Air Force and Boeing’s signed $3.9 billion fixed-price contracts for Air Force One are at least two years late and over budget at $1.1 billion. Reasons for the Delay The View More ›
After a long wait, the Department of Defense has finally released its Responsible Artificial Intelligence (RAI) Strategy and Implementation Pathway, highlighting the importance of having a data-focused organization that emphasizes View More ›
Disclaimer: Spoiler Alert! We’ll be talking about a few things that happen in the film, specifically the E-2D aircraft, so don’t continue reading if you haven’t watched it yet. We’re View More ›
Spanish Air Force’s F-18s can finally retire in 2024 after the contract with NATO Eurofighter and Tornado Management Agency (NETMA) worth $2.15 billion was signed during the ILA Berlin Airshow View More ›
Imagine a US Embassy under attack in a foreign country. It is seemingly cut off from all aid and assistance. The outnumbered Marine guards are fighting off hoards of armed View More ›
China has pretty much made a reputation for copying products, be it gadgets or shoes, maybe clothing. If you made it, you bet they could recreate it. This might have View More ›
Top Gun Maverick opened a few days ago to big box office numbers, bringing in more than $150 million in its first weekend. $150 million dollars would buy Russia about View More ›
It’s safe to say that World War II was a battle of the skies. A good amount of the encounters and combat during its time didn’t happen on land but View More ›
The process of producing new aircraft designs is long. It usually starts with written proposals and approvals before they end up reaching production. The prototype phase allows people to test View More ›
The need for speed for military aircraft has long been crucial, especially during the Cold War Era. Whether it’s to outrun the enemies, shorten the aircraft’s exposure to enemy airspace, View More ›