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Italy Air Force chief heads to Japan to talk next-gen fighter jets
The visit comes as nations make plans about what the future may hold for combat aviation.
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Space Force refining range needs through ‘Black Skies’ training
The service is planning a Red Skies exercise next summer focused on orbital warfare and a Blue Skies event in 2024 targeted at training cyber operators.
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Brazil buys new Airbus helicopters for Air Force, Navy
The new aircraft will replace AS350 and Bell 206 helicopters currently in use by the two services.
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Air Force plans more tests of amphibious, armed MC-130J airlifter
“It does have strategic implications, but I think that’s all to the positive,” Air Force Special Operations Command boss Lt. Gen. Jim Slife said.
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As semiconductor shortages linger, one defense firm gets creative
Defense execs call the computer chip shortage an “acute pain point” and “day-to-day” challenge.
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Senate to move Pentagon nominees amid critical minerals row
It came down to an industrial access road at a mining district in Alaska.
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Submarine fleet needs more spare parts to stem maintenance delays
Though the industrial base is already strained, the Navy may need to accelerate its purchase of submarine spare parts to address maintenance delays.
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Will roadblocks end soon for military household goods contract?
A court decision is expected soon on the new military household goods contract.
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Use us for combat zone tests, Ukraine minister tells US war industry
Ukraine’s deputy defense minister suggested anti-tank systems with a 6-kilometer range or suicide drones as options his military could use.
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Special ops boss hopes replacing CV-22 clutches will keep airmen safe
A spike in engine torque can destabilize the Osprey after just one-millionth of a second.
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Italy Air Force chief heads to Japan to talk next-gen fighter jets
The visit comes as nations make plans about what the future may hold for combat aviation.
-
Space Force refining range needs through ‘Black Skies’ training
The service is planning a Red Skies exercise next summer focused on orbital warfare and a Blue Skies event in 2024 targeted at training cyber operators.
-
Brazil buys new Airbus helicopters for Air Force, Navy
The new aircraft will replace AS350 and Bell 206 helicopters currently in use by the two services.
-
Air Force plans more tests of amphibious, armed MC-130J airlifter
“It does have strategic implications, but I think that’s all to the positive,” Air Force Special Operations Command boss Lt. Gen. Jim Slife said.
-
As semiconductor shortages linger, one defense firm gets creative
Defense execs call the computer chip shortage an “acute pain point” and “day-to-day” challenge.
-
Senate to move Pentagon nominees amid critical minerals row
It came down to an industrial access road at a mining district in Alaska.
-
Submarine fleet needs more spare parts to stem maintenance delays
Though the industrial base is already strained, the Navy may need to accelerate its purchase of submarine spare parts to address maintenance delays.
-
Will roadblocks end soon for military household goods contract?
A court decision is expected soon on the new military household goods contract.
-
Use us for combat zone tests, Ukraine minister tells US war industry
Ukraine’s deputy defense minister suggested anti-tank systems with a 6-kilometer range or suicide drones as options his military could use.
-
Special ops boss hopes replacing CV-22 clutches will keep airmen safe
A spike in engine torque can destabilize the Osprey after just one-millionth of a second.
-
Italy Air Force chief heads to Japan to talk next-gen fighter jets
The visit comes as nations make plans about what the future may hold for combat aviation.
-
Space Force refining range needs through ‘Black Skies’ training
The service is planning a Red Skies exercise next summer focused on orbital warfare and a Blue Skies event in 2024 targeted at training cyber operators.
-
Brazil buys new Airbus helicopters for Air Force, Navy
The new aircraft will replace AS350 and Bell 206 helicopters currently in use by the two services.
-
Air Force plans more tests of amphibious, armed MC-130J airlifter
“It does have strategic implications, but I think that’s all to the positive,” Air Force Special Operations Command boss Lt. Gen. Jim Slife said.
-
As semiconductor shortages linger, one defense firm gets creative
Defense execs call the computer chip shortage an “acute pain point” and “day-to-day” challenge.
-
Senate to move Pentagon nominees amid critical minerals row
It came down to an industrial access road at a mining district in Alaska.
-
Submarine fleet needs more spare parts to stem maintenance delays
Though the industrial base is already strained, the Navy may need to accelerate its purchase of submarine spare parts to address maintenance delays.
-
Will roadblocks end soon for military household goods contract?
A court decision is expected soon on the new military household goods contract.
-
Use us for combat zone tests, Ukraine minister tells US war industry
Ukraine’s deputy defense minister suggested anti-tank systems with a 6-kilometer range or suicide drones as options his military could use.
-
Special ops boss hopes replacing CV-22 clutches will keep airmen safe
A spike in engine torque can destabilize the Osprey after just one-millionth of a second.
