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As the Managing Director at Nexutech, Jay Willmott leads a group of seasoned senior-level subject matter experts specializing in unmanned systems and related technologies. He is a two-time past AUVSI Chapter President (Hampton Roads D.C. Chapters) who began his long … Continue reading →

World War II wasn’t just fought on the battlefield. On the homefront, everyday Americans joined the war effort. They planted victory gardens, organized scrap metal drives, bought war bonds, and embracing rationing. And many women went to work. As men … Continue reading →

In February 2017 I published an article on the Iranian Saeqeh (“Thunderbolt”) fighter. Billed as Iran’s first domestically-built jet fighter to enter operational service, the Saeqeh. Fast forward a year and a half later and we are again greeted with … Continue reading →

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Caption Close Hazard is an inescapable part of being a military pilot. However, the “physiological episodes” pilots are experiencing in certain aircraft seem to be in a different category. They have all the signs of equipment malfunction. Article source: https://www.mysanantonio.com/opinion/editorials/article/Solve-mystery-of-oxygen-system-13181036.php

It makes accidents more likely, boosts stress levels, and even causes physical pain. But the real problem is that many people just can’t afford not to do it. According to latest International Labour Organization statistics, more than 400 million employed … Continue reading →

It was designed to become the grande dame of aviation, an enormous modern plane that could seat 544 passengers – 853 if you squeezed people in – on two decks, replacing the venerable Boeing 747 with a new standard of … Continue reading →