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The crash of a P.1HH Hammerhead unmanned aerial vehicle prototype on May 31 has resulted in a two-month delay in the delivery process for the Italian Air Force, the Piaggio Aero revealed.
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The Argentine Air Force has converted one of its Learjet 35A into an electronic attack platform to replace its Boeing 707 VR-2.
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Jane’s has learn that the Royal Navy is on course to lose its ScanEagle capability in November 2017 and its Type 23 warships will not have an unmanned aerial vehicle on board for maritime surveillance duties.
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Commander of Air Combat Command, Gen. Herbert J. Carlisle, told reporters in Washington that he is ready to send the F-35A into combat this year once the jet achieved Initial Operating Capability.
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Czech officials disclosed that the U.S. Air Force will send its B-1 and B-52 bombers to participate in this year’s iteration of Ample Strike.
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