Stavatti Aerospace on Twitter: "Single Pilot SM-28S Machete in hypothetical ROKAF livery. The turbofan powered Machete will provide Extraordinary Anti-Armor/Anti-Tank capability with a comprehensive integrated Electronic Countermeasures and ...
A U.S. Air Force A-10 Thunderbolt II Warthog aircraft assigned to the 75th Fighter Squadron, refuels from a KC-135 Stratotanker aircraft on their way to exercise Red Flag at the Nevada Test
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Stavatti SM-27 'Machete' | Stephen Beat | Flickr
STAVATTI SUBMITS TWO AIRCRAFT INTO USAF T-X COMPETITION - Blog Before Flight - Aerospace and Defense News
Warthog News - Stavatti Aerospace SM-28 Machete Overview The SM-28 Machete is a single engine Close Air Support (CAS), COunter-INsurgency (COIN) and Advanced Trainer (AT) military aircraft currently under development by Stavatti.
Stavatti Aerospace Ltd - Stavatti has posted the latest SM-27 Machete linecard representing our Turboprop CAS Solution for the Philippine Air Force as "Literature" on the Machete Homepage at http://www.stavatti.com/ aircraft/sm-27/ | Facebook
Stavatti Aerospace - New player on the margins of the military-industrial complex of the USA or another Pentagon duck? PART-1
Meet the plane that could replace the A-10 Warthog | Daily Mail Online
The Machete: The Super Plane That Could Replace the A-10 Warthog, Or Not? - YouTube
The 'Machete' Attack Plane could replace the A-10 Warthog | WordlessTech
Plane-Makers Come out of the Woodwork for Air Force Light-Fighter Contest | WIRED
Stavatti Aerospace on Twitter: "The SM-28NT Machete configured for USN service with folding wings and arresting gear. A component to the Stavatti response to the US Navy Tactical Surrogate Aircraft Program call
The Machete: The Super Plane That Could Replace the A-10 Warthog (Or Not)? | The National Interest
Meet the Jets Competing to Become the Next Air Force Trainer | Air & Space Magazine| Smithsonian Magazine
A 'Light' Fighter To Out-Perform the Air Force's Tank-Killer | WIRED