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Grand Forks, North Dakota, to become a Predator hotbed for drone-fired lasers

July 31, 2012 Richard Clements

The Federal Aviation Authority (FAA) has finally given the go ahead for the use of remotely-piloted Predator drones in the airspace above 10,000 acres in North Dakota. According to an article published on RT.com, Starting […]

Drones

Video: U.S. Navy initial flight (and heavy landing) of the X-47B Unmanned Combat Air System Demonstrator.

July 31, 2012 David Cenciotti

On Jul. 29 (or Jul.30 – the news release and the footage have a different timestamp), the U.S. Navy made history after it conducted the Naval Air Station Patuxent River’s initial flight of the X-47B […]

Syria

Syrian Arab Air Force trainer jets turned into attack planes to strike rebel positions

July 30, 2012 David Cenciotti

On Jul. 24, the L-39 Albatros, mistakenly identified by several media outlets as “Migs”, made their first appearance in the Syrian skies. Since then, many videos uploaded to Youtube have shown Syrian Arab Air Force L-39 […]

Military Aviation

Video: Red Flag night launch and recovery time lapse (spanning about 5 hours or so in just 3 minutes).

July 30, 2012 David Cenciotti

Brought to my attention by Jeff Merkowitz, the following video combines about 5 hours of night launches and recoveries from Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada, north of Las Vegas, in just 3 minutes of mesmerizing […]

China

China's new carrier-borne Airborne Early Warning aircraft can't operate from an aircraft carrier

July 30, 2012 David Cenciotti

A couple of interesting images were published on some interesting Chinese defense forum of what appears to be a testbed for a carrier-borne Airborne Early Warning aircraft. Is this a sign that China is currently […]

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