Aviation Week & Space Technology’s Aerospace & Defense 2015 issue presents delivery forecasts for a range of industry sectors, from combat and unmanned aircraft to commercial and military transports. Those charts are presented here.

From the combat debut of the F-22 and a congressional block on retiring the A-10 to milestones and setbacks for the F-35 program, here are some of the key military-aircraft events in 2014.

Where is the next technological edge in defense to be found? Is it in autonomous aircraft, fast rotorcraft, responsive launchers, brain-inspired computers or somewhere else?

Expanded Tables Online Download expanded specifications on in-production and under-development unmanned aircraft and search more than 3,100 other systems at AviationWeek.com/specs

Expanded Tables Online Download expanded specifications on in-production and under-development military transports and search more than 3,100 other systems at AviationWeek.com/specs

The renewal of Germany’s rotary-wing fleet is being given a top priority as the country resumes spending on defense equipment. Officials have been charged with closing an €8 billion ($10 billion) deal, pending since March 2013, with Airbus Helicopters.

According to company officials, the T-X Hawk is likely to feature an F-35-style single screen display in both the front and rear cockpits. It will also have a structurally different wing with fewer pylons—five instead of the current seven

Budget restrictions almost brought Israel Defense Force investments to a standstill in 2014, and 2015 is not looking much brighter.