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Air Force Displays Firepower, Combat Capabilities In Rajasthan's Pokhran
The Indian Air Force (IAF) on Saturday displayed its firepower capability at a mega exercise featuring over 120 aircraft, including frontline fighter jets and attack helicopters in Rajasthan's Pokhran desert.
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Air Force Trainer Aircraft Crashes In West Bengal, Pilots Eject Safely
A Hawk trainer aircraft of the Indian Air Force (IAF) crashed at Kalaikunda in West Bengal's Paschim Medinipur district during a training sortie on Tuesday, a defence official said
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CBI Files Corruption Case Against Rolls Royce, Top Executives
The Ministry of Defence in a meeting held on September 3, 2003, approved the procurement of 66 Hawk 115 Aircraft and the signing of an Inter-Government Agreement between the governments of India and the UK.
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"With Love, The 9...": Air Force's Legendary Pic Of Aerobatic Team
The picture features a stunning formation showing all the nine red aircraft lined up beautifully in vertical order.
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Can Taliban Fly? Video Shows Fighters Taxiing Captured US-Made Chopper
A video of Taliban fighters testing a captured US-made UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter has emerged online. In the video shared on Twitter, the aircraft can be seen taxiing on a runway at Kandahar Airport in southeastern Afghanistan.
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Philippines Grounds Entire Black Hawk Fleet After Deadly Crash
The Philippines grounded its entire fleet of Black Hawk helicopters Thursday after one of the new aircraft crashed during a night-time training flight, killing all six on board.
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Flight Lt. Mohana Singh Is First Woman To Become "Fully Operational" On Hawk Jet For Day Ops
Flight Lieutenant Mohana Singh has become the first woman fighter pilot to fly by day on a Hawk advanced jet aircraft, an official statement said on Friday.
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Google Co-Founder Larry Page-Backed Kitty Hawk Tests Flying Taxis in New Zealand
New Zealand regulators late Tuesday approved plans for Zephyr Airworks, a subsidiary of Page's company Kitty Hawk, to develop and test the futuristic air taxis.
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Afghan Air Force Gets Its Own Black Hawk Choppers
Parked at a military runway in Afghanistan near other aircraft used in the fight against the Taliban, the grey-green helicopter appears unremarkable at first blush.
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UK's BAE Systems To Cut Nearly 2,000 Jobs
Based on current orders for its Typhoon and Hawk aircraft, BAE said it needed to reduce the workforce at the unit by up to 1,400 roles.
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The Age Of Flying Cars Is Here, Silicon Valley Promises
The ride-sharing company Uber set ambitious goals Tuesday to create a network of flying taxis in Dubai and the Dallas area by the year 2020.
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Under US Plan, Afghans May Get Black Hawks To Replace Russian Aircraft
The US military wants to replace Afghanistan's well-worn fleet of Russian helicopters with American-made aircraft, according to a new budget proposal, a decision aimed at reducing the Afghan air force's decades-long reliance on Russian equipment.
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Air Force's Hawk Trainer Jet Crashes After Take-Off In Bengal, Pilots Safe
A Hawk advanced trainer aircraft of the Indian Air Force (IAF) crashed minutes after it took off from the Air Force base in West Bengal today. Both pilots of the jet ejected safely.
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Britain's Prince George gets To Pilot A Jet - Almost
Prince William helped his son, who turns three later this month, into the Hawk aircraft used by the Red Arrows display team, as it was parked on the tarmac at the International Air Tattoo.
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Trade Deals on PM Narendra Modi's Agenda as UK Extends Red Carpet Welcome
Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Britain on Thursday for a three-day visit during which he will hold bilateral talks with his British counterpart David Cameron, meet with industry leaders, have lunch with the Queen and also address the Indian community at Wembley Stadium.
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Air Force Displays Firepower, Combat Capabilities In Rajasthan's Pokhran
The Indian Air Force (IAF) on Saturday displayed its firepower capability at a mega exercise featuring over 120 aircraft, including frontline fighter jets and attack helicopters in Rajasthan's Pokhran desert.
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Air Force Trainer Aircraft Crashes In West Bengal, Pilots Eject Safely
A Hawk trainer aircraft of the Indian Air Force (IAF) crashed at Kalaikunda in West Bengal's Paschim Medinipur district during a training sortie on Tuesday, a defence official said
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CBI Files Corruption Case Against Rolls Royce, Top Executives
The Ministry of Defence in a meeting held on September 3, 2003, approved the procurement of 66 Hawk 115 Aircraft and the signing of an Inter-Government Agreement between the governments of India and the UK.
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"With Love, The 9...": Air Force's Legendary Pic Of Aerobatic Team
The picture features a stunning formation showing all the nine red aircraft lined up beautifully in vertical order.
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Can Taliban Fly? Video Shows Fighters Taxiing Captured US-Made Chopper
A video of Taliban fighters testing a captured US-made UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter has emerged online. In the video shared on Twitter, the aircraft can be seen taxiing on a runway at Kandahar Airport in southeastern Afghanistan.
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Philippines Grounds Entire Black Hawk Fleet After Deadly Crash
The Philippines grounded its entire fleet of Black Hawk helicopters Thursday after one of the new aircraft crashed during a night-time training flight, killing all six on board.
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Flight Lt. Mohana Singh Is First Woman To Become "Fully Operational" On Hawk Jet For Day Ops
Flight Lieutenant Mohana Singh has become the first woman fighter pilot to fly by day on a Hawk advanced jet aircraft, an official statement said on Friday.
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Google Co-Founder Larry Page-Backed Kitty Hawk Tests Flying Taxis in New Zealand
New Zealand regulators late Tuesday approved plans for Zephyr Airworks, a subsidiary of Page's company Kitty Hawk, to develop and test the futuristic air taxis.
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Afghan Air Force Gets Its Own Black Hawk Choppers
Parked at a military runway in Afghanistan near other aircraft used in the fight against the Taliban, the grey-green helicopter appears unremarkable at first blush.
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UK's BAE Systems To Cut Nearly 2,000 Jobs
Based on current orders for its Typhoon and Hawk aircraft, BAE said it needed to reduce the workforce at the unit by up to 1,400 roles.
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The Age Of Flying Cars Is Here, Silicon Valley Promises
The ride-sharing company Uber set ambitious goals Tuesday to create a network of flying taxis in Dubai and the Dallas area by the year 2020.
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Under US Plan, Afghans May Get Black Hawks To Replace Russian Aircraft
The US military wants to replace Afghanistan's well-worn fleet of Russian helicopters with American-made aircraft, according to a new budget proposal, a decision aimed at reducing the Afghan air force's decades-long reliance on Russian equipment.
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Air Force's Hawk Trainer Jet Crashes After Take-Off In Bengal, Pilots Safe
A Hawk advanced trainer aircraft of the Indian Air Force (IAF) crashed minutes after it took off from the Air Force base in West Bengal today. Both pilots of the jet ejected safely.
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Britain's Prince George gets To Pilot A Jet - Almost
Prince William helped his son, who turns three later this month, into the Hawk aircraft used by the Red Arrows display team, as it was parked on the tarmac at the International Air Tattoo.
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Trade Deals on PM Narendra Modi's Agenda as UK Extends Red Carpet Welcome
Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Britain on Thursday for a three-day visit during which he will hold bilateral talks with his British counterpart David Cameron, meet with industry leaders, have lunch with the Queen and also address the Indian community at Wembley Stadium.
