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EUROCONTROL Versus the Drones: The Death of Another UAV Program

May 21, 2013 Michael Glynn

European news outlets reported last week that the German Euro Hawk Unmanned Air Vehicle (UAV) program will be terminated due to the prohibitive cost of modifying the platform to conform to collision avoidance requirements.  If […]

Military Aviation

Examining Israeli Air Force Weaponeering in the Damascus Strike

May 6, 2013 Michael Glynn

For the second time in three days, strike aircraft of the Israeli Air Force (IAF) attacked targets in the vicinity of Damascus International Airport.  The targets are alleged to have been shipments of Syrian ballistic […]

Military Aviation

How the U.S. Navy and Air Force will Watch North Korea’s Next Missile Launch

April 6, 2013 Michael Glynn

As tensions continue to rise on the Korean Peninsula, the U.S. Navy and Air Force are ready to watch upcoming missile launches. The two services use a variety of ground based, sea-going, and aerial assets […]

Military Aviation

WC-135 in action following DPRK test: how the U.S. Air Force Sniffs for Nuclear Explosions

February 18, 2013 Michael Glynn

While the world diplomatic community debates sanctions against North Korea following the reclusive nation’s underground nuclear test last Tuesday, U.S. Air Force crews are in action over the Sea of Japan, searching for fallout from […]

Maritime Security

Here’s how Coalition Patrol Planes Hunt Somali Pirates in the Horn of Africa

January 22, 2013 Michael Glynn

DJIBOUTI – The shipping lanes of the pirate-infested Somali basin have faded somewhat from the headlines in the past year as attacks and successful hijackings have dropped significantly.  The decrease is due in part to […]

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