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Defense Digest - September 18, 2024 Featured U.S. Navy Aviation Goals Are Competing Against Budget Realities by  Brian Everstine The service hopes to progress on F/A-18, T-45 and MH-60 replacements, though ship- and submarine-building requirements are likely to take priority. READ MORE       ADVERTISEMENT With 50+ years of proven performance, the Pratt & Whitney F100 is a mainstay powerplant for 23 air forces. Well-known for its unparalleled safety record, modular architecture, and fifth-generation technologies, it offers operators the combat edge. The F100 is fully capable of powering the advanced F-16 Block 72 and F-15EX. Recent Headlines Poland Primes New Round Of Defense Procurements by Robert Wall Can Upstart Anduril Land The CCA Market? by Steve Trimble The Debrief: Ex-Military Leaders Debate Israel’s Crucial Next Move by Steve Trimble Pentagon’s Marquee LEO Constellation Prepares To Go Operational by Vivienne Machi Sponsored Content Enabling the F-35 with an Advanced PTMS What is the power and thermal management system on an advanced fighter and why is it so important? Dive into EPACS with Collins Aerospace. LEARN MORE Aviation Week Intelligence Network Access to this content requires an AWIN Membership. Budget Brief: NATO Finally Makes Progress On Spending Levels by Craig Caffrey Aviation Week Forecasts: NATO Training, Procurement Focused On Agility, Awareness by Brandon Patrick       ADVERTISEMENT Thermostatic Electronics Cooling on Aircraft ThermOmegaTech's thermostatic Mixing/Diverting Valve regulates flow to provide a set output temperature or divert flow based on the fluid temperature. Installed in mixing mode, this self-powered 3-way valve will modulate between hot and cold inlet ports to provide the desired output temperature to keep avionic systems cool and maximize performance. Learn More » You May Also Like CHECK 6 PODCAST Podcast: V-22 Back Under The Spotlight by  Robert Wall, Brian Everstine, Steve Trimble Editors discuss the V-22 program and its safety, but first shed light on the latest NGAD and CCA developments as AFA fast approaches. READ MORE IN CASE YOU MISSED IT: LAUREATE AWARDS 2025 Prestigious Aviation Week Network Laureate Awards Open For Nominations by  Aviation Week Network Staff Recognizing outstanding achievements in the aviation industry, the prestigious Aviation Week Network's 67th Laureate Awards are now open for nominations. READ MORE FROM THE ARCHIVES From The Archives: Twenty-Five Years Ago In Aviation Week For Aviation Week’s Sept. 6, 1999 issue, Rocky Mountain bureau chief William B. Scott flew a 3.3-hr F-22 safety chase mission with F-22 test pilot Lt. Col. David M. “Doc” Nelson on the stick. READ MORE       ADVERTISEMENT AAR is a leading independent provider of aviation services to government and defense customers worldwide. Founded in 1955, the $2.5 billion Company's ∼6,000 team members operate in over 60 sites across the globe. AAR's award-winning segments include Parts Supply, Repair & Engineering, Integrated Solutions, and Expeditionary Services. Latest from Aviation Week Network EVENT SPOTLIGHT: AD&MA 2024 Welcome & State Of The Market: A Look Back And A Look Ahead Join us for the opening session with Dr. Brad Meslin and Michael J. Richter, featuring 'Welcome & State of the Market: A Look Back and A Look Ahead.' Learn more and be part of the conversation this November! Learn More

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