Japan has intentions to let its AH-64 attack helicopters resuming flying next month, following a deadly crash in 2018.
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14th Flying Training Wing unveiled the last of its six heritage flagship aircraft
The 43rd Flying Training Squadron’s T-1A Jayhawk has been painted in the color scheme used on the squadron’s aircraft during World War II.
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Russia’s newest Borei-class SSBN test-fires Bulava for first time
Russia’s newest Borei-class nuclear-powered submarine, Knyaz Vladimir, has carried out its first test-launch of the Bulava ballistic missile recently.
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Taiwan retires UH-1H today
The Republic of China Army retired its UH-1H fleet today and declared the UH-60M fleet fully operational.
Whistleblower’s complaint against P&W to proceed
A whistleblower’s complaint against Pratt & Whitney alleging that the company had sold defective parts for the F119 engine will be allowed to proceed, U.S. District Judge Janet C. Hall has ruled.
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