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Graham Warwick and Steve Trimble | Aviation Week & Space Technology

As the foundation of U.S. military dominance becomes a vulnerability, DARPA makes push for decentralizing.
 
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Mark Carreau | Aerospace Daily & Defense Report

Seeking to raise the bar for achievements in space, NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine wants the U.S. to lead the team that someday discovers extraterrestrial life.
 
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Electronic warfare tools evolve to give the USAF a signal advantage.
 
RQ-4 unmanned aircraft systems selected for new hypersonic tests, AFSOC's consideration for alternatives to C-146 Fleet, billions in Japanese defense development, F-35 deliveries in Europe and more. A roundup of the latest Aerospace and Defense stories. 
 
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Miguel Smart and John Karren | Aviation Week & Space Technology

In PwC’s latest survey of global CEOs, 46% said that significant upskilling was the most important factor in closing the aerospace talent gap.
 
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Tony Osborne

Oberon will lean on British expertise in radars and smallsat technology.
 
Thierry Dubois 

Airbus, Boeing and Thales Alenia Space have introduced new, software-defined satellites that can be reconfigured in orbit to adapt to new missions.
 
Guy Norris and Michael Bruno

Boeing is noting publicly that orders from China form a key element of its planning for future production totals and assembly rates, but there could be issues.
 
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Graham Warwick 

Startups report progress with full-scale prototypes as Bell and Boeing test eVTOL unmanned cargo aircraft.
 
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