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16 avr. 2007 · Staff April 16, 2007. Bill Sweetman has become editor-in-chief of AVIATION WEEK'S monthly magazine Defense Technology International, with responsibility for the Ares defense blog on...
3 avr. 2007 · Washington, DC (April 2, 2007) — International aerospace and defense journalist Bill Sweetman, a highly regarded veteran who most recently served as aerospace and defense editor for the Jane’s Information Group, has joined the AVIATION WEEK as Editor-in-Chief of Defense Technology International (DTI) magazine, Publisher Gregory D. Hamilton ...
17 mai 2007 · Not-Quite-Secret Radar. New to the not-quite-secret file is the Raytheon-Boeing Littoral Surveillance Radar System (LSRS), a wide-aperture active electronically scanned array (AESA) surveillance radar that is now operational on P-3 Orions flown by VP-46 out of Whidbey Island. LSRS has been used in exercises in the Pacific and operationally in ...
30 mai 2007 · Aviation reporter extraordinaire Bill Sweetman throws his hat in the Top War Tech ring with a post over at Ares. His pick? A handheld or laptop device that lets air controllers on the ground...
25 mai 2024 · Bill Sweetman. 1. Get the avionics right. 17 years after Saab started talking about partitioning mission systems from vehicle management on what was then Gripen NG, the verdict is in: that’s how it’s done on the B-21 and Rafale F4.
For several years, longtime aviation reporter and Aviation Week journalist Bill Sweetman has kept up a running and usually critical commentary about the F-35 program on the publication's Ares defense blog. Sweetman is considered influential because he is well-informed about the subject.
On s’arrêtera à l’article de Bill Sweetman, sur Ares, ce 2 novembre 2010, qui exprime, sur un ton inhabituellement grave, la dimension désormais bien plus que préoccupante, la dimension catastrophique de cette dernière mauvaise nouvelle. Il devient extrêmement difficile de ne pas envisager, d’une façon sérieuse, un destin ...
