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Defense Digest - July 16, 2024 Featured FROM THE SHOW NEWS APP UK To Return Defense Focus To NATO And Europeby Tony OsborneBritain’s new prime minister, Keir Starmer, appears to be stepping back from the Indo-Pacific and refocusing the country’s armed forces for conflict in Europe. Read More ADVERTISEMENT With 50+ years of proven performance, the Pratt & Whitney F100 is a mainstay powerplant for 23 air forces. Well-known for its unparalleled safety record, modular architecture, and fifth-generation technologies, it offers operators the combat edge. The F100 is fully capable of powering the advanced F-16 Block 72 and F-15EX. More From GASCC And RIAT 2024 FROM THE SHOW NEWS APP Europe’s Future Combat Aircraft Advances Toward Demonstrator Flightsby Robert Wall, Tony OsborneAfter a bungled start, the Franco-German-Spanish future combat aircraft program partners are signaling that the project is regaining momentum after internal squabbles delayed early decision-making. Read More FROM THE SHOW NEWS APP GCAP Industry Partners Align For 2025 Development Contract Milestoneby Tony OsborneDespite obvious historic parallels with the TSR-2, industry partners are confident they can deliver a new-generation combat aircraft in the mid-2030s. Read More FROM THE SHOW NEWS APP Embraer Looks To U.S. And Other Large Markets For KC-390 Growthby Jens FlottauEmbraer has had some success recently in securing export orders for its C-390 Millennium military transport aircraft and is about to sign a combined contract with Austria and the Netherlands for up to 15 more, including six options. Read More ADVERTISEMENT Satcom Direct's proprietary technologies span business aviation and government sectors, with the singular goal of leading connectivity industry standards. Harnessing a powerful combination of tools, SD delivers consistent, reliable connectivity across the globe. Proprietary software, hardware, terrestrial infrastructure, cybersecurity and award-winning customer support create tailored services for each customer mission. You May Also Like DOWNLOAD THE FREE SHOW NEWS APP Catch-up with all the news and analysis from RIAT 2024 by downloading Aviation Week Network's free show news app. Download App FROM THE ARCHIVES From The Archives: 50 Years Ago In Aviation Week A dramatic Aviation Week cover image in the summer of 1974 showed British Royal Air Force Flt. Lt. Geoff Hulley ejecting from his disabled Hawker Siddeley Harrier during an RAF exercise in Cyprus. A Martin-Baker Mk. 9 rocket-assisted seat was used for the ejection. Hulley broke his ankle on landing. Photo by Robin Adshead. READ MORE Latest From Aviation Week Network AVIATION WEEK MARKETPLACE: IAI ISRAEL AEROSPACE INDUSTRIES – AVIATION GROUP Shifting To Unmanned For Maritime Missions We invite you to discover the capabilities of IAI’s Maritime Heron UAS, recently showcased at the Air Sea Space Conference and Exposition, and learn how it can enhance your maritime surveillance capabilities. Learn More

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