Yearly Archive: 2022

ELEMENDORF, Alaska — During a multi-service exercise, the U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center Cold Regions Research and Engineering Laboratory, or ERDC CRREL, successfully demonstrated a ground-breaking technology to detect airborne targets.

The project, called TripLine, was deve…

One year after signing the contract to deliver the NATO Common Operational Picture (NCOP 2) system, Thales and GEOS have been selected to deploy the software at 30 NATO sites and train operators to use the decision support tool in theatres of operations.

The NATO Communications and Information Ag…

EIELSON AFB, Alaska — The 354th Fighter Wing celebrated the arrival of its final F-35A Lightning II aircraft and the subsequent completion of its fleet with a ceremony, May 13.

Gen. Ken Wilsbach, Pacific Air Forces commander, and retired Gen. Gary North, Lockheed Martin vice president of custom…

The Defense Department’s Chemical Demilitarization Program reached a milestone in its effort to eliminate the U.S. chemical weapons stockpile and recovered chemical warfare materiel. The last M55 rocket containing venomous agent X, or VX nerve agent, was destroyed at the Blue Grass Chemical Agent-De…

ATHENS — On May 23, a delegation from the Joint Strike Fighter Program Office (JPO) of the Pentagon is expected to visit Athens, in order to have contacts with the PA. and the Ministry of National Defense for Lockheed Martin F-35s.

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis essentially announced the e…

SEATTLE — Boeing and International Airlines Group (IAG) today announced an order for a combined total of 50 737-8-200s and 737-10s, plus 100 options.

“The addition of new Boeing 737s is an important part of IAG´s short-haul fleet renewal. These latest generation aircraft are more fuel efficient…