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Headlines of: Monday 8 May, 2006
CENTAF releases combined airpower summary
Posted on: Mon May 8th, 2006 | af.mil
5/8/2006 - SOUTHWEST ASIA (AFPN) -- U.S. Central Command Air Forces officials released the combined airpower summary for May 5 to 7.
Posted on: Mon May 8th, 2006 | af.mil
5/8/2006 - SOUTHWEST ASIA (AFPN) -- U.S. Central Command Air Forces officials released the combined airpower summary for May 5 to 7.
Japan to Talk With NASA on Supersonic Jet
Posted on: Mon May 8th, 2006 | latimes.com
TOKYO -- Stung by repeated setbacks, Japan's space agency plans to start talks next month with NASA about jointly developing a supersonic successor to the retired Concorde, an official said Monday.
Posted on: Mon May 8th, 2006 | latimes.com
TOKYO -- Stung by repeated setbacks, Japan's space agency plans to start talks next month with NASA about jointly developing a supersonic successor to the retired Concorde, an official said Monday.
Boeing eyes Indian defence pie
Posted on: Mon May 8th, 2006 | hindustantimes.com
Less than a month after bidding for the sale of eight P-8A maritime aircraft to the Indian Navy, Boeing is now eyeing a mega-defence deal. It is pitching its F/A-18E/F "Super Hornet" for India’s ambitious plan to induct 126 multi-role fighter aircraft.
Posted on: Mon May 8th, 2006 | hindustantimes.com
Less than a month after bidding for the sale of eight P-8A maritime aircraft to the Indian Navy, Boeing is now eyeing a mega-defence deal. It is pitching its F/A-18E/F "Super Hornet" for India’s ambitious plan to induct 126 multi-role fighter aircraft.
The real significance of the ISS thruster test failure
Posted on: Mon May 8th, 2006 | thespacereview.com
Last month the test of thrusters mounted on a Russian module of the ISS was aborted. James Oberg examines what went wrong with that test, and its significance for ISS operations in general.
Posted on: Mon May 8th, 2006 | thespacereview.com
Last month the test of thrusters mounted on a Russian module of the ISS was aborted. James Oberg examines what went wrong with that test, and its significance for ISS operations in general.
USAF Retires Last Lockheed Martin C-141 StarLifter
Posted on: Mon May 8th, 2006 | globalsecurity.org
WRIGHT-PATTERSON AFB, Ohio, May 6 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- The U.S. Air Force retired the last Lockheed Martin C-141 StarLifter airlifter to the National Museum of the United States Air Force in ceremonies here this morning, closing out the transport's 43-year career.
Posted on: Mon May 8th, 2006 | globalsecurity.org
WRIGHT-PATTERSON AFB, Ohio, May 6 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- The U.S. Air Force retired the last Lockheed Martin C-141 StarLifter airlifter to the National Museum of the United States Air Force in ceremonies here this morning, closing out the transport's 43-year career.
- Boeing's C-130 AMP Flight Marks Completion of Software Development
- Navy UCAS Demonstrator On Track for First Flight
- Lockheed Demonstrates Intelligent Autonomous Control of Multiple UAVs
- Russian Navy aircraft test new equipment over the Arctic
- 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
