April 26, 2004

April 26, 2004

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WORLD NEWS & ANALYSIS

GLIMMER OF HOPE

By JAMES OTT

WORLD NEWS & ANALYSIS

Better Bullets

By ROBERT WALL,DOUGLAS BARRIE

WORLD NEWS & ANALYSIS

Refueling Rivalries

By ROBERT WALL,DOUGLAS BARRIE

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GLIMMER OF HOPE

Lakefield, Siegel’s successor at US Airways, impresses union leaders as he works on new operating plan for seventh-ranked U.S. major

By JAMES OTT

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Better Bullets

War planners want cruise missiles and bombs to become more flexible

By ROBERT WALL,DOUGLAS BARRIE

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Refueling Rivalries

EADS picks off U.S. competitors to secure tanker and surveillance programs

By ROBERT WALL,DOUGLAS BARRIE

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'Pulser' Back?

‘Donuts-on-a rope’ contrail suggests flight of classified aircraft

By WILLIAM B. SCOTT

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Out of Europe

France, U.K. gear up to command NATO Reaction Force air operations

By MICHAEL A. TAVERNA

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Behind the Curve

France cites ACCS delay, but denies problems with Rafale

By MICHAEL A. TAVERNA

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Stage Setting

Common operating system to underpin U.S. Air Force and Navy UCAVs

By ROBERT WALL,DAVID A. FULGHUM

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Building Block

Industrial expectation and competitive procurement clash over F-35 JSF acquisition

By DOUGLAS BARRIE,ROBERT WALL

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What's Inside

Major JSF components undergo review, and radar testing commences

By ROBERT WALL

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China Surges Again

The Chinese aim to be Asia-Pacific leaders in developing, flying advanced space technology

By CRAIG COVAULT

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