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Secured funding seen as decisive but politics could affect momentum.
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Securing German funding for Future Combat Air System demonstrators is seen as a “decisive” milestone, but Berlin’s political inertia could affect momentum.
 
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The aviation aftermarket still uses as lot of paper—but that is not going to be the case forever. In this fragmented, global industry, figuring out how to share and leverage data and technologies within a shared ecosystem is key.
 
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NASA's advances in lunar technologies, how winning DARPA's launch challenge is a daunting task for Astra, lessors aim to combat COVID-19 and MAX issues, Super Hornets taking part in HX challenge and more. A roundup of aerospace, space and defense news.
 
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Tony Osborne

A radically modified demonstrator made its first flight in May 2019, but it has come to light only now after video was posted on social media.
 
Lee Hudson

How lawmakers and the administration are responding to the most surprising proposals in the Pentagon’s fiscal 2021 budget request.
 
Steve Trimble

U.S. Air Force decides to trade-off current capabilities in the near-term to finance next-generation projects.
 
Tony Osborne

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Graham Warwick

DARPA fiscal 2019 budget request targets new weapons and communications concepts for contested environments.
 
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