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Defense Digest - July 19, 2024 Featured FROM THE SHOW NEWS APP GCAP Future Not Prejudged Before Review, UK Minister Says by Steve Trimble The new UK government views the Global Combat Air Program (GCAP) as “important,” but is making no commitments pending the release of the upcoming strategic defense review in 2025, Armed Forces Minister Luke Pollard said July 18. Read More       ADVERTISEMENT Recent Headlines LATEST CHECK 6 PODCAST Podcast: Cold War Comeback by Robert Wall, Brian Everstine, Steve Trimble The NATO Summit in Washington and Global Air & Space Chiefs Conference in London both had Cold War undertones. Listen in as editors unpack why long-range missiles in Europe and deterrence are back on the national security agenda. Listen Now FROM THE SHOW NEWS APP U.S. Navy F-35s To Get BriteCloud Decoys by Robert Wall The U.S. Navy plans to buy active expandable BriteCloud decoys from Leonardo to improve the self-protection equipment of the Lockheed Martin F-35 Joint Strike Fighter. Read More FROM THE SHOW NEWS APP Gallery: Air Power On Display At Royal International Air Tattoo by Tony Osborne Nearly 30 nations are being represented at this year’s Royal International Air Tattoo (RIAT) being held at RAF Fairford, England, July 19-21. View The Photos FROM THE SHOW NEWS APP USAF Sees Secure Cooperation With International CCA Programs by Brian Everstine With multiple allied and partner nations each developing their own loyal wingman-type uncrewed combat aircraft, the head of the U.S. Air Force sees a way to have them all work together while also protecting each nation’s proprietary technology. Read More       ADVERTISEMENT You May Also Like DOWNLOAD THE FREE SHOW NEWS APP Catch-up with all the news and analysis from RIAT 2024 by downloading Aviation Week Network's free show news app. Download App FROM THE ARCHIVES From The Archives: 80 Years Ago In Aviation Week Coming weeks after the Allied D-Day landing at Normandy, our July 1, 1944 edition included dozens of advertisements for military aircraft products, including the cover, which featured a pitch for Pratt & Whitney's new R-2800C engine, which powered the U.S. Army's Republic P-47 "Thunderbolt" high-altitude fighter. READ MORE       ADVERTISEMENT

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