The Indian government’s financial audit watchdog, the CAG, has found that pricing anomalies in the spares contract for 66 Hawk advanced jet trainers. According to […]
Mini-Scam in BAE Hawk Spares Contract Read More »
Earlier this month, Rolls Royce Turbomeca installed and demonstrated the performance of the Adour MK 821 turbofan engine on a Royal Air Force Jaguar at
Is the Adour MK 821 a natural progression for the IAF Jaguar? Read More »
Royal Saudi Air Force (RSAF) Typhoons at Warton, UK, shortly to be delivered. Also, the final assembly facilities at Caselle (Italy), Manching (Germany) and Warton
Photos: New images of the Saudi Typhoons and the production line Read More »
Tomorrow: Exclusive photos of the NAL Saras to wrap up the October 25 air show photo series. I realise there’s been a slight overkill of
EXCLUSIVE Photos: The HAL-built Hawk AJT on October 25 Read More »
Mechanised Infantry troops of the Indian Army carried out joint training and exercises with the British Army from 29 August to 19 September 2008. The
Photos: Exercise Lion Strike & Exercise Wessex Warrior end Read More »
BAE Systems, which elaborately publicised its M777 ultra-lightweight 155-mm artillery gun at Def Expo 2008 — about a month after the Army invited proposals to
BAE Systems says it can’t respond to Army’s ultra-light gun tender Read More »
News just broke on Headlines Today: the team investigating the April 29 crash of a brand new Indian Air Force Hawk advanced jet trainer has
*FLASH* Hawk crash caused by pilot error, Thrust malfunction Read More »
A big story in Mail Today by the paper’s defence correspondent Suman Sharma this morning, so here it is in full: THE HAWKS ARE ON
Mail Today: HAWKS ON HOLD!! Read More »
Still a sense of shock over the Hawk crash. I’m travelling over the next 36 hours — will blog next then. Meanwhile, here are some
For the break report on the IAF’s first Hawk crash, scroll down to the previous post. A terrible day for the IAF. One Hawk down.
Hawk Crash: Photos of its Passage to India Read More »
