Company Prepares To Bid On South Korean Defense Programs
Eurocopter has expressed its intent to participate in two
Request for Proposals it expects to be issued by South Korea's
defense forces in 2012, proposing the Panther platform for the
country's Light Attack Helicopter program, and the Tiger as a Heavy
Attack Helicopter.
B-24J Liberator Went Down During A Bombing Raid Over
Berlin
The Department of Defense POW/Missing Personnel Office (DPMO)
announced late last week that the remains of 10 U.S. servicemen,
missing in action from World War II, have been identified and are
being returned to their families for burial with full military
honors.
Visiongain Report Forecasts Significant Growth Outpacing
Aircraft Development
Global spending on payloads and subsystems for military and
security purposes has jumped in recent years on the back of a surge
in unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) deployment. Behind the growing use
of UAVs lies increasing eagerness on the part of governments
worldwide to harness unprecedented intelligence, surveillance,
reconnaissance, communication and attack capabilities provided by
sensors and payloads carried by expendable aircraft.
Joining In Effort To Promote A Drug-Free Lifestyle
Members of Civil Air Patrol will promote healthy, drug-free
lifestyles October 23-31 during their nationwide observance of Red
Ribbon Week. The oldest, largest drug prevention campaign in the
U.S., Red Ribbon Week is observed across America. This year’s
theme is “It’s Up To Me To Be Drug Free!”
First Public Flight Demonstration For The Propose T-38
Replacement
The Hawk Advanced Jet Trainer (AJT) made its first U.S. flight
demonstration over the weekend at the Fort Worth Alliance Air Show.
The performance showcased the capabilities of the airplane that BAE
says delivers the 5th generation sensor and information management
skills needed by future U.S. fighter pilots.
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