In this week’s Washington Outlook, the U.S. will provide $38 billion in military to Israel over the next 10 years; business groups want to restore Ex-Im bank’s ability to approve major deals; and the Air Force needs more time to upgrade its air traffic avionics systems.

Boeing is taking no chances on the U.S. Air Force’s T-X trainer competition, which may save its St. Louis factory when F-15 and F/A-18 production ends.

Among 16 Tigers in Australian Army squadron service, an average of only 3.5 were serviceable in 2015.

In this week's defense roundup: Belarus testing weaponized UAV, Antonov to fly light airlifter before 2017, NRO focuses on ground systems and algorithms, and Indonesia test flies first of five retrofitted C-130Bs.

Video footage from the HUD of a U.S. Air Force F-16 records the dramatic moment when its unconscious pilot is saved from certain death by the aircraft’s Automatic Ground Collision Avoidance System.

The twin-tail, single-engine jet is designed to meet the U.S. Air Force’s requirements—not exceed them.

Winning the T-X trainer contract from the U.S. Air Force could lead to bigger prizes from internationals customers.

The unveiling ends months of speculation about Boeing and partner Saab’s mysterious clean-sheet design for the T-X, which seeks to replace the T-38.