July 28, 2014

July 28, 2014

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MILITARY AIRLIFT

Lean Forward

By Jim Mathews9 min

MH17

Risk Reset

By Adrian Schofield,Jens Flottau,Cathy Buyck9 min

MH17

Dangerous Toys

By Bill Sweetman8 min

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MILITARY AIRLIFT

Lean Forward

Doctors and nurses are increasingly working at the forefront of battlefields

By Jim Mathews9 min

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MH17

Risk Reset

MH17 forces airlines, regulators to confront flaws in conflict-zone procedures

By Adrian Schofield,Jens Flottau,Cathy Buyck9 min

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MH17

Dangerous Toys

Russian-built Buk-M1 missile systems can bypass safeguards

By Bill Sweetman8 min

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DEFENSE

China Unfurls

Asian giant makes a splash at an international exercise

By Michael Fabey6 min

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SPACE

Space Factories

Challenges abound, but off-planet manufacturing can expedite exploration

By Frank Morring6 min

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DEFENSE

Japanese Guidance

Europe’s Meteor may get Japan’s advanced AESA seeker

By Bradley Perrett5 min

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AIR TRANSPORT

Tough Revamp

Royal Brunei bets on lifestyle-focused offering to distinguish itself from the competition
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Feedback

TIME/TRAVEL ROUTE CHANGE? Perhaps reader Donald Peterson (AW&ST July 21, p. 9) has confused the current Orion space capsule with the 1950s/60s era Project Orion, an interstellar spacecraft powered by detonating atomic bombs and riding the blast waves, which is, I’m fairly certain, what reader Jeremiah Farmer was referring to (AW&ST June 30, p. 8).
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AIR TRANSPORT

New Blood

Air New Zealand taps latest Boeing and Airbus offerings to overhaul its international fleet

By Adrian Schofield4 min

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The World

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