Defense

Swiss populace votes ‘no’ on Gripen, forcing the government to look at new ideas

Gripped by procurement changes, Germany seeks to fill sigint capability gap

U.S. Navy says it can thwart Chinese ASBM threat

Chadwick's strategy for succeeding in the future hinges on breaking from the pack to create what he calls “true differentiation”.

Delta IV could be next SpaceX target as ULA struggles to maintain its Atlas V

Air show plans highlight F-35B runway issues

Darpa project lays groundwork for future flight deck security

Russia says it will halt rocket engine deliveries, but U.S. will continue ops

Army aviation tries to offset near-term pain with long-term hope as it restructures

The Pentagon and intelligence community are learning from deployment of hyperspectral and multispectral sensors in combat theaters.

France inches closer to a decision on arming UAVs.

Navy ISS instrument finds new users, some commercial potential with NASA

Workers and sailors work jointly to smooth U.K. carrier service entry

As the German aerospace industry gathers for ILA, it expects more declines in the defense sector

Richard Yuse President; Raytheon Space and Airborne Systems and vice president of Raytheon Co. Education: Bachelor’s and master’s degrees in electrical engineering from Northeastern University. Background: Appointed president of Raytheon SAS in March 2010. Previously, he headed Raytheon Technical Services Co. Yuse joined Raytheon in 1976 and has also led the company’s air and missile defense programs.

The United Nations is seeking bids from companies to provide UAVs for its peacekeeping mission in Mali after shelving plans to deploy surveillance UAVs in Cote d'Ivoire following improved security in the West African country.

The Rise and Fall of a Launch Monopoly?

Navy prepares for radar integration on Triton, early deployment in 2017

L-3 takes on Insitu with all-electric, tactical and unmanned APEX

After multiple delays, British Army begins flying Watchkeeper UAV

Pressure builds on USAF to revisit its 36-core guarantee for ULA

NATO’s new command-and-control system is 15 years in the making, and Italy plans to be the initial user

As combat ends, retirements loom and PBL contracts wane, military MRO idles

Demand for IR countermeasures is growing in small aircraft and helicopter markets

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