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Spike in Russian aircraft intercepts straining Air Force crews in Alaska, three-star says
Intercepting record numbers of Russian aircraft off of North America’s west coast has strained Air Force units in Alaska.
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Biden to nominate Frank Kendall as Air Force secretary
Frank Kendall previously served as the Pentagon’s top acquisition official during the Obama administration.
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US State Department clears Australia to buy MQ-9B drones
The deal would allow Australia to buy up to 12 MQ-9B SkyGuardians.
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AC-130J Ghostrider flies close-air support at Exercise Balikatan, a first
The deployment of the Ghostrider, assigned to the 73rd Special Operations Squadron out of Hurlburt Field, Florida, also marked the first time the updated J model of the AC-130 has landed in or operated in Japan.
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Turkey’s removal from F-35 program to cause hike in engine price
By the end of the year, Turkey will no longer supply parts for the F-35’s engine.
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F-35 program office announces a ‘strategic pause’ on new logistics system
The Defense Department underestimated the complexity of migrating to the new Operational Data Integrated Network, the F-35 program executive officer said.
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‘Don’t expect more money’ for additional F-35s in FY22, lawmakers tell an embattled Lockheed
Since 2015, Congress has added extra F-35’s to the budget. That practice could end soon.
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Swimming in data, Army and Air Force make sure they’re capturing the best info
The services are structuring themselves to give soldiers and airmen access to more data.
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US bombers could go back on alert if ICBMs are curtailed, top general says
U.S. Strategic Command head Adm. Charles Richards argued in favor of keeping new ICBMs on track during a Tuesday congressional hearing.
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New combat rescue helicopter for Air Force finishes key tests
The Air Force wrapped up the latest round of tests on its new combat rescue helicopter Tuesday.
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Spike in Russian aircraft intercepts straining Air Force crews in Alaska, three-star says
Intercepting record numbers of Russian aircraft off of North America’s west coast has strained Air Force units in Alaska.
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Biden to nominate Frank Kendall as Air Force secretary
Frank Kendall previously served as the Pentagon’s top acquisition official during the Obama administration.
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US State Department clears Australia to buy MQ-9B drones
The deal would allow Australia to buy up to 12 MQ-9B SkyGuardians.
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AC-130J Ghostrider flies close-air support at Exercise Balikatan, a first
The deployment of the Ghostrider, assigned to the 73rd Special Operations Squadron out of Hurlburt Field, Florida, also marked the first time the updated J model of the AC-130 has landed in or operated in Japan.
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Turkey’s removal from F-35 program to cause hike in engine price
By the end of the year, Turkey will no longer supply parts for the F-35’s engine.
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F-35 program office announces a ‘strategic pause’ on new logistics system
The Defense Department underestimated the complexity of migrating to the new Operational Data Integrated Network, the F-35 program executive officer said.
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‘Don’t expect more money’ for additional F-35s in FY22, lawmakers tell an embattled Lockheed
Since 2015, Congress has added extra F-35’s to the budget. That practice could end soon.
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Swimming in data, Army and Air Force make sure they’re capturing the best info
The services are structuring themselves to give soldiers and airmen access to more data.
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US bombers could go back on alert if ICBMs are curtailed, top general says
U.S. Strategic Command head Adm. Charles Richards argued in favor of keeping new ICBMs on track during a Tuesday congressional hearing.
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New combat rescue helicopter for Air Force finishes key tests
The Air Force wrapped up the latest round of tests on its new combat rescue helicopter Tuesday.
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Spike in Russian aircraft intercepts straining Air Force crews in Alaska, three-star says
Intercepting record numbers of Russian aircraft off of North America’s west coast has strained Air Force units in Alaska.
-
Biden to nominate Frank Kendall as Air Force secretary
Frank Kendall previously served as the Pentagon’s top acquisition official during the Obama administration.
-
US State Department clears Australia to buy MQ-9B drones
The deal would allow Australia to buy up to 12 MQ-9B SkyGuardians.
-
AC-130J Ghostrider flies close-air support at Exercise Balikatan, a first
The deployment of the Ghostrider, assigned to the 73rd Special Operations Squadron out of Hurlburt Field, Florida, also marked the first time the updated J model of the AC-130 has landed in or operated in Japan.
-
Turkey’s removal from F-35 program to cause hike in engine price
By the end of the year, Turkey will no longer supply parts for the F-35’s engine.
-
F-35 program office announces a ‘strategic pause’ on new logistics system
The Defense Department underestimated the complexity of migrating to the new Operational Data Integrated Network, the F-35 program executive officer said.
-
‘Don’t expect more money’ for additional F-35s in FY22, lawmakers tell an embattled Lockheed
Since 2015, Congress has added extra F-35’s to the budget. That practice could end soon.
-
Swimming in data, Army and Air Force make sure they’re capturing the best info
The services are structuring themselves to give soldiers and airmen access to more data.
-
US bombers could go back on alert if ICBMs are curtailed, top general says
U.S. Strategic Command head Adm. Charles Richards argued in favor of keeping new ICBMs on track during a Tuesday congressional hearing.
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New combat rescue helicopter for Air Force finishes key tests
The Air Force wrapped up the latest round of tests on its new combat rescue helicopter Tuesday.
