PLUS: Teaming helicopters and drones could dominate future battlefields.
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| Defense Digest - August 21, 2024 |
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| | | | | by Brian Everstine | | New interceptors, radars, and command and control are on the near-term agenda.
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| | | Pratt & Whitney's F135 Engine Core Upgrade (ECU) will ensure the F-35 remains the most advanced fighter for decades to come. Easily retrofittable with all F-35 variants, the ECU delivers the durability and performance to fully-enable next generation weapons and increased power and thermal management for Block 4 and beyond. |
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| | | 50 Years Ago In Aviation Week Northrop’s Variable Speed Training Target is launched at the Army’s White Sands, N.M., missile range while a second VSTT is on the launch rail. The drone can carry a number of target payloads. For additional data, see page 55. Northrop photograph by Robert T. Thornton. |
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