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Headlines of: Monday 29 August, 2005
Next generation will alter Kennedy Space Center
Posted on: Mon Aug 29th, 2005 | usatoday.com
CAPE CANAVERAL — U.S. astronauts will launch to the moon on sleek, single, shuttle booster rockets and the first new upper-stage rocket this country has developed in more than a decade, NASA and the Pentagon have told the White House.
Posted on: Mon Aug 29th, 2005 | usatoday.com
CAPE CANAVERAL — U.S. astronauts will launch to the moon on sleek, single, shuttle booster rockets and the first new upper-stage rocket this country has developed in more than a decade, NASA and the Pentagon have told the White House.
Vertical Tails Bring First Upgraded Global Hawk Closer to Completion
Posted on: Mon Aug 29th, 2005 | prnewswire.com
MANASSAS, Va., Aug. 29 /PRNewswire/ -- Aurora Flight Sciences announced today that it delivered the first set of vertical tails for the new RQ-4B model of the Global Hawk unmanned aerial vehicle to prime contractor Northrop Grumman (NYSE: NOC). Aurora designed and fabricated tooling for the new air...
Posted on: Mon Aug 29th, 2005 | prnewswire.com
MANASSAS, Va., Aug. 29 /PRNewswire/ -- Aurora Flight Sciences announced today that it delivered the first set of vertical tails for the new RQ-4B model of the Global Hawk unmanned aerial vehicle to prime contractor Northrop Grumman (NYSE: NOC). Aurora designed and fabricated tooling for the new air...
Gripen Expands Its Advanced Weapons Capabilities
Posted on: Mon Aug 29th, 2005 | gripen.com
The Gripen weapons integration program is constantly evolving. With precision guided munitions testing essentially complete, the development team will soon start work with the Meteor advanced beyond visual range air-to-air missile.
Posted on: Mon Aug 29th, 2005 | gripen.com
The Gripen weapons integration program is constantly evolving. With precision guided munitions testing essentially complete, the development team will soon start work with the Meteor advanced beyond visual range air-to-air missile.
Beale’s Global Hawk mission extends worldwide
Posted on: Mon Aug 29th, 2005 | i-newswire.com
The $35-million Global Hawk is used to provide Air Force and joint battlefield commanders near real-time, high-resolution intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance imagery. Cruising at higher than 65,000 feet, the Global Hawk can survey large geographic areas with pinpoint accuracy, to give mili...
Posted on: Mon Aug 29th, 2005 | i-newswire.com
The $35-million Global Hawk is used to provide Air Force and joint battlefield commanders near real-time, high-resolution intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance imagery. Cruising at higher than 65,000 feet, the Global Hawk can survey large geographic areas with pinpoint accuracy, to give mili...
- 4th F-35 Lightning II Rolls Out As Production Line Fills Up At Lockheed
- Lockheed Martin C-5m Super Galaxy Completes Flight Test
- Air Guard Predator pilots increase combat air patrols
- Predator passes 400,000 hours
- Future Predator/Reaper Formal Training Unit announced
- Saab/Gripen team completes Hungarian offset contract
- South African Gripen deliveries on track
- Boeing Delivers Super Hornet Proposal to Brazil For F-X2 Competition
- Northrop to Support NASA's Global Hawk Earth Science Research Aircraft
- NATO forces a step closer to attaining C-17s
