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Alligator at War

Declan Daly provides an insight into Russia's KA52

Missiles Over Africa

Africa has long been a battleground where various technologies have been used.

Mass Matters - Polish Fighter Procurement

Poland has a mixed fleet of fighter aircraft and are keen to get more.

The Hogs Have Been Let Out

Dick Downs examines the A10 heading for retirement and the F35 being its replacement

Industry News from Around The World

With events happening from one side of the globe to the other we bring you the latest .

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Honeywell T55 Engines To Power Germany’s First Chinooks

Phenix, Dillon Aero Launch Ultra 2XL As A Gunship Platform

Thales to supply FFS to train Bundeswehr pilots

RSAF order eight F-35As

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To Serve at the Sharp End - The Night Stalkers of the 160th SOAR(A)

One of the most significant decisions a person can make is to join the military and serve their country. Equally important though are the follow-up choices of which specialty to select and what unit to aim for. Even within the US army, however, many are not aware of one of its most challenging, prestigious, and rewarding postings, the supremely capable 160th SOAR(A).

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The Canary in the Coal Mine – Japan’s military build-up

As the world’s troubled waters continue to surge many nations have over the past decade, and increasingly now, have increased or are increasing Defense spending. Japan, since WWII has been focussed on self defense but how has recent issues in the South China Sea changed its strategy? Chris Smallhorn examines the landscape and what is happening.

A New ‘Bone Dome’ for fighter pilots – a big deal…

Within fixed-wing aviation, the employment of flight helmets for aircrew is mostly the preserve of the military fast jet cadre, bomber crews and selected tactical transport operators who spend a significant time in the low-level environment. Dick Downs examines the emerging technologies in military helmets.

Never-ending missile-cloning business

Alexander Mladenov reports on how Soviet-era technologies were exploited by these countries in their efforts to obtain a long-sought and often game-changing attack capability over extended ranges.   

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Night time capture of an AH64 Apache spinning up. Photo by Aaron Bennett

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Photos of the Week

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Al Venter

Dawn take-off into a remote interior

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German Army H145Ms working with SOF troops during a training exercise. 

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Colombian Kfir peeling away and punching out some flares. 

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Two Dutch AH-64s head off for a night training sortie in the Netherlands.

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