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German Air Force takes flight for first Indo-Pacific deployment
“We want to demonstrate that we can be in Asia within a day,” said Lt. Gen. Ingo Gerhartz, the service’s chief of staff.
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All US Air Force F-35s are flying again after ejection seat checks
Service technicians inspected 706 cartridges from 349 F-35s, as well as additional supplies of spare cartridges.
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Philippines eyes US helicopters after scrapping Russian deal
The U.S. offer to sell Boeing CH-47 Chinooks was discussed as early as last year by the Philippine defense secretary and his American counterpart.
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Air Force may put Angry Kitten in planes for electronic warfare edge
Despite the inoffensive name — a far cry from Reaper or Predator drones or Hellfire missiles — the electronic warfare system can bare its claws.
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Combat rescue helicopter cuts trigger cost overrun, Air Force says
Program officials told reporters this week the Air Force’s decision to reduce its HH-60W buy will drive a major increase in the helicopter’s unit cost.
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Unmanned program could suffer if Congress blocks F-22 retirements, Hunter says
The Air Force wants to retire 33 older F-22s in fiscal 2023, but Congress wants the service to keep the fighter jets and bring them to parity with newer variants.
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Philippines tries to claw back money after canceling Russian helicopter deal
Transport helicopters are a vital component of the Philippine military; the country is an archipelagic nation made up of more than 7,000 islands and is beset with natural disasters and ongoing insurgencies.
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US Air Force moves to shield Wedgetail acquisition from continuing resolution
The Air Force says a continuing resolution could slow down its plans to award a contract for the E-7 Wedgetail in February.
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Canada unveils planned deadline to buy four Airbus tanker aircraft
Airbus was designated as the only supplier qualified to provide the tankers to the Royal Canadian Air Force. As a result, a formal request for its proposal for the planes was issued to the firm on May 13, 2022.
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Here’s what we know about F-35 ejection seat woes so far
Military officials won’t answer whether they’ve found the problem on any planes.
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German Air Force takes flight for first Indo-Pacific deployment
“We want to demonstrate that we can be in Asia within a day,” said Lt. Gen. Ingo Gerhartz, the service’s chief of staff.
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All US Air Force F-35s are flying again after ejection seat checks
Service technicians inspected 706 cartridges from 349 F-35s, as well as additional supplies of spare cartridges.
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Philippines eyes US helicopters after scrapping Russian deal
The U.S. offer to sell Boeing CH-47 Chinooks was discussed as early as last year by the Philippine defense secretary and his American counterpart.
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Air Force may put Angry Kitten in planes for electronic warfare edge
Despite the inoffensive name — a far cry from Reaper or Predator drones or Hellfire missiles — the electronic warfare system can bare its claws.
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Combat rescue helicopter cuts trigger cost overrun, Air Force says
Program officials told reporters this week the Air Force’s decision to reduce its HH-60W buy will drive a major increase in the helicopter’s unit cost.
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Unmanned program could suffer if Congress blocks F-22 retirements, Hunter says
The Air Force wants to retire 33 older F-22s in fiscal 2023, but Congress wants the service to keep the fighter jets and bring them to parity with newer variants.
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Philippines tries to claw back money after canceling Russian helicopter deal
Transport helicopters are a vital component of the Philippine military; the country is an archipelagic nation made up of more than 7,000 islands and is beset with natural disasters and ongoing insurgencies.
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US Air Force moves to shield Wedgetail acquisition from continuing resolution
The Air Force says a continuing resolution could slow down its plans to award a contract for the E-7 Wedgetail in February.
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Canada unveils planned deadline to buy four Airbus tanker aircraft
Airbus was designated as the only supplier qualified to provide the tankers to the Royal Canadian Air Force. As a result, a formal request for its proposal for the planes was issued to the firm on May 13, 2022.
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Here’s what we know about F-35 ejection seat woes so far
Military officials won’t answer whether they’ve found the problem on any planes.
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German Air Force takes flight for first Indo-Pacific deployment
“We want to demonstrate that we can be in Asia within a day,” said Lt. Gen. Ingo Gerhartz, the service’s chief of staff.
-
All US Air Force F-35s are flying again after ejection seat checks
Service technicians inspected 706 cartridges from 349 F-35s, as well as additional supplies of spare cartridges.
-
Philippines eyes US helicopters after scrapping Russian deal
The U.S. offer to sell Boeing CH-47 Chinooks was discussed as early as last year by the Philippine defense secretary and his American counterpart.
-
Air Force may put Angry Kitten in planes for electronic warfare edge
Despite the inoffensive name — a far cry from Reaper or Predator drones or Hellfire missiles — the electronic warfare system can bare its claws.
-
Combat rescue helicopter cuts trigger cost overrun, Air Force says
Program officials told reporters this week the Air Force’s decision to reduce its HH-60W buy will drive a major increase in the helicopter’s unit cost.
-
Unmanned program could suffer if Congress blocks F-22 retirements, Hunter says
The Air Force wants to retire 33 older F-22s in fiscal 2023, but Congress wants the service to keep the fighter jets and bring them to parity with newer variants.
-
Philippines tries to claw back money after canceling Russian helicopter deal
Transport helicopters are a vital component of the Philippine military; the country is an archipelagic nation made up of more than 7,000 islands and is beset with natural disasters and ongoing insurgencies.
-
US Air Force moves to shield Wedgetail acquisition from continuing resolution
The Air Force says a continuing resolution could slow down its plans to award a contract for the E-7 Wedgetail in February.
-
Canada unveils planned deadline to buy four Airbus tanker aircraft
Airbus was designated as the only supplier qualified to provide the tankers to the Royal Canadian Air Force. As a result, a formal request for its proposal for the planes was issued to the firm on May 13, 2022.
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Here’s what we know about F-35 ejection seat woes so far
Military officials won’t answer whether they’ve found the problem on any planes.
