Six servicemen missing in action from the Vietnam War have been
identified and are being buried as a group at Arlington National
Cemetery Friday with full military honors.
Reinforces Evolving Role For UAVs in Army Operations
Northrop Grumman Corporation recently used two company-funded
test flights of an unmanned helicopter surrogate to demonstrate key
technologies for its proposed concept for a new US Army unmanned
armed rotorcraft program.
Fighter Squadron (VF) 31 returned home to Naval Air Station
(NAS) Oceana on Halloween from a five-month Western Pacific
deployment with the nuclear-powered aircraft carrier USS John C.
Stennis (CVN 74).
Helping Ease The Suffering In Sudan's Humanitarian Crisis
A C-130 sat unceremoniously on the tarmac of Kigali
International Airport in Sudan Saturday, waiting for the arrival of
Rwandan troops.
For the US airmen who flew in on that C-130, the mission was clear:
transport Rwandan troops and equipment to Al-Fashir, Sudan, where
they will join other African Union troops in mitigating the
humanitarian crisis in the country's Darfur region.
CEO Stevens Says Company Might Compete With Boeing, Airbus
Boeing continues to smart from the Darleen Druyun ethics
scandal, as well as the stolen Lockheed documents scandal. Airbus
and its parent company, EADS are... well, foreign. Now,
Lockheed-Martin may see a chance to make billions by jumping into
the competition for the military's next-generation aerial refueling
tanker.
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