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How war in Ukraine is informing future US Air Force networks
“If I were to summarize a lesson learned, it would be we can’t have enough coalition connectivity fast enough.”
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Argentina chooses to buy US-made Chinook over Russian Mi-26
Argentina has kicked-started the process for procuring four Boeing-made CH-47 Chinook heavy helicopters from the U.S., military sources in Buenos Aires have told Defense News.
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Pratt & Whitney wins $4.4 billion contract for F-35 engines
The bridge contract is intended to keep F135 engines in production until Pratt & Whitney and the Pentagon wrap up the next formal contract for engines.
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See the show floor and live drills at Eurosatory
Whether you were able to attend Eurosatory this year or not, you won’t want to miss these highlights.
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Marine Corps orders safety standdown for all aviation units
There have been six class-A Marine aviation mishaps resulting in nine deaths in 2022.
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Poland reveals plan to buy AW149 helos in deal potentially worth over $1B
A medium-lift, multirole helicopter launched in 2006, AW149 customers include Thailand and Egypt. Leonardo is currently marketing the type to the United Kingdom.
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Air Force using AI to improve weather models for military planning
“When planning military operations,” the deputy CIO said, “the weather can be a huge determiner of success or failure.”
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‘Take the handcuffs off’: Retiring Materiel Command boss remains bullish on airmen’s innovative abilities
Gen. Arnold Bunch retired Monday as Air Force Materiel Command boss after nearly 40 years in uniform.
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The war in Ukraine should serve to bolster Europe’s air power ambitions
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is a stark reminder that Europe’s NATO members need to spend more wisely — and not simply spend more — in bolstering their collective defense against unwarranted aggression.
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This A-10C Warthog unit wants to bring more ‘brrrrrt’ to Europe
The Maryland Air National Guard’s A-10C attack planes spent a month training with American and NATO troops in Europe.
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How war in Ukraine is informing future US Air Force networks
“If I were to summarize a lesson learned, it would be we can’t have enough coalition connectivity fast enough.”
-
Argentina chooses to buy US-made Chinook over Russian Mi-26
Argentina has kicked-started the process for procuring four Boeing-made CH-47 Chinook heavy helicopters from the U.S., military sources in Buenos Aires have told Defense News.
-
Pratt & Whitney wins $4.4 billion contract for F-35 engines
The bridge contract is intended to keep F135 engines in production until Pratt & Whitney and the Pentagon wrap up the next formal contract for engines.
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See the show floor and live drills at Eurosatory
Whether you were able to attend Eurosatory this year or not, you won’t want to miss these highlights.
-
Marine Corps orders safety standdown for all aviation units
There have been six class-A Marine aviation mishaps resulting in nine deaths in 2022.
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Poland reveals plan to buy AW149 helos in deal potentially worth over $1B
A medium-lift, multirole helicopter launched in 2006, AW149 customers include Thailand and Egypt. Leonardo is currently marketing the type to the United Kingdom.
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Air Force using AI to improve weather models for military planning
“When planning military operations,” the deputy CIO said, “the weather can be a huge determiner of success or failure.”
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‘Take the handcuffs off’: Retiring Materiel Command boss remains bullish on airmen’s innovative abilities
Gen. Arnold Bunch retired Monday as Air Force Materiel Command boss after nearly 40 years in uniform.
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The war in Ukraine should serve to bolster Europe’s air power ambitions
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is a stark reminder that Europe’s NATO members need to spend more wisely — and not simply spend more — in bolstering their collective defense against unwarranted aggression.
-
This A-10C Warthog unit wants to bring more ‘brrrrrt’ to Europe
The Maryland Air National Guard’s A-10C attack planes spent a month training with American and NATO troops in Europe.
-
How war in Ukraine is informing future US Air Force networks
“If I were to summarize a lesson learned, it would be we can’t have enough coalition connectivity fast enough.”
-
Argentina chooses to buy US-made Chinook over Russian Mi-26
Argentina has kicked-started the process for procuring four Boeing-made CH-47 Chinook heavy helicopters from the U.S., military sources in Buenos Aires have told Defense News.
-
Pratt & Whitney wins $4.4 billion contract for F-35 engines
The bridge contract is intended to keep F135 engines in production until Pratt & Whitney and the Pentagon wrap up the next formal contract for engines.
-
See the show floor and live drills at Eurosatory
Whether you were able to attend Eurosatory this year or not, you won’t want to miss these highlights.
-
Marine Corps orders safety standdown for all aviation units
There have been six class-A Marine aviation mishaps resulting in nine deaths in 2022.
-
Poland reveals plan to buy AW149 helos in deal potentially worth over $1B
A medium-lift, multirole helicopter launched in 2006, AW149 customers include Thailand and Egypt. Leonardo is currently marketing the type to the United Kingdom.
-
Air Force using AI to improve weather models for military planning
“When planning military operations,” the deputy CIO said, “the weather can be a huge determiner of success or failure.”
-
‘Take the handcuffs off’: Retiring Materiel Command boss remains bullish on airmen’s innovative abilities
Gen. Arnold Bunch retired Monday as Air Force Materiel Command boss after nearly 40 years in uniform.
-
The war in Ukraine should serve to bolster Europe’s air power ambitions
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is a stark reminder that Europe’s NATO members need to spend more wisely — and not simply spend more — in bolstering their collective defense against unwarranted aggression.
-
This A-10C Warthog unit wants to bring more ‘brrrrrt’ to Europe
The Maryland Air National Guard’s A-10C attack planes spent a month training with American and NATO troops in Europe.
