Norge bare tuller rundt med droner og helikoptre

 

Jeg ser ikke noen som helst tegn til orden i systemet til Forsvaret. Vi trenger sårt droner i overvåkingsrollen og Andøya er valgt av fagspesialistene som det beste stedet for operasjon av store droner, men ikke noe som helst liv i helikopterporvalg til Hæren og Spesialstyrkene. Under ser du en åpenbar kandidat, faktisk min favoritt, som norsk, mellomstor drone i MALE (Medium Altitude Long Endurance) kategorien. Forøvrig mener jeg at Kystartilleriet må gjenopplives med flyttbare NSM batterier langs Finnmarkskysten. (Red.)

Saab and GA-ASI Successfully Flight Test LoyalEye AEW Capability on MQ-9B

Saab and General Atomics Aeronautical Systems, Inc. (GA-ASI) have successfully flight tested an unmanned airborne early warning (AEW) capability, integrating Saab's LoyalEye airborne early warning radar with the MQ-9B remotely piloted aircraft system.

Read More US MQ-9A Reaper Drones Expand South China Sea Surveillance From Palawan The United States is operating MQ-9A Reaper surveillance drones from Palawan in the Philippines, expanding its ability to monitor Chinese military activity in the disputed South China Sea. Read More

NATO

 

Destinus' monthly output tops Europe's pre-war annual cruise missile production

Defence startup Destinus says it has built more than 1,750 Ruta cruise missiles in Europe and now produces more cruise missiles in a month than Europe did in a year before Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine. Read More

NATO’s Black Sea nations decry Ukraine war spillover endangering commercial ship traffic

The meeting signals a coordinated approach by the three NATO littoral states to the growing risks to commercial shipping and maritime infrastructure arising from the Russia-Ukraine war. Read More

From tanks to space, Norway and Germany forge ahead with ‘Hansa’ defense pact

German tank maker KNDS and Norway’s Ritek have begun producing Leopard 2A8 tanks in Norway, adding a land-based industrial foothold to a security partnership spanning submarines, missiles and military operations in Europe’s north. Read More

8. november er en stor dag i UK

 

Remembrance Sunday at IWM Duxford

8 November   IWM Duxford IWM Duxford will mark the end of the First World War and contemplate the lives lost in the two World Wars and subsequent conflicts. Visitors are invited to join us for on a day of reflection and commemoration.   At 10:30am, the Royal Anglian Regiment will hold a service at the Regimental Memorial, located behind the American Air Museum, and at 11am the museum will observe a two minute silence.   At 1pm, 2461 (Sawston) Squadron RAF Air Cadets and IWM Duxford's Rescue and Fire Fighting Service will parade outside Hangar 3, and poppy wreaths will be laid. The parade will conclude with an air display by Hawker Hurricane Mk I V7497 and Supermarine Spitfire Mk I N3200.   Free admission for Armed Forces and Veterans Serving military personnel and veterans can gain free admission to IWM Duxford on Remembrance Sunday. Plan Your Visit

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Aviation24.be med nyheter

 

Aviation24.be In the 10/31/2026 edition:

KLM’s first Airbus A350 enters passenger service on Toronto route Eurowings adds five European routes from Berlin, Hanover and Stuttgart for summer 2027 Air Transat adds Geneva and Birmingham among five new European routes for summer 2027 Iberia adds 98 Andalusia flights following rail accident, caps Economy fares at €99 Three killed as training and maintenance helicopters collide near Oregon airport Four reported dead after Italian EUFOR Chinook crashes in Bosnia Air Montenegro to launch Brussels flights on 30 November alongside four new European routes LOT retires final Embraer E170 after more than 22 years

Space

 

Voyager 1`s avstand fra jorda er èn soldag. Regn på det! (Red.)

October 29, 2026 Solar System NASA’s Voyager 1 Conserves Power,  Resolves Brief Communications Pause The agency’s longest-running mission is approaching a  historic distance milestone as its team members  implement creative engineering solutions to keep it  going. Full Story

Task & Purpose med nyhet

 

TASK & PURPOSE

How Airmen Built a Hack That Could Save the Air Force Billions WATCH HERE

UKRAINA

Går Europa opp i limingen og støtten til Ukraina bortfaller, vil Russland ta landet og 20 millioner flyktninger finner veien vestover. 

Sjekk om du kan finne prisen på et eneste Patriot missil. Tallene jeg finner er helt hinsides, så sjekk selv.  (Red.)

 Zelensky welcomes sale of crucial US Patriot missiles but warns delivery could take years

Sjekk saken her hvor Canada, Norge og Tyskland samler inn midler til prosjektet:  https://tinyurl.com/msy9dtu4

God natt

 

The War Zone med nyheter

 

A STRONG OFFENSE FOR THE WORLD OF DEFENSE

October 30, 2026 Few humans have flown a jet as high or as fast as Adelbert “Buz” Carpenter. During his six years as an SR-71 Blackbird pilot, the now-retired Air Force colonel flew 230 missions, frequently exceeding three times the speed of sound. Over the course of nearly 800 hours flying one of the world’s most iconic aircraft, Carpenter soared over Cuba, skirted North Korea and tracked Russian nuclear submarines in the Arctic. He also had a few close calls, in one case narrowly avoiding disaster. With the possibility that NASA could be returning the SR-71 to its test fleet, the Blackbird is back in the news and we wanted to dive deep into what it was like to fly the jet and get some thoughts on the latest SR-71 rumors from someone who piloted it. We couldn’t think of anyone better than “Buz” Carpenter. Read our exclusive interview here.

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Marines engage simulated targets during a live-fire squad attack exercise at Marine Corps Base Hawaii. U.S. Marine Corps photo by Sgt. Nikhil Iyer