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Reed expresses caution over sending US aircraft to Ukraine
The Senate Armed Services Committee chairman has raised doubts about transferring U.S. aircraft to Ukraine.
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Mark your calendar for a planned drone wingmen competition
Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall also said drone wingmen could be a way for international allies to take part in the Next Generation Air Dominance effort.
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How one Air Force office eliminates barriers to digital transformation
Decision to heavily rely on new design and manufacturing techniques made the program the poster child for the potential of digital engineering.
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Singapore reveals it might choose a different F-35 variant
Singapore received U.S. State Department approval in January 2020 to acquire an initial tranche of four F-35Bs with an option for eight more aircraft.
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F-35B jets out of Japan make debut at Australia’s Pitch Black exercise
The 12 F-35B fighters were practicing the U.S. Marine Corps’ concept known as Expeditionary Advanced Basing Operations while Down Under.
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US Air Force clears Ospreys to fly amid unresolved clutch problem
AFSOC ordered its Osprey pilots to take a two-second pause immediately after takeoff to lessen the risk of clutch engagements, among other steps.
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Pentagon seeks commercial tech for hypersonic test vehicle
DIU is seeking proposals from commercial industry for a hypersonic test aircraft to help alleviate the strain on DoD testing infrastracture.
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Israel, Boeing agree to $927M deal for four KC-46A tankers
Israel agreed to purchase the planes in January, following years of delays in finalizing a contract that stemmed from budgeting issues and local elections.
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Lockheed, Pentagon claim they’re reining in F-35 sustainment costs
It cost the U.S. Air Force in 2020 about $7.8 million to fly one of its F-35A fighters. That was nearly double the service’s $4.1 million goal.
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Raytheon wins $972M order for Advanced Medium Range Air-to-Air Missile
Raytheon said this will be the first lot of AMRAAMs to be produced entirely with the latest suite of hardware and software upgrades.
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Reed expresses caution over sending US aircraft to Ukraine
The Senate Armed Services Committee chairman has raised doubts about transferring U.S. aircraft to Ukraine.
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Mark your calendar for a planned drone wingmen competition
Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall also said drone wingmen could be a way for international allies to take part in the Next Generation Air Dominance effort.
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How one Air Force office eliminates barriers to digital transformation
Decision to heavily rely on new design and manufacturing techniques made the program the poster child for the potential of digital engineering.
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Singapore reveals it might choose a different F-35 variant
Singapore received U.S. State Department approval in January 2020 to acquire an initial tranche of four F-35Bs with an option for eight more aircraft.
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F-35B jets out of Japan make debut at Australia’s Pitch Black exercise
The 12 F-35B fighters were practicing the U.S. Marine Corps’ concept known as Expeditionary Advanced Basing Operations while Down Under.
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US Air Force clears Ospreys to fly amid unresolved clutch problem
AFSOC ordered its Osprey pilots to take a two-second pause immediately after takeoff to lessen the risk of clutch engagements, among other steps.
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Pentagon seeks commercial tech for hypersonic test vehicle
DIU is seeking proposals from commercial industry for a hypersonic test aircraft to help alleviate the strain on DoD testing infrastracture.
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Israel, Boeing agree to $927M deal for four KC-46A tankers
Israel agreed to purchase the planes in January, following years of delays in finalizing a contract that stemmed from budgeting issues and local elections.
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Lockheed, Pentagon claim they’re reining in F-35 sustainment costs
It cost the U.S. Air Force in 2020 about $7.8 million to fly one of its F-35A fighters. That was nearly double the service’s $4.1 million goal.
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Raytheon wins $972M order for Advanced Medium Range Air-to-Air Missile
Raytheon said this will be the first lot of AMRAAMs to be produced entirely with the latest suite of hardware and software upgrades.
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Reed expresses caution over sending US aircraft to Ukraine
The Senate Armed Services Committee chairman has raised doubts about transferring U.S. aircraft to Ukraine.
-
Mark your calendar for a planned drone wingmen competition
Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall also said drone wingmen could be a way for international allies to take part in the Next Generation Air Dominance effort.
-
How one Air Force office eliminates barriers to digital transformation
Decision to heavily rely on new design and manufacturing techniques made the program the poster child for the potential of digital engineering.
-
Singapore reveals it might choose a different F-35 variant
Singapore received U.S. State Department approval in January 2020 to acquire an initial tranche of four F-35Bs with an option for eight more aircraft.
-
F-35B jets out of Japan make debut at Australia’s Pitch Black exercise
The 12 F-35B fighters were practicing the U.S. Marine Corps’ concept known as Expeditionary Advanced Basing Operations while Down Under.
-
US Air Force clears Ospreys to fly amid unresolved clutch problem
AFSOC ordered its Osprey pilots to take a two-second pause immediately after takeoff to lessen the risk of clutch engagements, among other steps.
-
Pentagon seeks commercial tech for hypersonic test vehicle
DIU is seeking proposals from commercial industry for a hypersonic test aircraft to help alleviate the strain on DoD testing infrastracture.
-
Israel, Boeing agree to $927M deal for four KC-46A tankers
Israel agreed to purchase the planes in January, following years of delays in finalizing a contract that stemmed from budgeting issues and local elections.
-
Lockheed, Pentagon claim they’re reining in F-35 sustainment costs
It cost the U.S. Air Force in 2020 about $7.8 million to fly one of its F-35A fighters. That was nearly double the service’s $4.1 million goal.
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Raytheon wins $972M order for Advanced Medium Range Air-to-Air Missile
Raytheon said this will be the first lot of AMRAAMs to be produced entirely with the latest suite of hardware and software upgrades.
