Aerospace & Defense Roundup: Sept, 10

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Italy Joins Britain’s Tempest Fighter Project

Italy looks set to become the second nation to join Britain’s Tempest future fighter development project.

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AeroVironment Prepares To Fly Hawk30 HAPS

HAPSMobile, the joint venture between AeroVironment and Japan’s SoftBank, is preparing to fly the Hawk30 high-altitude pseudo-satellite at NASA Armstrong Flight Research Center on Edwards AFB in California.

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Senate Subcommittee Advances DOD Approps Bill

The Senate Appropriations defense subcommittee has advanced the Pentagon’s fiscal 2020 budget request and would provide the Defense Department with $694.9 billion in accordance with the 2019 Bipartisan Budget Act.

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AH-64: U.S. Army

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Ariane 6 Schedule Delayed Until End Of 2020

The development schedule of Europe’s medium- to heavy-lift Ariane 6 launcher has been delayed, with the first launch now foreseen by the end of 2020, Arianespace CEO Stephane Israel says.

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H-IIB Launch Canceled After Fire At Japan Pad

A fire broke out during final preparations for launch of a Mitsubishi Heavy Industries H-IIB rocket carrying a cargo ship to the International Space Station for JAXA.

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MHI's Ray Iechika Takaku briefs reporters at the Tanegashima Space Center: Irene Klotz

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BAE To Purchase HAPS Developer Prismatic

BAE Systems says it has reached an agreement to purchase British startup Prismatic, a high-altitude pseudo-satellite (HAPS) manufacturer.

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Finland Plans War Games For Fighter Contenders

The simulated war game, dubbed the HX Challenge, will “verify what the candidates have said and promised in their answers,” the program director says.

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Aerospace & Defense Roundup: Sept, 10

Italy Joins Britain’s Tempest Fighter Project

AeroVironment Prepares To Fly Hawk30 HAPS

Senate Subcommittee Advances DOD Approps Bill

Ariane 6 Schedule Delayed Until End Of 2020

H-IIB Launch Canceled After Fire At Japan Pad

BAE To Purchase HAPS Developer Prismatic

Finland Plans War Games For Fighter Contenders

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Aerospace & Defense Roundup: Sept, 10

Italy Joins Britain’s Tempest Fighter Project

AeroVironment Prepares To Fly Hawk30 HAPS

Senate Subcommittee Advances DOD Approps Bill

Ariane 6 Schedule Delayed Until End Of 2020

H-IIB Launch Canceled After Fire At Japan Pad

BAE To Purchase HAPS Developer Prismatic

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