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In The News: OA-X Demo: Sierra Nevada Training USAF Pilots To Fly A-29
July 07, 2017
Sierra Nevada Corporation (SNC) is beginning to train U.S. Air Force pilots to fly the A-29 “Super Tucano” for the service’s upcoming OA-X light attack/observation aircraft appraisal.
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In The News: July Fourth Tribute Honors 38 Distinguished Immigrants
July 04, 2017
Carnegie Corporation of New York, its board of trustees and staff, invite Americans to celebrate naturalized U.S. citizens, including SNC's owner & president, Eren Ozmen, with its annual Great Immigrants tribute.
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In The News: Is the U.S. Air Force’s OA-X Light Attack Aircraft Rally Going to Happen?
July 03, 2017
The Air Force is expected to test four different aircraft types including Sierra Nevada Corporation’s A-29 Super Tucano...
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Sierra Nevada Corporation Joins Lockheed Martin Skunk Works® JSTARS Recap Team
June 20, 2017
Lockheed Martin (NYSE: LMT) is pleased to announce that Sierra Nevada Corporation (SNC) has joined the Skunk Works® JSTARS Recapitalization (Recap) team, which currently includes Bombardier and Raytheon, bringing greater value to the partnership, and the team's ability to deliver a premier solution to the U.S. Air Force.
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Kutta Advances to DARPA’s Gremlins Phase 2 on Dynetics Team
June 13, 2017
Dynetics, Inc. recently awarded Kutta Technologies, Inc. (Kutta) a Phase 2 subcontract to assist with the development of unmanned aerial systems (UAS) under the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA)’s Gremlins program. Gremlins is chartered with enabling volleys of low-cost, reusable unmanned aerial systems (UAS) called gremlins, which would be launched and retrieved in air. Kutta is a wholly owned subsidiary of Sierra Nevada Corporation, specializing in proven, high-tech UAS.
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SNC Helps NASA "Touch" the Sun
June 05, 2017
The Parker Solar Probe, previously called Solar Probe Plus, is a spacecraft that NASA will send to the outermost layer of the sun’s atmosphere. The spacecraft will come within 4 mi…
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Sierra Nevada Corporation’s Counter UAS Technology Showcased at USG Tactical Demonstration Exercises
May 31, 2017
SNC successfully showcased its SkyCAP counter Unmanned Aerial System (CUAS) capability recently at tactical demonstrations for the United States Government. The exercises, which took place in April and May, validated SkyCAP as a viable and effective system solution for lightweight dismounted, on-the-move tactical vehicle platforms, and fixed-site infrastructure protection.
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Dream Chaser® Spacecraft Passes Major Milestone
May 25, 2017
Sierra Nevada Corporation (SNC) successfully passed the third integration milestone for the Dream Chaser program under the NASA Commercial Resupply Services (CRS2) program, bringing it a major step closer to providing resupply services to the International Space Station (ISS).
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IN THE NEWS: The U.S. Air Force's OA-X Light Attack Aircraft Competition Is Heating Up - The National Interest
May 15, 2017
Sierra Nevada Corporation (SNC) and its Brazilian partner Embraer Defense & Security have been invited to participate in the U.S. Air Force’s OA-X light attack aircraft demonstration this summer.
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SNC & Embraer to Participate in USAF OA-X Experiment with A-29 Super Tucano
May 12, 2017
Sierra Nevada Corporation (SNC), together with its partner, Embraer Defense & Security, has been invited to participate in the U.S. Air Force’s (USAF) Capability Assessment of Non-Developmental Light Attack Platforms, known as OA-X.
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Meet SNC's Former NASA Astronauts
May 05, 2017
We are celebrating National Astronaut Day by sharing a few fun facts about Sierra Nevada Corporation’s (SNC) Steve Lindsey and Lee Archambault both of whom were astronauts in NASA’…
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IN THE NEWS: Gemini Software Heritage Shaping Human Spaceflight Today - Aviation Week
May 03, 2017
When a United Launch Alliance rocket boosts Sierra Nevada Corp.’s Dream Chaser commercial cargo vehicle toward the International Space Station (ISS) at the end of this decade, it will find its way there with technology that has roots in the orbital rendezvous technology the government funded in the Gemini program more than a half-century ago.
