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Congress nixes Air Force plans to buy hypersonics this year after test failures
“ARRW still has to prove itself,” Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall said.
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Pentagon rejects Poland’s offer to transfer fighter fleet for Ukraine
The Pentagon rejected Poland’s offer to transfer its MiG-29 fighter jets to the U.S., who would have then given them to Ukraine.
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Guard, Reserve would get 20 more C-130J transport aircraft under budget deal
The added C-130Js account for the bulk of the extra aircraft procurement spending lawmakers added to the administration’s original budget request.
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Turkish T129 helos arrive in the Philippines, half a year behind initial schedule
The T129Bs will complement a pair of used Bell AH-1S HueyCobra attack helicopters acquired from Jordan, along with armed light observation and transport helicopters in the Philippine Air Force’s inventory.
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F-35 production decision won’t come until end of fiscal 2023 — at least
If the testing process were to slip further, “there’s not a lot of leeway” to reach a decision on full-rate production by the end of fiscal 2023, Lt. Gen. Eric Fick said.
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Israel reveals first time it used F-35 to shoot down Iranian drone
Israel says the interception took place before the UAVs could enter Israeli airspace. This means they were shot down over the airspace of at least one other country.
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Jolly Green II rescue helicopter on track for operational tests this month
Sikorsky’s HH-60W Jolly Green II has multiple improvements to make it safer in a crash and collect information on where the rescue needs to take place.
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Modern design technique gives 60-year-old B-52s new lease on life
The B-52’s current engines, which date back to the early 1960s, are soon reaching the end of their life spans and must be replaced.
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Around-the-clock NATO air patrols fly to keep Russia at bay
NATO has nearly doubled the usual number of military jets on alert across Europe.
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USS Truman aircraft join buildup of NATO air policing patrols over Eastern Europe
NATO has nearly doubled the number of military jets on alert across Europe amid concerns that Russia’s reckless flying in international airspace could escalate alongside its war in Ukraine.
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Congress nixes Air Force plans to buy hypersonics this year after test failures
“ARRW still has to prove itself,” Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall said.
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Pentagon rejects Poland’s offer to transfer fighter fleet for Ukraine
The Pentagon rejected Poland’s offer to transfer its MiG-29 fighter jets to the U.S., who would have then given them to Ukraine.
-
Guard, Reserve would get 20 more C-130J transport aircraft under budget deal
The added C-130Js account for the bulk of the extra aircraft procurement spending lawmakers added to the administration’s original budget request.
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Turkish T129 helos arrive in the Philippines, half a year behind initial schedule
The T129Bs will complement a pair of used Bell AH-1S HueyCobra attack helicopters acquired from Jordan, along with armed light observation and transport helicopters in the Philippine Air Force’s inventory.
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F-35 production decision won’t come until end of fiscal 2023 — at least
If the testing process were to slip further, “there’s not a lot of leeway” to reach a decision on full-rate production by the end of fiscal 2023, Lt. Gen. Eric Fick said.
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Israel reveals first time it used F-35 to shoot down Iranian drone
Israel says the interception took place before the UAVs could enter Israeli airspace. This means they were shot down over the airspace of at least one other country.
-
Jolly Green II rescue helicopter on track for operational tests this month
Sikorsky’s HH-60W Jolly Green II has multiple improvements to make it safer in a crash and collect information on where the rescue needs to take place.
-
Modern design technique gives 60-year-old B-52s new lease on life
The B-52’s current engines, which date back to the early 1960s, are soon reaching the end of their life spans and must be replaced.
-
Around-the-clock NATO air patrols fly to keep Russia at bay
NATO has nearly doubled the usual number of military jets on alert across Europe.
-
USS Truman aircraft join buildup of NATO air policing patrols over Eastern Europe
NATO has nearly doubled the number of military jets on alert across Europe amid concerns that Russia’s reckless flying in international airspace could escalate alongside its war in Ukraine.
-
Congress nixes Air Force plans to buy hypersonics this year after test failures
“ARRW still has to prove itself,” Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall said.
-
Pentagon rejects Poland’s offer to transfer fighter fleet for Ukraine
The Pentagon rejected Poland’s offer to transfer its MiG-29 fighter jets to the U.S., who would have then given them to Ukraine.
-
Guard, Reserve would get 20 more C-130J transport aircraft under budget deal
The added C-130Js account for the bulk of the extra aircraft procurement spending lawmakers added to the administration’s original budget request.
-
Turkish T129 helos arrive in the Philippines, half a year behind initial schedule
The T129Bs will complement a pair of used Bell AH-1S HueyCobra attack helicopters acquired from Jordan, along with armed light observation and transport helicopters in the Philippine Air Force’s inventory.
-
F-35 production decision won’t come until end of fiscal 2023 — at least
If the testing process were to slip further, “there’s not a lot of leeway” to reach a decision on full-rate production by the end of fiscal 2023, Lt. Gen. Eric Fick said.
-
Israel reveals first time it used F-35 to shoot down Iranian drone
Israel says the interception took place before the UAVs could enter Israeli airspace. This means they were shot down over the airspace of at least one other country.
-
Jolly Green II rescue helicopter on track for operational tests this month
Sikorsky’s HH-60W Jolly Green II has multiple improvements to make it safer in a crash and collect information on where the rescue needs to take place.
-
Modern design technique gives 60-year-old B-52s new lease on life
The B-52’s current engines, which date back to the early 1960s, are soon reaching the end of their life spans and must be replaced.
-
Around-the-clock NATO air patrols fly to keep Russia at bay
NATO has nearly doubled the usual number of military jets on alert across Europe.
-
USS Truman aircraft join buildup of NATO air policing patrols over Eastern Europe
NATO has nearly doubled the number of military jets on alert across Europe amid concerns that Russia’s reckless flying in international airspace could escalate alongside its war in Ukraine.
