We need a fresh look at our wholesale organizational structure
Collaboration, commercial metrics and more accountability can ensure the military’s critical weapons are available when needed.
Swedish Cooperation Turns Tempest Into International Venture
Tempest technology research is generating firsts for Europe and the world.
Manufacturing Process Key For British Low-Cost UCAV Concept
Mosquito aims to bolster air combat mass with a UCAV one-tenth the cost of a manned fighter.
Congress Seeks Answers About Redesigned Kill Vehicle
After the test of its Ground-based Midcourse Defense System, components of the upgraded Redesigned Kill Vehicle may be slowing upgrades to new interceptors.
Japan Upgrading F-15s With APG-82, Other U.S. Systems
Modernized fighters will have the BAE DEWS electronic warfare system and, probably, almost certainly, AIM-120s and AIM-9s.
Capitol Hill Kills J-Stars Recap
Congress finally determines the fate of the U.S. Air Force’s legacy battle management command-and-control platform.
The Week In Defense, July 26-Aug. 2, 2018
Boeing’s tanker charges exceed $2 billion; Israeli air defenses hit Sukhoi, Syrian missiles; anti-tank missiles for Malaysia; and GBSD design trades presented
Countering Next-Generation Space And Missile Threats
The U.S. is looking to overhaul its constellation of missile-warning satellites and seeking sensors that can track emerging threats.
UK Protector Force Carries Vision For Free Flight
Protector timelines pushed to the right as RAF considers priorities and transition plan.
Opinion: Why The Time May Be Ripe For The UK Tempest
The UK has a very important advantage in developing a new European combat aircraft.