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SecAF to Congress: Let us retire aircraft or we can’t beat China
“We will not succeed against a well-resourced and strategic competitor if we insist on keeping every legacy system we have,” Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall said Monday.
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Six questions with US Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall
Can this cold warrior bring lasting change to the Air Force and Space Force?
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As the US Air Force looks to the future of special operations, vertical lift takes center stage
What comes after the MC-130 and CV-22s operated today by Air Force Special Operations Command?
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Lockheed reveals new LMXT refueling tanker, firing the opening salvo in US Air Force competition
Improvements include more range and better fuel-offloading capabilities compared to the baseline version of Airbus’s A330 tanker.
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To get F-35 performance-based logistics contract, Lockheed will have to give up tech data
Lockheed has been angling for an F-35 performance-based logistics contract for three years, but it will come with strings attached.
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See Taiwanese jets take off from rural roads, and more from its latest drill
The Taiwanese military exercise envisioned a Chinese attack taking out the island’s main airfields, necessitating the use of rural roads as runways to carry on the fight.
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Lockheed nabs F-35 sustainment contract worth up to $6.6B
The cost per flying hour is set to decrease by 8 percent over the contract period, the Pentagon stated.
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Former US Air Force acquisition czar could help the UK build its future fighter
Will Roper, who served as the U.S. Air Force’s top acquisition official during the Trump administration, will be advising the U.K. Royal Air Force on innovative technologies such as agile software development and digital engineering.
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Britain spends $850 million on C-17 upgrades, Typhoon training tech
The spending announcements come on the eve of the DSEI defense equipment show in London, opening Sept. 14.
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China, Russia loom over routine air operations across the globe
“What happens when our diplomats no longer have the might of the U.S. military or our economy as their backstop?” said Chief of Staff Gen. Charles “CQ” Brown.
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SecAF to Congress: Let us retire aircraft or we can’t beat China
“We will not succeed against a well-resourced and strategic competitor if we insist on keeping every legacy system we have,” Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall said Monday.
-
Six questions with US Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall
Can this cold warrior bring lasting change to the Air Force and Space Force?
-
As the US Air Force looks to the future of special operations, vertical lift takes center stage
What comes after the MC-130 and CV-22s operated today by Air Force Special Operations Command?
-
Lockheed reveals new LMXT refueling tanker, firing the opening salvo in US Air Force competition
Improvements include more range and better fuel-offloading capabilities compared to the baseline version of Airbus’s A330 tanker.
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To get F-35 performance-based logistics contract, Lockheed will have to give up tech data
Lockheed has been angling for an F-35 performance-based logistics contract for three years, but it will come with strings attached.
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See Taiwanese jets take off from rural roads, and more from its latest drill
The Taiwanese military exercise envisioned a Chinese attack taking out the island’s main airfields, necessitating the use of rural roads as runways to carry on the fight.
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Lockheed nabs F-35 sustainment contract worth up to $6.6B
The cost per flying hour is set to decrease by 8 percent over the contract period, the Pentagon stated.
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Former US Air Force acquisition czar could help the UK build its future fighter
Will Roper, who served as the U.S. Air Force’s top acquisition official during the Trump administration, will be advising the U.K. Royal Air Force on innovative technologies such as agile software development and digital engineering.
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Britain spends $850 million on C-17 upgrades, Typhoon training tech
The spending announcements come on the eve of the DSEI defense equipment show in London, opening Sept. 14.
-
China, Russia loom over routine air operations across the globe
“What happens when our diplomats no longer have the might of the U.S. military or our economy as their backstop?” said Chief of Staff Gen. Charles “CQ” Brown.
-
SecAF to Congress: Let us retire aircraft or we can’t beat China
“We will not succeed against a well-resourced and strategic competitor if we insist on keeping every legacy system we have,” Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall said Monday.
-
Six questions with US Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall
Can this cold warrior bring lasting change to the Air Force and Space Force?
-
As the US Air Force looks to the future of special operations, vertical lift takes center stage
What comes after the MC-130 and CV-22s operated today by Air Force Special Operations Command?
-
Lockheed reveals new LMXT refueling tanker, firing the opening salvo in US Air Force competition
Improvements include more range and better fuel-offloading capabilities compared to the baseline version of Airbus’s A330 tanker.
-
To get F-35 performance-based logistics contract, Lockheed will have to give up tech data
Lockheed has been angling for an F-35 performance-based logistics contract for three years, but it will come with strings attached.
-
See Taiwanese jets take off from rural roads, and more from its latest drill
The Taiwanese military exercise envisioned a Chinese attack taking out the island’s main airfields, necessitating the use of rural roads as runways to carry on the fight.
-
Lockheed nabs F-35 sustainment contract worth up to $6.6B
The cost per flying hour is set to decrease by 8 percent over the contract period, the Pentagon stated.
-
Former US Air Force acquisition czar could help the UK build its future fighter
Will Roper, who served as the U.S. Air Force’s top acquisition official during the Trump administration, will be advising the U.K. Royal Air Force on innovative technologies such as agile software development and digital engineering.
-
Britain spends $850 million on C-17 upgrades, Typhoon training tech
The spending announcements come on the eve of the DSEI defense equipment show in London, opening Sept. 14.
-
China, Russia loom over routine air operations across the globe
“What happens when our diplomats no longer have the might of the U.S. military or our economy as their backstop?” said Chief of Staff Gen. Charles “CQ” Brown.
