Germany will continue to use an air base in Uzbekistan to resupply its troops in Afghanistan.
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Multi-player video game teaches U.S. Navy sailors how to defend ships against missile attacks
The U.S. Navy has developed a new multi-player video game, called “Strike Group Defender: The Missile Matrix,” to train sailors on how to defend ships from missile attacks.
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Call for RN’s F-35B to be renamed ‘Sea Lightning’
A former head of the Royal Navy, Lord West of Spithead, is seeking to retain navy tradition and is seeking to have the F-35B renamed ‘Sea Lightning.’
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Japanese court ruled that government compensate Fuji Heavy Industries over AH-64 contract
A Tokyo District Court has ordered the government to pay compensation to Fuji Heavy Industries Ltd. for cancelling orders to buy 52 AH-64D attack helicopters.
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Management shakeup at A400M project office
Domingo Urena-Raso, the Airbus executive who helped steer the A400M program out of its engine troubles, has been replaced by the head of Airbus commercial flight test operations.
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