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At the Association of Old Crows conference in Washington, head of U.S. Air Force Global Strike Command, told reporters that funding for the B-52 re-engine program will unlikely be approve before 2020.
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Cairo is in talks with Moscow for an agreement that allows both sides to allow their military aircraft to enter each other’s airspace and use their bases.
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A Jan. 1, 2019 deadline in which the United States would continue its use of cluster bombs only if 99 percent of the weapons are able to detonate will be ignored by the Pentagon.
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In a letter to the Dutch House of Representatives, the State Secretary for Defence, said the government might not be able to afford to pay for the last 3 of 37 F-35As due to the Euro to U.S. Dollar exchange rate.
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The U.S. Marine Corps Warfighting Laboratory (MCWL) has given a contract to Yates Electrospace Corp to develop and test 10 unmanned gliders that are able to deliver 700 pounds of life-saving supplies and cargo to any Marine unit.
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Graphic: Yates Electrospace Corporation
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