April 30, 2013

April 30, 2013

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FIXING THE 787

Fit for the ‘Worst Case’

By Michael Mecham

FIXING THE 787

Battered

By John Croft

FIXING THE 787

Recovery Plan

By Jens Flottau,Adrian Schofield

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FIXING THE 787

Fit for the ‘Worst Case’

Boeing says no diversion is needed in its new 787 Li-ion battery design

By Michael Mecham

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FIXING THE 787

Battered

NTSB seeks lessons learned in 787 failures

By John Croft

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FIXING THE 787

Recovery Plan

Airlines worldwide are scrambling to reintroduce 787s in their lineups

By Jens Flottau,Adrian Schofield

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AIR TRANSPORT

Ready and Waiting

Growing into 777 production posed as possible South Carolina role

By Michael Mecham

28DT1

Defence Technology Edition

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FORCE PROTECTION

WeighIng Safety

New body armor designs combine protection and comfort

By David Hambling

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FORCE PROTECTION

Stop and Drop

Better sensors broaden missile-defense options

By David Eshel

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LOGISTICS

Cutting Costs

NATO drawdown in Afghanistan is a big-ticket item

By Francis Tusa

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DISPATCHES

Plug ‘n’ Play

High-energy lasers may have a C-RAM role in Israel

By David Eshel

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DISPATCHES

Digital Perimeter

NATO touts urgency of cyberattack defense

By Angus Batey

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