Stealth Technology News Archive
Space Shuttle Atlantis to Blast off August 27
Posted on: Thu Aug 17th, 2006 | voanews.com
At a press conference late Wednesday, following the two-day flight readiness review at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida, NASA's senior managers announced an Aug. 27 launch date for mission STS-115, resuming construction of the International Space Station. Launch is slated for 4:30 p.m. EDT.
Posted on: Thu Aug 17th, 2006 | voanews.com
At a press conference late Wednesday, following the two-day flight readiness review at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida, NASA's senior managers announced an Aug. 27 launch date for mission STS-115, resuming construction of the International Space Station. Launch is slated for 4:30 p.m. EDT.
Pilot trapped for 5h in $135m F-22 Raptor Cockpit
Posted on: Mon Apr 24th, 2006 | flightglobal.com
A fire crew had to cut open the canopy of a US Air Force Lockheed Martin F-22A Raptor fighter with chainsaws on 10 April to free the pilot, who had been trapped inside for 5h.
Posted on: Mon Apr 24th, 2006 | flightglobal.com
A fire crew had to cut open the canopy of a US Air Force Lockheed Martin F-22A Raptor fighter with chainsaws on 10 April to free the pilot, who had been trapped inside for 5h.
Air Force explores unmanned version of F-117 stealth fighter aircraft
Posted on: Fri Apr 21st, 2006 | aimpoints.hq.af.mil
The Air Force is exploring the option of converting some of the Lockheed Martin [LMT] F-117A Nighthawk stealth strike aircraft that it otherwise plans to retire in the next several years to unmanned attack platforms, according to service and industry sources.
Posted on: Fri Apr 21st, 2006 | aimpoints.hq.af.mil
The Air Force is exploring the option of converting some of the Lockheed Martin [LMT] F-117A Nighthawk stealth strike aircraft that it otherwise plans to retire in the next several years to unmanned attack platforms, according to service and industry sources.
JSF - Hidden problems of stealth
Posted on: Fri Apr 21st, 2006 | janes.com
While there is no Joint Strike Fighter (JSF) export 'variant' as such, it is apparent from a review of open sources that it would be practical to deliver JSFs in different configurations with different signatures to match national operational requirements documents, protecting US and UK aircraft fro...
Posted on: Fri Apr 21st, 2006 | janes.com
While there is no Joint Strike Fighter (JSF) export 'variant' as such, it is apparent from a review of open sources that it would be practical to deliver JSFs in different configurations with different signatures to match national operational requirements documents, protecting US and UK aircraft fro...
Defense Officials Outline Long-Range, Global Strike Plans
Posted on: Fri Apr 21st, 2006 | aviationweek.com
The U.S. Air Force's analysis of alternatives (AOA) for a new long-range strike (LRS) bomber awaits formal approval by the Pentagon's acquisition chief, while the service's prompt global strike (PGS) concept's AOA is about to be published, Air Force Brig. Gen. Andrew Dichter said April 19.
Posted on: Fri Apr 21st, 2006 | aviationweek.com
The U.S. Air Force's analysis of alternatives (AOA) for a new long-range strike (LRS) bomber awaits formal approval by the Pentagon's acquisition chief, while the service's prompt global strike (PGS) concept's AOA is about to be published, Air Force Brig. Gen. Andrew Dichter said April 19.
- 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
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71 news articles were found:- War costs approach $10 billion a month Apr 20th, 2006
- Time's up for F-111s Apr 17th, 2006
- Air Force chief supports flying F-117s, U-2s longer, if necessary Apr 14th, 2006
- Environmental Assessment Planned for F-22s at Holloman Apr 12th, 2006
- DoD signs off on multiyear procurement plan for F-22 Apr 10th, 2006
- F-22 visits Hill for modifications Apr 6th, 2006
- Buy Raptor instead of JSF, says Labor Apr 6th, 2006
- Engine Tests Continue for Spirit Stealth Bomber Mar 31st, 2006
- Europe Develops Robotic Warplanes Mar 28th, 2006
- US softens opposition to fighter project Mar 27th, 2006
- U.S., U.K. Deadlock Over Stealth Project Mar 26th, 2006
- F-35 Completes Fuel Tests - Begins Structural Testing Mar 24th, 2006
- Brit's shot at Raptor is envy of pilots worldwide Mar 24th, 2006
- 'Pentagon's F-22 Plan Is Not a Recipe for Stability' Mar 20th, 2006
- JSF stealth won't be reduced Mar 20th, 2006
- Sign up for Joint Strike Fighter or Pay More Later, Says US company Mar 16th, 2006
- US Air Force starts final F-22 talks with Lockheed Martin Mar 3rd, 2006
- Holloman AFB Will Get Newest Fighter Jet, Senator Says Mar 2nd, 2006
- First flight of B-2 with modernized radar expected around April Feb 27th, 2006
- F-22A Raptor: Super stealth, super fast, super costly Feb 25th, 2006
- Smaller F-22 fleet yields about 126 combat-ready Raptors Feb 24th, 2006
- New Stealth Fighters Relevant, Despite Rise of UAVs: Lockheed Feb 22nd, 2006
- Stealth jets bound for 'boneyard' Feb 16th, 2006
- Barracuda UAV technology advances Feb 14th, 2006
- Nighthawk set for retirement Feb 7th, 2006
- Canada in talks to spend $10B on stealth jets Feb 3rd, 2006
- Lift-off as Production Starts on First STOVL F-35 JSF Feb 3rd, 2006
- Air Force aims to retire craft early Feb 2nd, 2006
- NAS Pax River Facility to Test Lockheed Martin Stealth Fighters for the Navy and Marine Corps Jan 30th, 2006
- Old war horse of air, the B-52 still bears load Jan 26th, 2006
- F-22A Raptor flies first operational missions Jan 24th, 2006
- UK seeks to align Corax stealth prototype with its plans for future military aircraft Jan 17th, 2006
- F-22 passes 'mission capable' flight test Jan 16th, 2006
- Air Force cuts F-117, B-52, adds F-22s Jan 12th, 2006
- TSR: Astronauts and Area 51: the Skylab Incident Jan 9th, 2006
- Hyperstealth's Fractal Camo Patterns Successfully Tested For Aircraft Jan 9th, 2006
- British threat to fighter project Jan 5th, 2006
- Australian Defence Minister Hill denies fighter fleet cut Jan 4th, 2006
- British Stealth UAV Revealed Dec 20th, 2005
- Lockheed Martin F-22A Raptor ready for combat, Air Force says Dec 15th, 2005
- Pentagon Proposes Extension of F/A-22 Fighter Production Line Dec 1st, 2005
- F/A-22 Wraps Up Deployment Dec 1st, 2005
- F-22 Stealth Ability Revealed by USAF Nov 25th, 2005
- Lockheed Martin Awarded $2.9 Billion F/A-22 Raptor Lot 5 Production Contract Nov 15th, 2005
- Revolution or curiosity? UCAVs wait for a mission statement Nov 11th, 2005
- Korean Air Force Targets Fifth Generation Stealth Fighter Oct 30th, 2005
- Raptors Return with Insight, Information Oct 29th, 2005
- Maui man is charged with selling B-2 bomber secrets Oct 27th, 2005
- Serb innovation downed US Stealth fighter Oct 27th, 2005
- Russia Develops Stealth Aircraft Using Plasma Screen Technology Oct 25th, 2005
- RAND PAF: Lessons Learned from the F/A-22 and F/A-18 Super Hornet Programs Oct 19th, 2005
- More jet fighters needed to face threat of invasion Oct 12th, 2005
- EADS to make planes, missiles invisible to the naked eye Oct 11th, 2005
- Lockheed Delivers 50th F/A-22 Raptor to the U.S. Air Force Sep 29th, 2005
- Raptor enters final phase of testing Sep 7th, 2005
- Pentagon budget cuts put fighter jets in cross hairs Jul 27th, 2005
- Flight control system malfunction caused F/A-22 Raptor crash Jun 9th, 2005
- Air Force official cites flight software in Nellis crash Jan 14th, 2005
- F/A-22 resumes flying at Tyndall after Dec. 20 Nevada crash Jan 6th, 2005
- AFA.org: The Raptor as Bomber Jan 3rd, 2005
- Raptor Tests Suspended After Crash Dec 22nd, 2004
- F/A-22 Crashes at Nellis AFB, Pilot Ejected Safely Dec 21st, 2004
- New Stealth Spy Satellite Debated on Hill Dec 12th, 2004
- USAF Weighs Four Skunk Works Designs for Interim Strike Dec 2nd, 2004
- The New European Fighter Jets Oct 9th, 2004
- Northrop to Deliver Four B-2s with New Bomb Racks Sep 15th, 2004
- Northrop Awarded $388 Million for Next Phase of B-2 Bomber's Radar Modernization Sep 10th, 2004
- B-2 Stealth, Radar Upgrades Near Key Milestones Aug 17th, 2004
- Lockheed Martin Starts F-35 Forward-Fuselage Assembly Jul 13th, 2004
- Stealth fighter-bomber unit is temporarily deployed to S. Korea Jul 3rd, 2004
- F/A-22 Raptor Software Soars In Hard Tests Apr 29th, 2004
