Power play
Boeing’s Global Strike Systems organization designs and manufactures fighters, bombers, weapons and unmanned systems. These products deliver persistent, precision assault—but ultimately are meant to support freedom worldwide.
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Meeting Canada’s emerging needs
The acquisition of four C-17 Globemaster IIIs marks the next step in the long-time partnership between Boeing and Canada. Here’s a look at what Boeing is doing to support a customer whose defense needs are growing.
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Banding together
How does space exploration affect our lives? Boeing is part of a coalition that aims to educate the public and the U.S. Congress about the relevance and importance of a vibrant space program. Indeed, Boeing representatives are in key roles in complementary teams on the coalition.
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It’s official!
On consecutive days in early March, the KC-767 Tanker made its first two fuel transfers—meaning that the aircraft has shown it can fulfill its refueling mission. Teammates involved in the milestone mission said the tanker aircraft and its systems performed extremely well.
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A rich experience
Sublieutenant Yashu Aggarwal of the Indian Navy has spent the better part of a year training in the Boeing-built T-45 Goshawk with the U.S. Navy’s Naval Air Training Command at Naval Air Station Kingsville near Corpus Christi, Texas. Here’s a look at his experiences with the aircraft.
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Experts on the team
Two Boeing employees recently obtained a rare U.S. government certification for specific work on classified systems. This certification helps reduce cycle time—and provides confidence to customers that Boeing has experts in the company to address this work’s requirements.
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Still contributing
Carl Vorst is an inventor at Boeing who’s aimed high and succeeded in his career at Boeing. He’s made many contributions as an inventor, as a teacher and as a member of his community—all of which reflect the Boeing leadership attributes.
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Photo courtesy of Carl Vorst |
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