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UPDATED: Fri, Jan 27, 2012 16:12 CET
BAE Systems has received three delivery orders from the U.S. Marine Corps, totalling more than $148 million, for continued support of Caiman Multi Theater Vehicles (MTV). Work on these orders includes:
-- Providing 371 Caiman MTV rolling chassis with conversion kits, and adaptable Underbody Survivability Kits
-- Providing Continental United States Integration and enhancements of 1,040 Caiman MTVs
-- Procuring kits for a series of enhancements to the...read more
Russian paratroopers will begin receiving highly maneuverable D-12 parachute system called ‘Leaf’, with an increased load capacity in 2013, a spokesperson for the Airborne Troops said on Monday, Russian media reported. The D-12 is designed for performing jumps from military transport aircrafts and helicopters with a full set of military gear weighing up to 160 kilograms. The improved chutes will allow paratroopers to perform 180-degree turns, descend up o...read more
Kalashnikov’s latest assault rifle dubbed the AK-12 was unveiled yesterday by Izhmash, Russia’s largest firearms manufacturer. The new assault rifle is designed as a basic platform for the development of nearly 20 different modifications of the weapon. The brand new AK-12 assault rifle was introduced with improved ergonomics and tactical flexibility, Russian media reported. The Russian Defense Ministry may begin tests of the new rifle at the end of 2012. ...read more
Lockheed Martin’s board of directors have approved the appointment of Larry A. Lawson to serve as the executive vice president of the Aeronautics business area. Lawson, the currently the vice president and general manager of the F-35 program, will take over as Ralph D. Heath’s successor effective April 1, 2012. Heath, retires after 37 years at Lockheed Martin, revitalized the C-130 program, international expansion of the F-16 program, and the development ...read more
The U.S. Navy has awarded CSC a task order to instruct naval aviation simulator training programs as part of its ongoing national defense mission. With an estimated $60 million total value, the task order, awarded during CSC’s fiscal 2012 third quarter, has a one-year base period and four one-year options. It was awarded under the Fielded Training Systems Support (FTSS) III contract, originally awarded to CSC in 2010. A recognized leader in training and ...read more
Aurora Flight Sciences announced today that the Swiss Department of Defence has become the first customer for the Centaur Optionally-Piloted Aircraft (OPA). armasuisse, an official procurement agency of the Swiss Department of Defence with its own Flight Test Center, will use the Centaur as a flying test bed for new sensors and Sense & Avoid equipment required to operate Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) in the entire National Air Space (NAS). Switzerland...read more
Navistar Defense, LLC received a $110 million delivery order today to provide 650 independent suspension kits for International MaxxPro Plus Mine Resistant Ambush Protected (MRAP) vehicles. The U.S. Marine Corps System Command order will enhance the mobility and survivability of earlier MaxxPro vehicles with the addition of the DXM independent suspension kits. "We are proud to offer economical enhancements to improve mobility and survivability of fielded...read more
The Boeing Co., St. Louis, Mo., is being awarded a $687,484,033 ceiling-priced modification to a previously awarded fixed-price-incentive-fee multi-year procurement contract (N00019-09-C-0019) for 14 additional fiscal 2012, Lot 36, F/A-18E aircraft and one additional fiscal 2012, Lot 36, F/A-18F aircraft contained in the F/A-18 multi-year III production contract. Pursuant to the variation in quantity clause, this procurement will bring the number of F/A-1...read more
After years of rumblings about problems in the Northrop Grumman RQ-4 Global Hawk, the Pentagon plans to discontinue building this long endurance unmanned surveillance aircraft due to its high cost and maintenance. According to a report in Defensenews.com, despite recently acquiring Block 30 Global Hawks, with the cost of each aircraft estimated to be around $215 million, the Air Force plans to stop building the aircraft and existing planes in the current ...read more
After being temporarily grounded on 20, January over safety alarms surrounding fractured
bolts, Australia’s fleet of Black Hawk combat helicopters returned to the skies yesterday. The defective bolts were found during a routine maintenance check causing a fleetwide suspension following concerns that all power could have been lost to the engine, if the bolts failed entirely. The faulty bolts were found on the drive shaft between the engine and transmissi...read more
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