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First JSTARS jet flies into retirement after nearly 30 years of service
The Air Force plans to retire four of its 16 E-8C JSTARS planes by Oct. 1.
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New GPS simulator will support US Air Force swarming munitions testing
The new simulator will help the Air Force test Golden Horde’s electronic warfare threat protection capabilities.
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Israel plans ‘laser wall,’ but questions remain about effectiveness and cost
Where will Israel station the weapons? Will they be able to defend the country against rockets? Is the technology affordable, and what platforms will host the laser systems?
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‘Lead wing’ plan for Air Force deployments takes shape at nine bases
The F-15E Strike Eagle, A-10C Thunderbolt II and surveillance aircraft take center stage among the lead wings.
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How do Singapore’s air capabilities compare to those of its neighbors?
A comparison of select Asian air forces and their capabilities, as detailed in a new report by IISS.
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See images from the first day of the Singapore Airshow
“The show might be smaller, and the pandemic may have mitigated the number of exhibitors, but it doesn’t mean that defense procurement has been slowing down.”
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How autonomous wingmen will help fighter pilots in the next war
“There’s enough technology in existence from programs that we’ve already conducted, it convinces me that’s not a crazy idea,” Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall said.
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Singapore boosts Chinook fleet with deliveries of CH-47F
A helicopter retirement effort in Singapore suggests the Air Force will operate both “SD” and “F” variants of the CH-47 helicopter.
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Philippine Air Force modernizes fleet following financial troubles, historical inaction
The Philippines’ geography and geopolitical circumstances mean fixed- and rotary-wing transport platforms are critical to its force structure.
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Singaporean pilots tout smooth transition from Super Puma to H225M for lifesaving missions
The small island nation of Singapore has a reputation for being one of the most well-equipped and advanced air forces in Southeast Asia. Less well known, however, is its provision of airborne search and rescue services for some of the busiest sea lanes in the world.
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First JSTARS jet flies into retirement after nearly 30 years of service
The Air Force plans to retire four of its 16 E-8C JSTARS planes by Oct. 1.
-
New GPS simulator will support US Air Force swarming munitions testing
The new simulator will help the Air Force test Golden Horde’s electronic warfare threat protection capabilities.
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Israel plans ‘laser wall,’ but questions remain about effectiveness and cost
Where will Israel station the weapons? Will they be able to defend the country against rockets? Is the technology affordable, and what platforms will host the laser systems?
-
‘Lead wing’ plan for Air Force deployments takes shape at nine bases
The F-15E Strike Eagle, A-10C Thunderbolt II and surveillance aircraft take center stage among the lead wings.
-
How do Singapore’s air capabilities compare to those of its neighbors?
A comparison of select Asian air forces and their capabilities, as detailed in a new report by IISS.
-
See images from the first day of the Singapore Airshow
“The show might be smaller, and the pandemic may have mitigated the number of exhibitors, but it doesn’t mean that defense procurement has been slowing down.”
-
How autonomous wingmen will help fighter pilots in the next war
“There’s enough technology in existence from programs that we’ve already conducted, it convinces me that’s not a crazy idea,” Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall said.
-
Singapore boosts Chinook fleet with deliveries of CH-47F
A helicopter retirement effort in Singapore suggests the Air Force will operate both “SD” and “F” variants of the CH-47 helicopter.
-
Philippine Air Force modernizes fleet following financial troubles, historical inaction
The Philippines’ geography and geopolitical circumstances mean fixed- and rotary-wing transport platforms are critical to its force structure.
-
Singaporean pilots tout smooth transition from Super Puma to H225M for lifesaving missions
The small island nation of Singapore has a reputation for being one of the most well-equipped and advanced air forces in Southeast Asia. Less well known, however, is its provision of airborne search and rescue services for some of the busiest sea lanes in the world.
-
First JSTARS jet flies into retirement after nearly 30 years of service
The Air Force plans to retire four of its 16 E-8C JSTARS planes by Oct. 1.
-
New GPS simulator will support US Air Force swarming munitions testing
The new simulator will help the Air Force test Golden Horde’s electronic warfare threat protection capabilities.
-
Israel plans ‘laser wall,’ but questions remain about effectiveness and cost
Where will Israel station the weapons? Will they be able to defend the country against rockets? Is the technology affordable, and what platforms will host the laser systems?
-
‘Lead wing’ plan for Air Force deployments takes shape at nine bases
The F-15E Strike Eagle, A-10C Thunderbolt II and surveillance aircraft take center stage among the lead wings.
-
How do Singapore’s air capabilities compare to those of its neighbors?
A comparison of select Asian air forces and their capabilities, as detailed in a new report by IISS.
-
See images from the first day of the Singapore Airshow
“The show might be smaller, and the pandemic may have mitigated the number of exhibitors, but it doesn’t mean that defense procurement has been slowing down.”
-
How autonomous wingmen will help fighter pilots in the next war
“There’s enough technology in existence from programs that we’ve already conducted, it convinces me that’s not a crazy idea,” Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall said.
-
Singapore boosts Chinook fleet with deliveries of CH-47F
A helicopter retirement effort in Singapore suggests the Air Force will operate both “SD” and “F” variants of the CH-47 helicopter.
-
Philippine Air Force modernizes fleet following financial troubles, historical inaction
The Philippines’ geography and geopolitical circumstances mean fixed- and rotary-wing transport platforms are critical to its force structure.
-
Singaporean pilots tout smooth transition from Super Puma to H225M for lifesaving missions
The small island nation of Singapore has a reputation for being one of the most well-equipped and advanced air forces in Southeast Asia. Less well known, however, is its provision of airborne search and rescue services for some of the busiest sea lanes in the world.
