Tag: Boeing
Looking Further, Looking Wider
Improvements to reconnaissance pods for fighters and other aircraft are yielding yet more intelligence information that can be quickly analysed and acted upon.
Without the...
Australian Army acquires Integrator UAS
Boeing subsidiary Insitu Pacific has been selected by Australia's Department of Defence (DoD) to supply the Australian Army with 24 Integrator unmanned aircraft systems...
Chasing the Middle East Top Guns
In the last decade, the Middle East has become the happy hunting ground for Fourth Plus-generation fighter aircraft manufacturers.
It began in 2007 when Saudi...
Boeing Features Its Advanced Defense and Services Capabilities at DefExpo 2022
Spotlight on F/A-18 Super Hornet Block III, F-15EX, P-8I, AH-64 Apache, CH-47 Chinook.
Showcase services business and, with it, growth in the value...
Singapore’s frigates to get more bite
The Republic of Singapore Navy’s (RSN’s) principal surface warfare fleet of six Formidable-class frigates is set to receive mid-life upgrades after fifteen years of...
Boeing Awarded Contract for Eight AH-6 Helicopters for Thailand
Royal Thai Army becomes second international AH-6 customer.
Deliveries planned through 2024.
Boeing has been awarded a $103.7 million contract by the U.S. Department...
Indonesia inches closer to potential Rafale acquisition, reiterates interest in F-15EX
The Indonesian Ministry of Defense (MoD) has advanced plans to acquire up to 36 French-made Dassault Aviation Rafale multirole combat aircrafts, defence minister Prabowo...
Military Support for Tsunami-Hit Tonga
The massive eruption of an underwater volcano near Tonga in the Pacific on Saturday 15 January caused a tsunami that has devastated its smaller...
Boeing Names Alain Garcia as Vice President of Business Development in...
Responsible for accelerating over $25 billion of opportunities in India over the next five years.
A 13-year veteran of Boeing and former F/A-18...
Whither the Weasel?
The real threat from ground based surface-to-air missiles means that there is still a need to keep the Vietnam ‘Wild Weasel’ capability current.
The US...
