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New testing shows that concept can double radiated power of radars.
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New testing shows that a 20-year-old concept can double the radiated power of future airborne early warning radars.
 
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Washington could take a tougher line on NATO members seen as undermining the alliance’s cohesion, including Turkey and Poland.
 
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In 2015, Robert DeLaurentis set out to circumnavigate the world in a Piper Malibu Mirage. He made it, but things did not go as planned.
 
 
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NASA and the FAA are cooperating to understand performance characteristics and operating requirements for urban air taxis.
 
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Potential Aircraft Sale for UAE; Boeing to train Qatari F-15QA pilots; Nigeria’s latest Chinese UAS order; and ESS contract for Lockheed.
 
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