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Shifting sands – aviation and Middle East unresT
18 February 2011 by Phil Draper | 10 Comments
The events currently unfolding in the Middle East as the people protests, fanned by social media, has profound implications for the region – which as yet are still unclear. Autocratic regimes, their rule, formerly seeming strong, are now either under siege or facing major challenges. But what are the implications for aviation?
Aerospace, Defense
Judgement Days – Joint Helicopter Command training exercise
18 February 2011 by Phil Draper | 10 Comments
A full report as the UK's Joint Helicopter Command hones its edge in pre-deployment exercises for Afghanistan – and how the latest training can help replicate the complex and difficult decisions faced in theatre.
Aerospace, Defense
Not so hidden dragon – China's J-20 assessed
18 February 2011 by Phil Draper | 10 Comments
An in-depth analysis of China's new Chengdu J-20 stealth fighter, which made its first flight on 11 January, and why it may not only represent a threat to Western fighter pilots, but also to the Russian aerospace industry.
Aerospace, Air Transport, Defense
Shifting sands – aviation and Middle East unresT
18 February 2011 by Phil Draper | 10 Comments
The events currently unfolding in the Middle East as the people protests, fanned by social media, has profound implications for the region – which as yet are still unclear. Autocratic regimes, their rule, formerly seeming strong, are now either under siege or facing major challenges. But what are the implications for aviation?
Aerospace, Defense
Judgement Days – Joint Helicopter Command training exercise
18 February 2011 by Phil Draper | 10 Comments
A full report as the UK's Joint Helicopter Command hones its edge in pre-deployment exercises for Afghanistan – and how the latest training can help replicate the complex and difficult decisions faced in theatre.
Aerospace, Defense
Not so hidden dragon – China's J-20 assessed
18 February 2011 by Phil Draper | 10 Comments
An in-depth analysis of China's new Chengdu J-20 stealth fighter, which made its first flight on 11 January, and why it may not only represent a threat to Western fighter pilots, but also to the Russian aerospace industry.
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