March 31, 2014 Military Aviation News
03/31/2014
Walking around Silicon Valley with an augmented reality display on your face makes you a glasshole. On the battlefield, though, similar technology will soon turn U.S. soldiers into a lethal cross between the Terminator and Iron Man.
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03/31/2014
The Air Force plans to slash its ranks, retire a big chunk of its aircraft fleet and trim billions of dollars from its budget in coming years. Can there be any good news for MacDill Air Force Base amid such carnage? Maybe.
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03/31/2014
Oleksandr Davydko’s usual instrument of choice is his plumber’s wrench. Now he grips his Kalashnikov automatic rifle as he and his comrades run through a maze of obstacles on a mock battleground.
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03/31/2014
With the UPA-2’s tenure coming to an end, France had wanted India to sign a pact to provide government guarantee for completion of negotiation for 126 fighter aircraft with Dassault but defence minister AK Antony has refused to do so.
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03/31/2014
Canada does not need fighter capability to protect sovereignty, for minor armed conflicts, or for conflicts between major powers. Canada’s greatest threat would be a terrorist copycat 9/11 using either a drone or an aircraft. Fighters, unless in the vicinity of the target, could not protect against this threat.
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