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Fighter aircraft are fixed-wing military aircraft designed primarily for air-to-air combat. In military conflict, the role of fighter aircraft is to establish air superiority of the battlespace. Domination of the airspace above a battlefield permits bombers and attack aircraft to engage in tactical and strategic bombing of enemy targets.

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Ex-Change Parts Buys Surplus Airbus H225 Super Puma Helicopter Stock Inventory

on August 08, 2022

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The B-52 ‘BUFF’: Why The Stratofortress Bomber Keep Flying

on June 09, 2022

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The New Spike-NLOS Missile Quadruples The Killing Range Of The Apache Helicopter

on May 15, 2022

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US Air force to Eliminate 20 Rq-4 global hawks spy planes .

on May 08, 2022

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The US Military Just Flew A Drone 4,000 Miles For A ‘War With China’ Drill

on May 06, 2022

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The Air Force Will Strike Ships from the Air with Its New ‘QUICKSINK’ Bombs

on May 06, 2022

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Airbus H145M Helicopter Successfully Fires Rafael Spike ER2 Anti-tank Guided Missile

Airbus has successfully performed the first firing demonstration of a Rafael Spike ER2 anti-tank guided missile from an H145M medium helicopter as part of the company’s wider effort to expand the scope and capability of the HForce generic ωєαρσиs system (GWS) package. The demonstration took place at the Cincu firing range in Brasov, Romania. Among those in attendance were delegations from Germany, North Macedonia and Serbia. So far, users of the H145M are Hungary (20 Helicopters), Germany (15), Serbia (9), Thailand (5) and Luxembourg (2). According to Airbus Helicopters, the helicopter will also be offered to the Romanian army. According to Airbus, as part of the so-called “derisking” phase, initial investigations were carried out in January at the Cincu firing range in Romania to assess the effects of the missile launch on the helicopter. The next step is to integrate the Spike anti-tank missile into the helicopter’s HForce system. Drawing on experience with the Tiger attack helicopt

US Army AH-64E V6 Apache Attack Helicopters Conduct Aerial Gunnery Drills in South Korea

U.S. Army 5th Squadron, 17th Cavalry Regiment and 4-2 Attack Battalion are conducting aerial gunnery, certifying their crews on AGM-114 Hellfire missiles, Hydra 70 rockets and 30mm canon at Rodriguez Live Fire Complex. Both units are using the latest AH-64E v6 Apache helicopter. The U.S. Army activated a new air cavalry squadron on 17 May, 2022, that will take on the permanent reconnaissance mission for the 2nd Infantry Division ROK-U.S. Combined Division. The activation of 5th Squadron, 17th Cavalry Regiment (5-17 ACS) as a permanent unit to 2nd Combat Aviation Brigade, will soon assume the mission of the current rotational squadron, 4th Squadron, 6th Cavalry Regiment, of being the primary reconnaissance element to the division. Soldier assigned to 5-17 Air Cavalry Squadron, 2nd Combat Aviation Brigade, 2nd Infantry Division, is seen loading a Hydra 70 missile into the AH-64E Apache Helicopter, July 19, 2022, Rodriguez Live Fire Complex, Republic of Korea. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Os

What Role Does Stealth Play In The Army’s Defiant X Helicopter?

Certainly, a cursory look at the airframe of a DEFIANT X appears to reveal a smooth and gradually curved or rounded radar evading external configuration. Most Army and industry weapons experts, engineers and innovators may not use the word "stealth" when describing the service's emerging Future Long Range Assault Aircraft (helicopter) program, yet developers are clear to discuss the merits of thermal signature management and finding ways to lower the aircraft's radar signature. The Director of Army Futures Command Future Vertical Lift Cross-Functional team described this in an interesting and impactful way when referring to the kinds of innovative engineering methods employed in the construction of new, less-detectable helicopters now developing for the 2030s. "We know how to hide in the radar clutter and we understand how that generates standoff and overmatch," Rugen told The National Interest last year. An essay by Lockheed-Sikorsky-Boeing on its new DEFI

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