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Northrop Grumman begins testing X-47B UCAS-D software
Posted on: Mon Nov 26th, 2007 | Flight Global
Northrop Grumman has begun installing systems in the first X-47B under the $635 million US Navy unmanned combat air system demonstrator (UCAS-D) contract won in August. The aircraft is scheduled to fly in 2009 and make its first autonomous carrier landing in 2011.
Posted on: Mon Nov 26th, 2007 | Flight Global
Northrop Grumman has begun installing systems in the first X-47B under the $635 million US Navy unmanned combat air system demonstrator (UCAS-D) contract won in August. The aircraft is scheduled to fly in 2009 and make its first autonomous carrier landing in 2011.
Northrop Awarded $635M for Navy UCAS-D Demonstration Contract
Posted on: Thu Aug 2nd, 2007 | DoD
(DoD Contract Announcement) - Northrop Grumman Systems Corp., Integrated Systems – Western Region, San Diego, Calif., is being awarded a $635,860,599 cost-plus-incentive-fee contract for the Unmanned Combat Air System CV Demonstration Program (UCAS-D).
Posted on: Thu Aug 2nd, 2007 | DoD
(DoD Contract Announcement) - Northrop Grumman Systems Corp., Integrated Systems – Western Region, San Diego, Calif., is being awarded a $635,860,599 cost-plus-incentive-fee contract for the Unmanned Combat Air System CV Demonstration Program (UCAS-D).
Pratt & Whitney F119 Engine Achieves 40,000 Flight Hours
Posted on: Wed Apr 18th, 2007 | Pratt & Whitney
EAST HARTFORD, Conn., April 18, 2007 - The Pratt & Whitney F119 engine, powering the F-22 Raptor, exceeded 40,000 production flight hours in April, a major milestone for the engine program. F119- powered F-22 Raptors currently operate from Langley AFB, Virginia; Edwards AFB, California; Nellis AFB,...
Posted on: Wed Apr 18th, 2007 | Pratt & Whitney
EAST HARTFORD, Conn., April 18, 2007 - The Pratt & Whitney F119 engine, powering the F-22 Raptor, exceeded 40,000 production flight hours in April, a major milestone for the engine program. F119- powered F-22 Raptors currently operate from Langley AFB, Virginia; Edwards AFB, California; Nellis AFB,...
Bids are in for U.S. Navy's UCAS-D
Posted on: Mon Apr 2nd, 2007 | Aviation Week
The U.S. Navy is finally accepting proposals for stealthy unmanned combat aerial system (UCAS) vehicles that can demonstrate a capability to operate from carriers.
Posted on: Mon Apr 2nd, 2007 | Aviation Week
The U.S. Navy is finally accepting proposals for stealthy unmanned combat aerial system (UCAS) vehicles that can demonstrate a capability to operate from carriers.
US Navy opens UCAS-D contest
Posted on: Mon Feb 26th, 2007 | Flight Global
Boeing and Northrop both submit systems developed under J-UCAS for service's combat air system competition
Posted on: Mon Feb 26th, 2007 | Flight Global
Boeing and Northrop both submit systems developed under J-UCAS for service's combat air system competition
- Canada to buy fewer F-35 fighters than thought
- Korea Develops Core Stealth Technology
- JEFX 08 demonstrates F-22 Raptor sensor capabilities
- Groundbreaking for the KC-45 Tanker Manufacturing Facilities Set for June 28
- ROK F-15Ks participate in first exercise with USAF F-16s
- U.S., British Reaper operations combined in Afghanistan
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25 news articles were found:- Input: RFP For Navy UAS Is Expected In Autumn Apr 24th, 2006
- NAVAIR UAV Chief Says New Strategy Needed For Joint Development Apr 21st, 2006
- Air Force committed to unmanned aerial vehicle development Apr 15th, 2006
- Common Airframe for New Bomber, Gunship? Apr 14th, 2006
- Navy Unmanned jet program moved from Wright-Patterson Mar 10th, 2006
- Boeing's robotic plane: All ready, but homeless Mar 2nd, 2006
- J-UCAS Canceled, But Not for Naught Feb 16th, 2006
- One Small Step for Drones Feb 7th, 2006
- USAF to spend $2bn on next unmanned bomber Feb 6th, 2006
- GKN Wins Key X-47B contract - But Will J-UCAS Survive? Jan 16th, 2006
- Pentagon Accelerates Future Bomber Plans - J-UCAS Cancelled Jan 14th, 2006
- J-UCAS program to be cancelled?! Jan 13th, 2006
- The Remote Controlled Military and the Future of Warfare Jan 5th, 2006
- Northrop Grumman's X-47B J-UCAS Team Simulates Control of Four Unmanned Surveillance Attack Aircraft within Aircraft Carrier Airspace Dec 9th, 2005
- Revolution or curiosity? UCAVs wait for a mission statement Nov 11th, 2005
- J-UCAS Research program restructured Nov 2nd, 2005
- Pentagon, Industry 'Working Hard' To Reverse J-UCAS Cut Oct 23rd, 2005
- Lockheed Debuts Revolutionary X-47B Pole Model Design Oct 13th, 2005
- Pratt & Whitney, Northrop Begin Ground Tests for X-47B J-UCAS Engine Aug 13th, 2005
- Smiths Aerospace Selected for Northrop J-UCAS Electronics Jun 13th, 2005
- Northrop Demonstrates Weapons Drop from New Med-Altitude UAV Prototype Mar 4th, 2005
- Northrop Validates Design of X-47B UCAV with Low-Speed Wind Tunnel Tests Nov 10th, 2004
- Boeing's J-UCAS Efforts Are 'Coming Together' Oct 15th, 2004
- Northrop Awarded $1.04 Billion to Continue Work on X-47B J-UCAS Aug 20th, 2004
- Northrop Introduces Full-Scale X-47B Joint Unmanned Combat Air System at Farnborough International Airshow Jul 20th, 2004
