Defense

Avic reveals details about China’s answer to the F-35; Boeing and Tata pursue ‘Make in India’ manufacturing center of excellence; Textron readies small precision weapons for purchase in 2016; Lebanon’s low-cost UAV.

U.S. industry, banking on worldwide sales, worries that the glacial government approval process could affect pending export deals.

After the failure of the E-10, Saab re-imagines the multi-sensor, single platform surveillance capability.

Works in the Atlantic Council’s War Stories From the Future depict “how emerging antagonists, disruptive technologies, and novel warfighting concepts may animate tomorrow’s conflicts.”

UAE invests in tiltrotor and sends new light attack helos to Yemen.

While nuclear ship construction looks strong, there are still questions about some of its other ship lines in later years.

The U.S. warship patrols to prove that the U.S. Navy enjoys freedom of navigation in what China deems territorial waters is part of an effort to bolster regional ties.

The U.S continues to structure its Navy around the need to ensure security abroad.

Congress is moving toward final passage of a wide-ranging compromise commercial-space bill.

A small range of medications maintained their effectiveness after months on the International Space Station and sometimes well beyond their expiration dates.

ViaSat Inc. is inaugurating a next-generation satellite system comprising vastly more powerful spacecraft with a global system of super-high-throughput satellites.

Australia needs to put great effort into restoring the anti-submarine capability of its air force, the Australian Strategic Policy Institute says.

The U.S. Army and Air Force deployed Stryker vehicles earlier this month to the north of the Arctic Circle for the first time, the Army says.

Boeing Co. and Tata Advanced Systems Ltd. have decided to jointly make aircraft parts and collaborate on integrated systems development opportunities in India.

The U.S. Navy tested two Trident II D5 fleet ballistic missiles to qualify the new flight control and interlocks electronics packages for deployment in 2017, Lockheed Martin says.

Global governments have OK'd radio spectrum allocation that would extend current flight-tracking technology to worldwide coverage using satellites.

The U.S. Air Force is set to announce moves to reduce strain on its unmanned air vehicle crews, according to Air Combat Command chief Gen. Herbert Carlisle.

A possible contract from Indonesia may extend F-16 manufacturing into 2018, Lockheed Martin says.

South Korea has revealed developmental equipment that could lead to replacements for systems that the U.S. is withholding from the KF-X indigenous fighter program.

Saudi Aerospace Engineering Industries (SAEI) says its new $1 billion maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) facility will be open for business by the end of 2016.

Military operations in Yemen and elsewhere in the Middle East are prompting a demand for precision-guided munitions and supporting equipment.

The UAE and AgustaWestland are in the final stages of negotiating a MoU to develop and purchase the AW609 commercial tiltrotor for search-and-rescue missions.

A number of African countries have turned their attention to the Embraer EMB-314 A29 SuperTucano aircraft. Jon Lake looks at the reasons why.

A duplicate of the service module that the European Space Agency will provide as its contribution to NASA’s Orion crew capsule has been shipped to the U.S. for structural testing.

Officials of the Lone Star Flight Museum anticipate a February 2017 opening for their new $35 million, 130,000-sq.-ft. home.