Boeing and the Royal Australian Air Force are collaborating on the Ghost Bat development project.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Jun 10

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Boeing Royal Australian Air Force

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Boeing is exploring partnerships with Europe to advance collaborative combat air systems and produce a sixth-generation stealth fighter.

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Boeing unveiled upgraded aircraft and announced a new partnership with the Royal Australian Air Force at the ILA Berlin Air Show.Jun 10

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Boeing
American global aerospace and defense corporation
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Royal Australian Air Force
air warfare branch of Australia's armed forces
- L3Harris received a contract modification, funded by Australia, to develop a Next Generation Jammer Low Band system for the U.S. Navy.Thu 10:03
- RAAF declared Initial Operational Capability (IOC) for the Peregrine aircraft to strengthen national surveillance capabilities in the Indo-Pacific.Wed 01:05

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