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More missiles, less vehicles: Australia unveils strategic review
For the first time, the review addresses the need to harden Australia’s air bases and secure fuel supplies against attack from Australia’s north.
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Escape system problem causes T-7 deliveries to slip to end of 2025
It’s the latest slide in the T-7’s schedule, and means the first deliveries will happen at least two years later than anticipated.
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Air Force wants to launch programs without having to wait for Congress
The service submitted a legislative proposal requesting authority to start new programs or ramp up existing efforts without waiting for lawmaker approvals.
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US Air Force, Navy conduct ICBM test aboard nuclear command aircraft
This was the first Minuteman III test conducted from an airborne control center on a Navy E-6B Mercury aircraft since August.
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US Air Force eyes September for next phase of re-engining B-52 bombers
“This is an almost complete overhaul of the mission systems of the B-52 [that] will enable it to operate well into the future,” says Andrew Hunter.
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Sikorsky won’t sue US Army after GAO rejected protest over future helo
The company has announced it’s reached the end of the road in its pursuit of the Future Long Range Assault Aircraft.
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Lockheed: F-35 upgrade delays will lead to fewer 2023 deliveries
The vendor said putting Technology Refresh 3 into the F-35 has been very difficult, but that the company is now “in the very late innings.”
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Russia trains Belarusian pilots in nuclear weapons use
The deployment of Russian tactical nuclear weapons to Belarus would put them closer to potential targets in Ukraine and NATO members in Europe.
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South Korea to develop electronic warfare aircraft, buy helicopters
South Korea’s defense procurement agency has approved two major acquisition programs, cumulatively worth billions of dollars.
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After tragedy, US Air Force probes English training for foreign pilots
The 2021 incident prompted Air Force leaders to take a close look at the quality of instruction and how to better accommodate foreign students.
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More missiles, less vehicles: Australia unveils strategic review
For the first time, the review addresses the need to harden Australia’s air bases and secure fuel supplies against attack from Australia’s north.
-
Escape system problem causes T-7 deliveries to slip to end of 2025
It’s the latest slide in the T-7’s schedule, and means the first deliveries will happen at least two years later than anticipated.
-
Air Force wants to launch programs without having to wait for Congress
The service submitted a legislative proposal requesting authority to start new programs or ramp up existing efforts without waiting for lawmaker approvals.
-
US Air Force, Navy conduct ICBM test aboard nuclear command aircraft
This was the first Minuteman III test conducted from an airborne control center on a Navy E-6B Mercury aircraft since August.
-
US Air Force eyes September for next phase of re-engining B-52 bombers
“This is an almost complete overhaul of the mission systems of the B-52 [that] will enable it to operate well into the future,” says Andrew Hunter.
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Sikorsky won’t sue US Army after GAO rejected protest over future helo
The company has announced it’s reached the end of the road in its pursuit of the Future Long Range Assault Aircraft.
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Lockheed: F-35 upgrade delays will lead to fewer 2023 deliveries
The vendor said putting Technology Refresh 3 into the F-35 has been very difficult, but that the company is now “in the very late innings.”
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Russia trains Belarusian pilots in nuclear weapons use
The deployment of Russian tactical nuclear weapons to Belarus would put them closer to potential targets in Ukraine and NATO members in Europe.
-
South Korea to develop electronic warfare aircraft, buy helicopters
South Korea’s defense procurement agency has approved two major acquisition programs, cumulatively worth billions of dollars.
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After tragedy, US Air Force probes English training for foreign pilots
The 2021 incident prompted Air Force leaders to take a close look at the quality of instruction and how to better accommodate foreign students.
-
More missiles, less vehicles: Australia unveils strategic review
For the first time, the review addresses the need to harden Australia’s air bases and secure fuel supplies against attack from Australia’s north.
-
Escape system problem causes T-7 deliveries to slip to end of 2025
It’s the latest slide in the T-7’s schedule, and means the first deliveries will happen at least two years later than anticipated.
-
Air Force wants to launch programs without having to wait for Congress
The service submitted a legislative proposal requesting authority to start new programs or ramp up existing efforts without waiting for lawmaker approvals.
-
US Air Force, Navy conduct ICBM test aboard nuclear command aircraft
This was the first Minuteman III test conducted from an airborne control center on a Navy E-6B Mercury aircraft since August.
-
US Air Force eyes September for next phase of re-engining B-52 bombers
“This is an almost complete overhaul of the mission systems of the B-52 [that] will enable it to operate well into the future,” says Andrew Hunter.
-
Sikorsky won’t sue US Army after GAO rejected protest over future helo
The company has announced it’s reached the end of the road in its pursuit of the Future Long Range Assault Aircraft.
-
Lockheed: F-35 upgrade delays will lead to fewer 2023 deliveries
The vendor said putting Technology Refresh 3 into the F-35 has been very difficult, but that the company is now “in the very late innings.”
-
Russia trains Belarusian pilots in nuclear weapons use
The deployment of Russian tactical nuclear weapons to Belarus would put them closer to potential targets in Ukraine and NATO members in Europe.
-
South Korea to develop electronic warfare aircraft, buy helicopters
South Korea’s defense procurement agency has approved two major acquisition programs, cumulatively worth billions of dollars.
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After tragedy, US Air Force probes English training for foreign pilots
The 2021 incident prompted Air Force leaders to take a close look at the quality of instruction and how to better accommodate foreign students.
