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Northrop exits Navy trainer team, leaving UJTS a two-horse race

Northrop Grumman has pulled out of the Sierra Nevada Corporation-led team bidding for the US Navy's Undergraduate Jet Training System. The company joined in February...

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US Says the Quiet Part Out Loud: “We Have On-Orbit Space Control Weapons”

Speaking at the opening keynote of the Air and Space Forces Association's Air, Space and Cyber Conference in National Harbor, Maryland on 14 September 2026,...

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HÜRJET vs Leonardo M-346 Master: Advanced Jet Trainer Comparison

Turkey's aerospace industry is about to field its first indigenous supersonic jet trainer with the TAI HÜRJET, while Leonardo's M-346 Master has been a de-facto...

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US Army Laser Downs 11 Cartel Drones on the Mexico Border: AMP-HEL’s First Real Mission

The US Army has fired its high-energy laser at a real threat for the first time — not in a war zone, but along its...

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The US Air Force Has Lost 45 Reapers. Now It Wants a $10 Million Drone.

The US Air Force has lost at least 45 MQ-9 Reapers since Operation Epic Fury began in February 2026. That is roughly a quarter of...

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Japan Wants a Radar-Killing Missile – Aimed at Warships, Not Batteries

Japan's Air Self-Defense Force has placed the American-built AGM-88G AARGM-ER on its fiscal 2027 budget request. The unusual part is not the missile itself but...

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Golden Dome’s Real Bill Arrives: One Patriot Battalion Costs $1.79 Billion

Most of the public argument over Golden Dome, the homeland missile shield the United States plans to build, has been about space-based interceptors. An updated...

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