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Steve Trimble

As the core of the Technical Refresh-3 (TR-3) upgrade package, the L3Harris ICP provides a leap in computing performance, enabling a series of electronic warfare and sensor upgrades to follow in the Block 4 modernization program for the stealthy fighter.
 
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Tony Osborne

The consequences of the Russian invasion of Ukraine—including cities pounded into rubble by indiscriminate bombing and artillery, war crimes perpetrated by Moscow’s soldiers and a naval blockade of Black Sea ports threatening global food stocks—have galvanized NATO and returned defense to the top of the European priority list.
 
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Michael Bruno, Sean Broderick

Southwest Airlines entered the year planning to take delivery of 114 new Boeing 737 MAXs. A revised estimate stands at 66, assuming Boeing will deliver 54 of them in the second half—hardly a guarantee considering the bigger-picture supply chain issues behind the carrier’s fleet-plan reshuffling.
 
Tony Osborne

Agreements between Warsaw and Seoul signed July 27 pave the way for the purchase of dozens of aircraft and hundreds of main battle tanks and self-propelled artillery pieces—a jackpot for South Korea’s burgeoning defense industry that could be worth 19.4 trillion won ($14.8 billion).
 
 
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