Timeline of US Navy airship units (pre-WWII)

Insights on the Military Training Aircraft Global Market to 2030 - Featuring Diamond Aircraft Industries, Embraer and BAE Systems Among Others - ResearchAndMarkets.com

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Moreover, the introduction of various new fighter aircraft by manufacturers, worldwide, may lead to countries requiring trainer aircraft, in order to train their pilots.

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  • Moreover, the introduction of various new fighter aircraft by manufacturers, worldwide, may lead to countries requiring trainer aircraft, in order to train their pilots.
  • The future trainer aircraft are anticipated to provide pilot training for the Future Combat Air System (FCAS) and New Generation Fighter (NGF) programs.
  • In addition, India is in the line to conduct the first flight for its homegrown HTT 40 basic trainer aircraft.
  • The increasing number of deliveries of fighter aircraft is likely to lead to the US procuring more trainer aircraft.

Dinocrates Group Subsidiary, GMSI Wins US Navy SeaPort Next Generation Multiple Award Contract

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ROCKVILLE, Md., Nov. 04, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The US Navy has awarded a new contract to Global Management Systems, Inc. (GMSI), a wholly owned subsidiary of Dinocrates Group LLC, for its SeaPort Next Generation (SeaPort-NxG) contract vehicle.

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  • ROCKVILLE, Md., Nov. 04, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The US Navy has awarded a new contract to Global Management Systems, Inc. (GMSI), a wholly owned subsidiary of Dinocrates Group LLC, for its SeaPort Next Generation (SeaPort-NxG) contract vehicle.
  • The contract will allow GMSI to compete for individual task orders for the US Navy and the U.S. Marine Corps.
  • SeaPort-NxG enables acquisition support services for the US Navy and Marine Corps in 23 functional areas including engineering and program management.
  • We are excited about the opportunities within this contract vehicle, said Mike Schaefer, GMSIs President and former US Naval Aviator.

October 23: Dance Aboard The Ship That Recovered The Apollo 11 and Apollo 12 Astronauts As They Returned From The Moon

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Leaving standard clubbing in the rearview mirror, these promoters are taking a decidedly different approach to curating and producing events.

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  • Leaving standard clubbing in the rearview mirror, these promoters are taking a decidedly different approach to curating and producing events.
  • Founder Daniel Peterson began the legacy drive toward VIIIA shortly before the pandemic hit with a virtual event under his 'Send It Events' moniker aboard The Hornet in 2019.
  • VIIIA guests will enjoy an intimate, highly immersive experience both aboard the U.S.S Hornet, and at all future VIIIA events.
  • Cooler still, VIIIA-nauts will be on the same ship that recovered the Apollo 11 and Apollo 12 astronauts as they returned from the Moon.