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Brian Everstine

Washington, D.C., Washington, D.C., United States

Pentagon Editor at Aviation Week

Pentagon editor at @aviationweek. PNW transplant in D.C. Sadly a Mariners fan. Alumnus of @airforcemag, @militarytimes, @ap, @thenewstribune.

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  • Utah Incident Will Not Impact Sentinel Program, Northrop Says

    1 week ago | aviationweek.com | Brian Everstine

    The explosion that destroyed a Northrop Grumman solid rocket motor facility in Utah on April 17 will not impact the company’s operations related to the Sentinel intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM), the company says. The company says it is working to determine the cause of the incident in one...

  • U.S. Navy Wants New Advanced Helicopter Trainer For Test Pilots

    1 week ago | aviationweek.com | Brian Everstine

    The U.S. Navy’s Test Pilot School is looking for a new small fleet of helicopters for training high-risk maneuvers and autorotation. Naval Air Systems Command’s Adversary and Specialized Aircraft Program Office on April 17 posted a solicitation to replace its existing Bell OH-58C fleet. The new...

  • USAF Solicitation Raises Possibility Of Looking Beyond E-7A Wedgetail

    1 week ago | aviationweek.com | Brian Everstine

    A U.S. Air Force notice to industry calls for new technologies to integrate on its upcoming Boeing E-7A Wedgetail fleet, while allowing for the possibility that the service could field another platform to serve the role. In a request for information released April 15, the service says the current E...

  • Rocket Motor Tests, Expanded Facility Show Maturity, Anduril Says

    1 week ago | aviationweek.com | Brian Everstine

    NATIONAL HARBOR, Maryland—Anduril Industries successfully test-fired two large solid rocket motors recently for the U.S. Navy as it is set to open a large production facility and prove it can build the motors at scale and to the same exacting standards as incumbent providers. The two 21-in...

  • Competitors For U.S. Navy’s New Trainer Praise Requirements Change

    2 weeks ago | aviationweek.com | Brian Everstine

    The coming sea change in the way the U.S. Navy trains its future aviators—aimed at accelerating the upcoming acquisition program—has prospective trainer aircraft contractors both excited and relieved. The Navy released its latest request for information (RFI) for the Undergraduate Jet Training... Competitors For U.S. Navy’s New Trainer Praise Requirements Change is available to both Aviation Week & Space Technology and AWIN subscribers.

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Brian Everstine
Brian Everstine @beverstine
10 Apr 25

RT @BoeingDefense: E-7A gets its wings. The first @USAirForce E-7A Wedgetail Rapid Prototype was joined with its fuselage and wings. Next…

Brian Everstine
Brian Everstine @beverstine
8 Apr 25

Combatant commander wants combatants to command

Dave Brown
Dave Brown @dave_brown24

Top commander, in potential clash with Pentagon, warns US troops should stay in Europe https://t.co/owwNY22Zs2 @connorobrienNH @politico

Brian Everstine
Brian Everstine @beverstine
7 Apr 25

The Navy shared some new details about what it wants from F/A-XX and its Collaborative Combat Aircraft plans. No, I don't have a new contract award date. https://t.co/ySnyIiCAWA