ squadron has achieve ‘safe for flight’ status on the EA-18G at NAS Whidbey Island.
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Work to meet U.S. Navy and discuss UCLASS
U.S. Deputy Secretary of Defense Bob Work will meet with navy officials this week and one the items of the agenda is to sort out the requirements for Unmanned Carrier Launched Airborne Surveillance and Strike (UCLASS).