Royal Navy’s Autonomous Helicopter ‘Proteus’ Completes Ground Testing
The Royal Navy’s autonomous helicopter project has approached a new milestone as the ‘Proteus’ technology demonstrator completed its ground testing phase ahead of future flight tests. Produced by Leonardo Helicopters…
Pilot Safe After USAF Thunderbirds F-16 Crashes in California
The pilot of a U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds F-16C Fighting Falcon is in a stable condition after ejecting from the aircraft before it crashed into a lakebed near Trona, California.Reports…
B-2 Damaged in Landing Mishap Returns to Service After Four Years of Major Structural Repairs
The aircraft suffered a landing gear collapse at Whiteman AFB on Sep. 14, 2021, and was put through an extensive Programmed Depot Maintenance at Plant 42 to return to operational…
Inside the Evolving Nordic Airpower: How the Swedish Air Force Is Adapting to the Russian Threat
Exclusive interview with Col. Carl “Wiseguy” Bergqvist, Commandant of the Swedish Air Force Air Warfare Center, on Gripen upgrades, dispersed operations, counter-UAS developments, and more. We recently had the opportunity…
U.S. Establishes Task Force to Employ One-Way-Attack Drones in Middle East
CENTCOM launched Task Force Scorpion Strike will employ the Shahed-like Low-cost Unmanned Combat Attack System (LUCAS) drones currently based in the Middle East.The U.S. military will employ Shahed-like One-Way-Attack (OWA)…
Australia Considers Sending Tiger Helicopters to Ukraine
Australian media has reported on the possible transfer of Tiger attack helicopters to Ukraine as the Australian Army withdraws the type in favor of the AH-64E Apache Guardian. Ukraine first…
