- Remember when the Project on Government Oversight (POGO) revealed the F-35 systems were vulnerable to hackers? Well, they were right. The hackers compromised data for the F-35's autonomic logistics system on non-classified networks. Classified data is still safe.
- For the record, London's Telegraph newspaper reports that China denies responsibility for F-35 hacks
- Andrea Shalal-Esa of Reuters reports that lawmakers don't buy Gates' "split buy" math on KC-X
- Amy Butler of Aviation Week & Space Technology reveals army helicopter pilot shortage
- Saurabh Joshi of StratPost says India's MOD back-tracks on Dassault Rafale ejection
- Blogger Dave Majumdar explains Sikorsky X2 project
- Bill Sweetman of Ares connects the dots between mystery UCAV in Afghanistan and secretive Desert Prowler aircraft
- Molly McMillin of the Wichita Eagle says Kansas is ready to start flying UAVs
- Iran Air Force no-shows national air parade
- Associated Press says Venezuela has created military unit to operate new Russian surface to air missile systems
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