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RAF 'Sentries' to beef up air traffic control Published Date: 09 December 2009 TWO Royal Air Force surveillance planes will be flying over Afghanistan this winter to boost air traffic control in the country. Defence Secretary Bob Ainsworth yesterday...
Tags: Squadron Royal Air Force, TWO Royal Air Force, traffic control, air traffic, United Kingdom, Lincoln, Royal Air Force, Politics, RAF Waddington, No. 8 Squadron RAF, RAF Geilenkirchen, NATO, Military of Afghanistan, Human Interest, War Conflict, International Security Assistance Force
British company BAE Systems announced the development of a next-generation early warning pirate threat detection technology. BAE has used its defense industry capabilities to develop a new suite of technologies designed to counter the ongoing threat of...
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A 2-seater TR9 Spitfire sustained damages during landing in New Zealand – the cost of the aircraft is 3 million dollars!! The Spitfire was the mainstay of the British during the Second World War – the propeller aeroplanes had seen service...
Tags: tr9 spitfire, second world war, propeller blade, travel, Auckland, Supermarine, Supermarine Spitfire operational history, Supermarine Aircraft, Carrier-based aircraft, Royal Air Force, Doug Brooker, Supermarine Spitfire, Disaster Accident, New Zealand
The pilotless aircraft, known as Unmanned Autonomous Systems (UAS), have been used by British troops in Afghanistan to pinpoint dangers and monitor enemy actions. But a customised version could be used by UK police by 2012 to boost maritime surveillance...
Tags: United Kingdom, London, UAVs and drones, Coast guard, Unmanned Aircraft System, Unmanned aerial vehicle, Signals intelligence, Royal Air Force, Aerostats, Politics, Unmanned vehicles, BAE Systems, Helicopter, War Conflict, Maritime and Coastguard Agency, Edwardian era, Military terminology, Airship
Royal heirlooms from the collection of Prince George Duke of Kent, son of King George V, and his wife Princess Marina, fetched 2.1 million pounds ($3.5 million) at an auction late Friday, nearly double pre-sale estimates. The top price was paid for a...
Tags: Royal Air Force, United Kingdom, London, Christie's, Auction, Duke of Kent, House of Windsor, Knights of the Garter, Prince Michael of Kent, Human Interest
The Defense Ministry is making arrangements to select the F-35 as Japan's next mainstay fighter jet, sources at the ministry and the Self-Defense Forces said Sunday. The ministry will embark on the full acquisition process in December and prepare to...
Tags: Japan, Tōkyō, Carrier-based aircraft, VTOL aircraft, F-22 Raptor, F-35 Lightning II, Lockheed, Business Finance, Stealth aircraft, Jet aircraft, Lockheed Martin, Fighter aircraft, Royal Air Force, Japan Self-Defense Forces
The four women are expected to fly a number of missions taking troops and supplies to the frontline against the Taliban in Helmand. They will also airlift casualties to the hospital at Camp Bastion. The crew includes Flight-Lieutenant Michelle Goodman,...
Tags: helicopter crew, Afghanistan, RAF, Joanna Watkinson, female helicopter, Michelle Goodman, Kabul, War in Afghanistan, Loadmaster, Royal Air Force, War Conflict, Islamic terrorism, Islamism, Taliban
Failures' of scrapped jet repair work that cost �113m A scrapped defence project which cost taxpayers £113m is a lesson in how public sector bodies "should not work together," an assembly committee says. Project Red Dragon at St Athan in the Vale of...
Tags: St Athan, Project Red Dragon, crucial information, jet repairs, public sector, sector bodies, United Kingdom, London, Ministry of Defence, Royal Air Force, Welsh Assembly Government, National Assembly for Wales, Politics of Wales, Economy of Wales, Welsh Development Agency
Attacks on coalition forces in Afghanistan are at record levels and threaten to derail efforts to rebuild the war-torn country, while an unholy alliance of Taliban drug dealers and corrupt government officials has made a mockery of coalition forces' attempts...
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Royal Australian Air Force aircraft will conduct a flypast over Canberra as part of the Operation Catalyst Welcome Home Parade. Base Williamtown, will perform a flypast over the Australian War Memorial. The jets will travel at speeds of approximately...
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