November 19, 2012

November 19, 2012

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CYBER

Defending Defense

By Bill Sweetman

CYBER

Cyber Offensive

By Angus Batey,David Fulghum

CHINA

Stealth Bazaar

By Bradley Perrett,Robert Hewson,Reuben Johnson

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CYBER

Defending Defense

Awareness training is key to security

By Bill Sweetman

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CYBER

Cyber Offensive

Marine Corps leads charge in cyberwar

By Angus Batey,David Fulghum

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CHINA

Stealth Bazaar

Shenyang offers a low-observable fighter that, for some reason, does not satisfy the Chinese air force

By Bradley Perrett,Robert Hewson,Reuben Johnson

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DEFENSE

Pilot Optional

Northrop Grumman steps up ISR challenge as piloted UAV enters flight test

By Guy Norris

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What Goes There?

Cybersentries block access to crucial systems

By David Fulghum

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SPACE

High Anxiety

Franco-German discord on launchers, ISS threatens ESA ministerial meeting

By Amy Svitak

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AIR TRANSPORT

Saving Face

European Commission pulls back parts of the Emissions Trading System

By Jens Flottau,Jen DiMascio,Madhu Unnikrishnan

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COMMERCIAL PROGRAMS

Twin Paths

Boeing prepares for 787-10X launch as GE sticks to 777X engine plan

By Guy Norris

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CHINA

China Inc.

Bombardier is offering to help with certification of the C919, but issues remain

By Leithen Francis

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FACE TO FACE

Cyber Visionary

AW&ST: You’ve talked about a “perfect storm” emerging in the cyberworld, which takes into factors like the increasing number of Chinese Ph.D.s in computer science compared to the U.S. What can be done to reverse this trend? Maybury: One of the things we have to do, the first step, is recognize that we actually have a gap.
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