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Headlines of: Thursday 15 December, 2005
Space Tourism Firm Unveils Orbital Spacecraft Concept
Posted on: Thu Dec 15th, 2005 | space.com
A space tourism group developing a suborbital rocket ship is now talking aim at orbital trips with a new spacecraft that doubles as a hypersonic glider.
Posted on: Thu Dec 15th, 2005 | space.com
A space tourism group developing a suborbital rocket ship is now talking aim at orbital trips with a new spacecraft that doubles as a hypersonic glider.
Study uncovers problems with UAVs
Posted on: Thu Dec 15th, 2005 | navytimes.com
Unmanned military aircraft have knocked out enemy targets and collected intelligence in the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, but are plagued with problems that delay information from getting to commanders for hours or days, according to congressional investigators.
Posted on: Thu Dec 15th, 2005 | navytimes.com
Unmanned military aircraft have knocked out enemy targets and collected intelligence in the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, but are plagued with problems that delay information from getting to commanders for hours or days, according to congressional investigators.
US Navy considers Global Hawk deployment
Posted on: Thu Dec 15th, 2005 | flightinternational.com
US Navy leaders are considering proposals to deploy two Northrop Grumman RQ-4A Global Hawk unmanned air vehicles originally purchased only to perform high-altitude surveillance demonstrations. The manufacturer says the Global Hawk’s impressive showing in the two-week Trident Warrior ’05 ...
Posted on: Thu Dec 15th, 2005 | flightinternational.com
US Navy leaders are considering proposals to deploy two Northrop Grumman RQ-4A Global Hawk unmanned air vehicles originally purchased only to perform high-altitude surveillance demonstrations. The manufacturer says the Global Hawk’s impressive showing in the two-week Trident Warrior ’05 ...
Lockheed Martin F-22A Raptor ready for combat, Air Force says
Posted on: Thu Dec 15th, 2005 | aimpoints.hq.af.mil
Lockheed Martin Corp's F-22A Raptor stealth fighter, the most expensive fighter plane ever built, is ready for wartime operations, the Air Force's top combat commander said today.
Posted on: Thu Dec 15th, 2005 | aimpoints.hq.af.mil
Lockheed Martin Corp's F-22A Raptor stealth fighter, the most expensive fighter plane ever built, is ready for wartime operations, the Air Force's top combat commander said today.
- Lockheed Receives Contract For Four C-130J Aircraft For Qatar
- Boeing Announces New Rotorcraft Program: AH-6
- Russia's arms sales to Venezuela for defense only - Lavrov
- Pentagon denies Iran forced down U.S. plane
- DARPA Kills Oblique Flying Wing
- Stennis Puts New Growlers to the Test
- Gripen NG shortlisted in Brazil
- Russia's UAC optimistic over Indian fighter tender
- Russia's MiG fighter contract with Algeria 'still in effect'
- Sukhoi starts testing 2nd Su-35 fighter prototype
- Russia's strategic bombers to drill with full combat payloads
- Eielson commander welcomes Red Flag-Alaska participants
- Lockheed Martin F-22 Raptor Reaches Milestone In Maturity
- F-35A Logs 50th Mission; F-35B Prepares For Transition To STOVL Flights
- F/A-18E/F Super Hornet a Finalist in Brazil Fighter Aircraft Competition
