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RAND Report re: Alternative US Aircraft Carrier Missions

RAND Report re: Alternative US Aircraft Carrier Missions

by Joe Katzman | Jun 23, 2006 | Field Innovations, Projections & Assessments, Surface Ships - Combat, T&C - RAND Corp., Transformation, USA

(click to view full) RAND’s National Defense Research Institute does a lot of work for the US military and defense intelligence communities under joint contract DASW01-01-C-0004. One recent piece addresses the future of America’s carrier fleet, whose size...
RAND Report re: Alternative US Aircraft Carrier Missions

Batteries suck. Can QinetiQ Find a Better Idea?

by Joe Katzman | Jun 23, 2006 | Britain/U.K., Contracts - Awards, Other Corporation, R&D - Contracted, Soldier's Gear, Transformation

Modern technology gives soldiers many capabilities considered unthinkable 50 years ago, from ubiquitous night vision, to laser sighting that dramatically improves marksmanship, to GPS devices that make it possible for soldiers to know where they are at all times, and...
RAND Report re: Alternative US Aircraft Carrier Missions

Turkey Delays Utility Helicopter & Trainer Aircraft RFPs

by Joe Katzman | Jun 23, 2006 | Helicopters & Rotary, RFPs, Turkey

S-70 Seahawk Back in May 2005, DID looked at Turkey’s launch of a $700 million helicopter competition to provide 32 military utility helicopters and 20 fire fighting helicopters. Last week, the Turkish Undersecretariat for the Defense Industry (SSM) extended the...
RAND Report re: Alternative US Aircraft Carrier Missions

AirLaunch’s FALCON Entry Succeeds in 2nd Drop from C-17

by Joe Katzman | Jun 23, 2006 | Design Innovations, Launch Vehicles, New Systems Tech, Other Corporation, R&D - Contracted, Testing & Evaluation, USA

Yes, I do have arocket up my… On Sept 8, 2005, DID noted that AirLaunch LLC would soon be negotiating with DARPA to begin negotiations for a development contract under the FALCON/Common Aero Vehicles program, which aims to launch small satellite payloads and...

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