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Air Force wants to send Tyndall’s F-22 jets to the boneyard
The jets and their crews have been in limbo since Hurricane Michael hit the base in 2018.
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Canada picks the F-35 in fighter replacement competition
Canada plans to buy 88 new fighter jets to replace its CF-18s.
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Air Force would cut 150 aircraft, including A-10s, buy fewer F-35s in 2023 budget
The proposed budget would lay the groundwork for fielding the B-21, developing the Next Generation Air Dominance family of systems, and teams of autonomous drones to fly alongside piloted fighters and bombers.
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Audit clears Finnish F-35 buy amid rising spending on pandemic, Ukraine
Doubts about the ability to work within the defense ministry’s current spending plan were raised after the government decided to export defensive weapons and other military materials to Ukraine.
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US Air Force establishes new information warfare detachment
Dubbed Detachment 1, the new group is a hybrid wing-level organization designed to connect airmen from multiple locations as they accelerate readiness.
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See Pakistan showcase its latest equipment during military parade
Pakistan was commemorating March 23, 1940, when the Muslim leadership in the eastern city of Lahore demanded independence from British rule.
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DoD acquisition nominee pledges to push advanced tech, small business opportunities
“Our adversaries have a different philosophy” when it comes to testing tech like hypersonics, Sen. Angus King said. “They test and test and test and fail and fail and fail, and learn every time and end up beating us.”
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Air Force aims to sharpen vision for teaming pilots with drones
“We are poised to go ahead and take a significant step forward” in teaming autonomous drones up with piloted fighters and bombers, Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall said March 9.
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Old, weak landing gear springs led to a B-2’s $10M skid off the runway
The B-2’s pilots fought to keep the bomber centered on the runway as the landing gear collapsed, but it ultimately skidded onto the grass.
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Full weapons tester report highlights F-35 availability, software problems
“The F-35 did not suddenly become a more reliable aircraft in 2021,” Dan Grazier of the Project on Government Oversight wrote. “It takes extraordinary effort to keep the fleet operating even close to the required levels.”
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Air Force wants to send Tyndall’s F-22 jets to the boneyard
The jets and their crews have been in limbo since Hurricane Michael hit the base in 2018.
-
Canada picks the F-35 in fighter replacement competition
Canada plans to buy 88 new fighter jets to replace its CF-18s.
-
Air Force would cut 150 aircraft, including A-10s, buy fewer F-35s in 2023 budget
The proposed budget would lay the groundwork for fielding the B-21, developing the Next Generation Air Dominance family of systems, and teams of autonomous drones to fly alongside piloted fighters and bombers.
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Audit clears Finnish F-35 buy amid rising spending on pandemic, Ukraine
Doubts about the ability to work within the defense ministry’s current spending plan were raised after the government decided to export defensive weapons and other military materials to Ukraine.
-
US Air Force establishes new information warfare detachment
Dubbed Detachment 1, the new group is a hybrid wing-level organization designed to connect airmen from multiple locations as they accelerate readiness.
-
See Pakistan showcase its latest equipment during military parade
Pakistan was commemorating March 23, 1940, when the Muslim leadership in the eastern city of Lahore demanded independence from British rule.
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DoD acquisition nominee pledges to push advanced tech, small business opportunities
“Our adversaries have a different philosophy” when it comes to testing tech like hypersonics, Sen. Angus King said. “They test and test and test and fail and fail and fail, and learn every time and end up beating us.”
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Air Force aims to sharpen vision for teaming pilots with drones
“We are poised to go ahead and take a significant step forward” in teaming autonomous drones up with piloted fighters and bombers, Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall said March 9.
-
Old, weak landing gear springs led to a B-2’s $10M skid off the runway
The B-2’s pilots fought to keep the bomber centered on the runway as the landing gear collapsed, but it ultimately skidded onto the grass.
-
Full weapons tester report highlights F-35 availability, software problems
“The F-35 did not suddenly become a more reliable aircraft in 2021,” Dan Grazier of the Project on Government Oversight wrote. “It takes extraordinary effort to keep the fleet operating even close to the required levels.”
-
Air Force wants to send Tyndall’s F-22 jets to the boneyard
The jets and their crews have been in limbo since Hurricane Michael hit the base in 2018.
-
Canada picks the F-35 in fighter replacement competition
Canada plans to buy 88 new fighter jets to replace its CF-18s.
-
Air Force would cut 150 aircraft, including A-10s, buy fewer F-35s in 2023 budget
The proposed budget would lay the groundwork for fielding the B-21, developing the Next Generation Air Dominance family of systems, and teams of autonomous drones to fly alongside piloted fighters and bombers.
-
Audit clears Finnish F-35 buy amid rising spending on pandemic, Ukraine
Doubts about the ability to work within the defense ministry’s current spending plan were raised after the government decided to export defensive weapons and other military materials to Ukraine.
-
US Air Force establishes new information warfare detachment
Dubbed Detachment 1, the new group is a hybrid wing-level organization designed to connect airmen from multiple locations as they accelerate readiness.
-
See Pakistan showcase its latest equipment during military parade
Pakistan was commemorating March 23, 1940, when the Muslim leadership in the eastern city of Lahore demanded independence from British rule.
-
DoD acquisition nominee pledges to push advanced tech, small business opportunities
“Our adversaries have a different philosophy” when it comes to testing tech like hypersonics, Sen. Angus King said. “They test and test and test and fail and fail and fail, and learn every time and end up beating us.”
-
Air Force aims to sharpen vision for teaming pilots with drones
“We are poised to go ahead and take a significant step forward” in teaming autonomous drones up with piloted fighters and bombers, Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall said March 9.
-
Old, weak landing gear springs led to a B-2’s $10M skid off the runway
The B-2’s pilots fought to keep the bomber centered on the runway as the landing gear collapsed, but it ultimately skidded onto the grass.
-
Full weapons tester report highlights F-35 availability, software problems
“The F-35 did not suddenly become a more reliable aircraft in 2021,” Dan Grazier of the Project on Government Oversight wrote. “It takes extraordinary effort to keep the fleet operating even close to the required levels.”
