Previously banned components for new ground launch missile system
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Defense

U.S. To Revive GLCM Fabrication Before INF Treaty Withdrawal

EXCLUSIVE: The U.S. Defense Department will begin fabricating components for new ground-launched cruise missile systems formerly banned under the terms of the now-suspended Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces treaty.

 

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Future of Aerospace

AIA Lays Out Vision for Aerospace and Defense in 2050

Autonomy, artificial intelligence and universal connectivity feature heavily in a vision for aerospace's future, as detailed in a report released March 10 by the U.S. Aerospace Industries Association at the South by Southwest conference in Austin, Texas.

 

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commercial aviation

Ethiopian Airlines, China Add To Boeing 737-8 Groundings

Operators Ethiopian Airlines and Cayman Airways as well as all Chinese carriers have grounded Boeing 737-8s until more is known about the March 10 Ethiopian accident in Addis Ababa—the second fatal accident involving the aircraft type in less than five months.

 

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Space

Fast Five With Virgin Galactic Chief Trainer Beth Moses

A former NASA extravehicular system manager for the ISS, Moses discusses her recent suborbital ride aboard SpaceShipTwo for the first inflight assessment of the passenger cabin.

 

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