A Libyan air force Chinook helicopter will make a rare appearance at the Malta Air Show this weekend.
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Indian to mount indigenous AESA on LCA MK 2
Sources say India plans to mount an indigenous AESA radar on its on the Light Combat Aircraft (LCA) Mark-2.
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VMA-211 remains operational despite attack
Despite losing some of their Harriers and their commanding officer, VMA-211 is still pushing ahead to complete their deployment in Afghanistan.
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Australian National Audit Office says classic Hornets may need to stay in service beyond 2020
The Australian National Audit Office warned that the RAAF’s F/A-18 Hornets might be forced to remain in service beyond 2020 due to delays with the F-35.
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Four Aegis missile cruisers will be kept longer in service
The U.S. Navy has stop short of retiring four Aegis missiles cruisers in March next year, USS Cowpens, Anzio, Vicksburg and Port Royal were supposed to be retired to save money.
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