November 23, 2009

November 23, 2009

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ELECTRONIC WARFARE

Radars Beware

By AMY BUTLER7 min

FACE TO FACE

Space Saver

DUBAI AIRSHOW

Oasis of Opportunity

By ROBERT WALL,MICHAEL A. TAVERNA6 min

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ELECTRONIC WARFARE

Radars Beware

U.S. Navy's new Growler electronic attack platform completes testing and preps for deployment

By AMY BUTLER7 min

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FACE TO FACE

Space Saver

As CEO of EADS Astrium’s U.K. business, Colin Paynter offers a particular view of how the British government and military appreciation of space continues to grow, even if not always reflected by budgets. Since becoming chief executive, Paynter has worked to increase awareness of the value to the U.K. space sector—and to support and grow his own company’s U.K. business footprint.
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DUBAI AIRSHOW

Oasis of Opportunity

Insurgency threats spur Middle East militaries to rethink their needs

By ROBERT WALL,MICHAEL A. TAVERNA6 min

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CHINESE AEROSPACE

China Stealth

Beijing wrestles with stealth, speed and weapon hurdles

By DAVID A. FULGHUM,DOUGLAS BARRIE5 min

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CHINESE AEROSPACE

Branching Out

Beijing's combat aircraft company sets out a strategy for civil spinoffs

By BRADLEY PERRETT5 min

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AVIONICS

Street Smart

New cockpit concepts reflect pace, direction of consumer electronics development

By GRAHAM WARWICK5 min

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CHINESE AEROSPACE

New Topic

U.S. and China are opening talks on human spaceflight cooperation

By FRANK MORRING,BRADLEY PERRETT5 min

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AVIONICS

Accuracy Is Everything

Goodrich acquisiton expected to boost U.K. firm's move into miniaturized inertial systems

By DOUGLAS BARRIE5 min

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AVIONICS

Persistent, Powerful and Petite

Demand for more performance in smaller packages is driving development of advanced radars for unmanned aircraft

By GRAHAM WARWICK,DOUGLAS BARRIE4 min

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DUBAI AIRSHOW

Alternative Futures

Embraer and Airbus look at what may lie ahead

By ROBERT WALL4 min

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