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U.S.-based Oriole Capital Group reached an agreement with Kharkiv State Aircraft Manufacturing Company of Ukraine to resume the production of the An-74.
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Eight South Korean AH-64Es participated in the first live-firing of the AGM-114 air-to-surface missile at a range off the western coastal city of Gunsan on Nov. 13.
Tupolev Deputy CEO for Design and R&D, Valery Solozobov, told TASS that his company has received requests from wealthy individuals to convert the firm’s supersonic bombers into private business jets.
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Airborne Tactical Advantage Company brought its Kfirs to MCAS Beaufort on Nov. 6 for two weeks of training with pilots from VMFAT-501. Interestingly, the F-35Bs sport British roundels.
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Reuters has been told by four sources that Japan has decided to postpone a decision for the F-3 fighter program.
