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The Defense Department still isn’t meeting its F-35 readiness goals
Today, only 36 percent of F-35s are capable of performing all of the missions it was designed to accomplish.
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Trump didn’t influence program details on Air Force One, JEDI, says acquisition head
Trump’s input into the Air Force One replacement was cosmetic, according to Ellen Lord, the outgoing defense acquisition chief.
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US agency forecasts cost for missile defense plans over next decade
If the Pentagon applies plans prescribed in its most recent Missile Defense Review, the cost of missile defense over the next decade could rise as much as 40 percent over 2017 projections, the Congressional Budget Office estimates.
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Watch the skies in 2022 for the first B-21 bomber flight
Construction of the second B-21 is underway.
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Aerovironment buys Arcturus UAV in $405M deal
Aerovironment picks up Arcturus UAV, a company whose capability has caught the Army’s eye in its Future Tactical Unmanned Aircraft System competition.
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Russia follows US to withdraw from Open Skies Treaty
The treaty was intended to build trust between Russia and the West by allowing the accord’s more than three dozen signatories to conduct reconnaissance flights over each other’s territories.
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Indian government clears $6.5 billion deal for homemade Tejas fighter jets
The deal will see state-owned Hindustan Aeronautics Limited manufacture 73 LCA MK1A Tejas fighter versions and 10 trainers versions.
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Due on Inauguration Day: An acquisition strategy for the Air Force’s next-gen battle management system
It will be up to the incoming Biden administration to decide whether to begin buying the first parts of the Advanced Battle Management System, or scrap the concept altogether.
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US Air Force chief of staff: How to prepare the service for tomorrow’s fight
While many acknowledge the growing threat and need for change in our Air Force to be ready for tomorrow’s fight, the pressing question is: How?
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German Air Force chief: The service is undergoing upgrades to meet future challenges
The German Luftwaffe is upgrading its assets to bring it up into the pinnacle of today’s military aviation capabilities.
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The Defense Department still isn’t meeting its F-35 readiness goals
Today, only 36 percent of F-35s are capable of performing all of the missions it was designed to accomplish.
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Trump didn’t influence program details on Air Force One, JEDI, says acquisition head
Trump’s input into the Air Force One replacement was cosmetic, according to Ellen Lord, the outgoing defense acquisition chief.
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US agency forecasts cost for missile defense plans over next decade
If the Pentagon applies plans prescribed in its most recent Missile Defense Review, the cost of missile defense over the next decade could rise as much as 40 percent over 2017 projections, the Congressional Budget Office estimates.
-
Watch the skies in 2022 for the first B-21 bomber flight
Construction of the second B-21 is underway.
-
Aerovironment buys Arcturus UAV in $405M deal
Aerovironment picks up Arcturus UAV, a company whose capability has caught the Army’s eye in its Future Tactical Unmanned Aircraft System competition.
-
Russia follows US to withdraw from Open Skies Treaty
The treaty was intended to build trust between Russia and the West by allowing the accord’s more than three dozen signatories to conduct reconnaissance flights over each other’s territories.
-
Indian government clears $6.5 billion deal for homemade Tejas fighter jets
The deal will see state-owned Hindustan Aeronautics Limited manufacture 73 LCA MK1A Tejas fighter versions and 10 trainers versions.
-
Due on Inauguration Day: An acquisition strategy for the Air Force’s next-gen battle management system
It will be up to the incoming Biden administration to decide whether to begin buying the first parts of the Advanced Battle Management System, or scrap the concept altogether.
-
US Air Force chief of staff: How to prepare the service for tomorrow’s fight
While many acknowledge the growing threat and need for change in our Air Force to be ready for tomorrow’s fight, the pressing question is: How?
-
German Air Force chief: The service is undergoing upgrades to meet future challenges
The German Luftwaffe is upgrading its assets to bring it up into the pinnacle of today’s military aviation capabilities.
-
The Defense Department still isn’t meeting its F-35 readiness goals
Today, only 36 percent of F-35s are capable of performing all of the missions it was designed to accomplish.
-
Trump didn’t influence program details on Air Force One, JEDI, says acquisition head
Trump’s input into the Air Force One replacement was cosmetic, according to Ellen Lord, the outgoing defense acquisition chief.
-
US agency forecasts cost for missile defense plans over next decade
If the Pentagon applies plans prescribed in its most recent Missile Defense Review, the cost of missile defense over the next decade could rise as much as 40 percent over 2017 projections, the Congressional Budget Office estimates.
-
Watch the skies in 2022 for the first B-21 bomber flight
Construction of the second B-21 is underway.
-
Aerovironment buys Arcturus UAV in $405M deal
Aerovironment picks up Arcturus UAV, a company whose capability has caught the Army’s eye in its Future Tactical Unmanned Aircraft System competition.
-
Russia follows US to withdraw from Open Skies Treaty
The treaty was intended to build trust between Russia and the West by allowing the accord’s more than three dozen signatories to conduct reconnaissance flights over each other’s territories.
-
Indian government clears $6.5 billion deal for homemade Tejas fighter jets
The deal will see state-owned Hindustan Aeronautics Limited manufacture 73 LCA MK1A Tejas fighter versions and 10 trainers versions.
-
Due on Inauguration Day: An acquisition strategy for the Air Force’s next-gen battle management system
It will be up to the incoming Biden administration to decide whether to begin buying the first parts of the Advanced Battle Management System, or scrap the concept altogether.
-
US Air Force chief of staff: How to prepare the service for tomorrow’s fight
While many acknowledge the growing threat and need for change in our Air Force to be ready for tomorrow’s fight, the pressing question is: How?
-
German Air Force chief: The service is undergoing upgrades to meet future challenges
The German Luftwaffe is upgrading its assets to bring it up into the pinnacle of today’s military aviation capabilities.
