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January 21, 2010

Israel Places Conditions On Prospective F-35 Purchase

Wants Aircraft To Include 50 Percent Israeli-Made Technology

The Israeli Defense Ministry has told the Pentagon that to move forward with its purchase of F-35 Joint Strike Fighters, it must be allowed to replace 50 percent of the aircraft's systems with Israeli-manufactured technology.

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Army Seeks To Develop JP-8 Injectors Adaptable To Any Engine

Alternative Fuel Technologies, Inc. Awarded New Phase 1 U.S. Army Contract

The U.S. Army has awarded a new Phase 1 Contract for development of ultra high pressure jet propellant-8 (JP-8) fuel injection systems to Alternative Fuel Technology, LLC (AFT), a wholly owned subsidiary of Alternative Fuel Technologies, Inc.

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Marine Corps TVDL Contract Awarded To Elbit Systems of America

Company Will Provide Tactical Video Data Link For AH-1W

Elbit Systems of America said Wednesday it has been awarded a contract from NAVAIR to provide Tactical Video Data Link (TVDL) for the USMC AH-1W Attack Helicopter.

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Dayton, OH Looks To Become A National UAV Training Center

But Rules Still Prohibit Flight Within NAS

Business leaders near Dayton, Ohio, are working towards establishing the region as a national center for development of Unmanned Air Systems (UAS), but have been unable to get permission to fly UAV's in the area, a development they say would be "critical" to their success.

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Argentine Coast Guard Helo Crashes, Two Dead

Pilots Had More Than 10,000 Hours Combined Experience

A Schweizer 300C helicopter of the Argentine Coast Guard went down Tuesday on a post-maintenance test flight at the San Fernando Naval Base. The highly experienced crew of two did not survive the accident.

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First Upgraded Lynx Helicopters Back In Service

The Upgrades On Twelve Mk9s Were Ordered By The MOD A Year Ago

The first four upgraded Lynx Mk9 helicopters, which are to be sent to Afghanistan, have re-entered service, with three of the aircraft now being used for training, prior to deployment, at 9 Regiment Army Air Corps in Dishforth, North Yorkshire.

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