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These three companies won contracts for DARPA’s new LongShot drone
LongShot will be able to launch from a fighter or bomber and then repeatedly attack targets with its own weapons cache.
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US Air Force’s ‘Golden Horde’ swarming munitions program to get second chance
The next test will involve four networked bombs capable of shifting its target as the battlefield changes.
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With Biden’s ‘full support,’ the Space Force is officially here to stay
The White House has confirmed that President Joe Biden will not seek to dissolve the new service.
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Air Force study on future aerial refueling tanker could start in 2022
The head of Air Mobility Command said the analysis will explore whether to make a future tanker autonomous.
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US Air Force bomber unit sets up shop in Norway
The move comes as the American military sharpens its focus on the Arctic region.
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Russia hints it may return to Open Skies Treaty if US does
Moscow announced last month that it would leave the Open Skies Treaty following the U.S. departure from the pact last year.
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Turkey launches F-16 life-extension program amid lack of replacement aircraft
Turkey’s procurement and defense authorities have launched a program designed to increase the structural life of the country’s existing fleet of F-16 Block 30 jets from 8,000 flight hours to 12,000.
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Companies seek end to haggling over FCAS rights with fresh offer this week
At issue is whether countries participating in the development of mainland Europe’s futuristic weapon system are free to use the technology to make adjustments of their own later on.
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US Air Force has a fix for two major KC-46 problems
Only four problems remain on the KC-46’s list of most pressing technical deficiencies.
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These three companies won contracts for DARPA’s new LongShot drone
LongShot will be able to launch from a fighter or bomber and then repeatedly attack targets with its own weapons cache.
-
US Air Force’s ‘Golden Horde’ swarming munitions program to get second chance
The next test will involve four networked bombs capable of shifting its target as the battlefield changes.
-
With Biden’s ‘full support,’ the Space Force is officially here to stay
The White House has confirmed that President Joe Biden will not seek to dissolve the new service.
-
Air Force study on future aerial refueling tanker could start in 2022
The head of Air Mobility Command said the analysis will explore whether to make a future tanker autonomous.
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US Air Force bomber unit sets up shop in Norway
The move comes as the American military sharpens its focus on the Arctic region.
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Boeing’s F-15EX jet makes its first flight
The Eagle has landed.
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Russia hints it may return to Open Skies Treaty if US does
Moscow announced last month that it would leave the Open Skies Treaty following the U.S. departure from the pact last year.
-
Turkey launches F-16 life-extension program amid lack of replacement aircraft
Turkey’s procurement and defense authorities have launched a program designed to increase the structural life of the country’s existing fleet of F-16 Block 30 jets from 8,000 flight hours to 12,000.
-
Companies seek end to haggling over FCAS rights with fresh offer this week
At issue is whether countries participating in the development of mainland Europe’s futuristic weapon system are free to use the technology to make adjustments of their own later on.
-
US Air Force has a fix for two major KC-46 problems
Only four problems remain on the KC-46’s list of most pressing technical deficiencies.
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These three companies won contracts for DARPA’s new LongShot drone
LongShot will be able to launch from a fighter or bomber and then repeatedly attack targets with its own weapons cache.
-
US Air Force’s ‘Golden Horde’ swarming munitions program to get second chance
The next test will involve four networked bombs capable of shifting its target as the battlefield changes.
-
With Biden’s ‘full support,’ the Space Force is officially here to stay
The White House has confirmed that President Joe Biden will not seek to dissolve the new service.
-
Air Force study on future aerial refueling tanker could start in 2022
The head of Air Mobility Command said the analysis will explore whether to make a future tanker autonomous.
-
US Air Force bomber unit sets up shop in Norway
The move comes as the American military sharpens its focus on the Arctic region.
-
Boeing’s F-15EX jet makes its first flight
The Eagle has landed.
-
Russia hints it may return to Open Skies Treaty if US does
Moscow announced last month that it would leave the Open Skies Treaty following the U.S. departure from the pact last year.
-
Turkey launches F-16 life-extension program amid lack of replacement aircraft
Turkey’s procurement and defense authorities have launched a program designed to increase the structural life of the country’s existing fleet of F-16 Block 30 jets from 8,000 flight hours to 12,000.
-
Companies seek end to haggling over FCAS rights with fresh offer this week
At issue is whether countries participating in the development of mainland Europe’s futuristic weapon system are free to use the technology to make adjustments of their own later on.
-
US Air Force has a fix for two major KC-46 problems
Only four problems remain on the KC-46’s list of most pressing technical deficiencies.
