The 525th Fighter Squadron is the first to field the Increment 3.1 upgrade for the F-22, squadron commander Lt Col Paul “Max” Moga says.
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The 525th Fighter Squadron is the first to field the Increment 3.1 upgrade for the F-22, squadron commander Lt Col Paul “Max” Moga says.
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Japanese ensigns had an American P-3C conduct a flyover for their Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force Officer Candidate School graduation ceremony on Mar. 20.
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Lockheed Martin will pay the U.S. government $15,850,000 to settle a lawsuit on its failure to prevent a supplier from overcharging the aeronautical company and the government.
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Norway’s new defense white paper called for the purchase of 52 F-35 fighters and to push the delivery of two initial training jets to 2015.
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South Korean President Lee Myung Bak said his country and the U.S. are close to an agreement to extend the range of South Korea’s missiles beyond the current 300 kilometers limit.
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