Flights at Portland International Airport were disrupted on Thursday afternoon after a F-15 from the Oregon Air National Guard blew its tires while landing and got stranded on the runway.
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Russia to put two Missile Attack Early Warning System radars into service next year
Russia will have two Missile Attack Early Warning System radars operational next year, Maj. Gen. Alexander Golovko, head of Aerospace Defense Forces said Thursday.
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F-35A completes 1st in-flight missile launch
An F-35A has completed the first in-flight missile launch of an AIM-120 over the Point Mugu Sea test range on Jun. 5.
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Germany will continue to fund AGS
German defense minister Thomas de Maiziere assured NATO that Berlin will continue to fun the Alliance Ground Surveillance (AGS) despite canceling the EuroHawk program.
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AgustaWestland wants New Delhi to pay up
AgustaWestland has asked India’s Finance Ministry to pay up around $430 million for the deal to supply 12 EH101 VVIP helicopters to the IAF.
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