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The U.S. Army is solicitation the industry’s help to develop an Autonomous UAS Navigation system that will allow unmanned aerial vehicles to scout ahead of ground vehicles.
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MiG-31BMs stationed in eastern Siberia’s Krasnoyarsk region have flown non-stop to southern Russia’s Astrakhan region in a seven hour four minutes flight.
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The U.S. Army’s 82nd Combat Aviation Brigade will be organizing a farewell ceremony for the OH-58D helicopter at Fort Bragg on Apr. 15.
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Boeing has been given a $922 million contract for the remanufacture of 117 AH-64E attack helicopters, the DoD said in contracts notification release CR-065-16 on Apr. 7.
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After a visit to Embraer’s plant, Portugal’s defense minister, Azeredo Lopes, said his country is still interested in getting the KC-390 and that a decision is expected soon.
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