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  • Ellsworth Air Force Base (IATA: RCA), South Dakota

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    Ellsworth Air Force Base (IATA code: RCA) is situated 16km north-east of Rapid City in South Dakota, US. The base is owned by the United States Air...

  • F-35 Lightning II Joint Strike Fighter (JSF)

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    The F-35 Lightning II joint strike fighter (JSF) is being developed by Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Company for the US Air Force and UK Royal...

  • Global Defence Technology: Issue 15

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    In this issue: India’s F-INSAS programme, top ten energy-saving tech, the F-35’s F135 engine from concept to testing, Australia’s urgent naval upgrades, and...

  • Valmet L-70 Vinka Military Trainer Aircraft

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    L-70 Vinka is a military basic trainer aircraft designed and developed by Valmet for the Finnish Air Force (FAF). It was derived from the Saab Safir trainer...




Latest News

USAF reveals basing criteria for its KC-46A tanker aircraft
16 May, 2012 The US Air Force (USAF) has released the guidelines that will determine candidate bases for the new KC-46A tanker formal training unit (FTU) and the first two main operating bases...

Latest Projects

Ellsworth Air Force Base (IATA: RCA), South Dakota
14 May, 2012 Ellsworth Air Force Base (IATA code: RCA) is situated 16km north-east of Rapid City in South Dakota, US. The base is owned by the United States Air...


Latest Features

Global Defence Technology: Issue 15
09 May, 2012 In this issue: India’s F-INSAS programme, top ten energy-saving tech, the F-35’s F135 engine from concept to testing, Australia’s urgent naval upgrades, and...


Latest Videos

F-35B First At-Sea Vertical Carrier Landing
The F-35B Joint Strike Fighter (JSF) test aircraft BF-2 and BF-4 landed safely on USS Wasp’s (LHD-1) flight deck, the first at-sea vertical landing.