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Lebanese Air Force chief: The future of air power, and its role in fighting terrorism
Among the most important challenges that air force planners will encounter is the ability to keep pace with rapid technological development as well as industry’s progress on weapons and equipment.
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Pentagon’s first demo of small counter-drone tech set for spring
Industry will get its first chance to bring technology to demonstrate to the joint force for an enduring solution to counter small drones.
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UAE’s F-35 contracts expected to be signed before end of Trump administration
“Everything is on that trajectory,” according to the assistant secretary of state for political-military affairs.
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‘We are in danger of losing our republic,’ Air Force strategy chief says in wake of Capitol attack
“Today, our internal division is our biggest threat, and it is being exacerbated skillfully by state and non-state actors that want to see us weakened & discredited,” Lt. Gen. Clinton Hinote wrote.
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US Strategic Command chief defends ICBM replacement program
It’s too late to pursue another life extension for the Minuteman III, the head of U.S. Strategic Command told reporters.
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The British pick MBDA’s Spear 3 cruise missile for their F-35s
The deal should see the Spear 3 missile achieve initial operational capability on the aircraft in 2025, making it the primary air-to-ground weapon for the Lockheed Martin-built jets now coming into service with the Royal Navy and Royal Air Force.
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Air Force bases MQ-9 Reapers in Romania
USAFE said the Reapers’ deployment shows the United States’ support for allies in the region, and seeks to deter adversaries.
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Israel, Greece sign $1.7 billion deal for Air Force training
The Hellenic Air Force will acquire 10 M-346 aircraft, and Israel’s Elbit Systems will establish a flight school and maintain training aircraft.
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Saab nabs $1 billion deal for two more GlobalEye planes to the United Arab Emirates
The contract is an extension of a 2015 deal, bringing the UAE’s fleet of the surveillance plane to five.
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New in 2021: Older planes bound for the Boneyard
Congress put the brakes on Air Force plans to retire more than 100 aircraft, but the service did get the greenlight to retire some bombers, cargo planes and tankers.
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Lebanese Air Force chief: The future of air power, and its role in fighting terrorism
Among the most important challenges that air force planners will encounter is the ability to keep pace with rapid technological development as well as industry’s progress on weapons and equipment.
-
Pentagon’s first demo of small counter-drone tech set for spring
Industry will get its first chance to bring technology to demonstrate to the joint force for an enduring solution to counter small drones.
-
UAE’s F-35 contracts expected to be signed before end of Trump administration
“Everything is on that trajectory,” according to the assistant secretary of state for political-military affairs.
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‘We are in danger of losing our republic,’ Air Force strategy chief says in wake of Capitol attack
“Today, our internal division is our biggest threat, and it is being exacerbated skillfully by state and non-state actors that want to see us weakened & discredited,” Lt. Gen. Clinton Hinote wrote.
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US Strategic Command chief defends ICBM replacement program
It’s too late to pursue another life extension for the Minuteman III, the head of U.S. Strategic Command told reporters.
-
The British pick MBDA’s Spear 3 cruise missile for their F-35s
The deal should see the Spear 3 missile achieve initial operational capability on the aircraft in 2025, making it the primary air-to-ground weapon for the Lockheed Martin-built jets now coming into service with the Royal Navy and Royal Air Force.
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Air Force bases MQ-9 Reapers in Romania
USAFE said the Reapers’ deployment shows the United States’ support for allies in the region, and seeks to deter adversaries.
-
Israel, Greece sign $1.7 billion deal for Air Force training
The Hellenic Air Force will acquire 10 M-346 aircraft, and Israel’s Elbit Systems will establish a flight school and maintain training aircraft.
-
Saab nabs $1 billion deal for two more GlobalEye planes to the United Arab Emirates
The contract is an extension of a 2015 deal, bringing the UAE’s fleet of the surveillance plane to five.
-
New in 2021: Older planes bound for the Boneyard
Congress put the brakes on Air Force plans to retire more than 100 aircraft, but the service did get the greenlight to retire some bombers, cargo planes and tankers.
-
Lebanese Air Force chief: The future of air power, and its role in fighting terrorism
Among the most important challenges that air force planners will encounter is the ability to keep pace with rapid technological development as well as industry’s progress on weapons and equipment.
-
Pentagon’s first demo of small counter-drone tech set for spring
Industry will get its first chance to bring technology to demonstrate to the joint force for an enduring solution to counter small drones.
-
UAE’s F-35 contracts expected to be signed before end of Trump administration
“Everything is on that trajectory,” according to the assistant secretary of state for political-military affairs.
-
‘We are in danger of losing our republic,’ Air Force strategy chief says in wake of Capitol attack
“Today, our internal division is our biggest threat, and it is being exacerbated skillfully by state and non-state actors that want to see us weakened & discredited,” Lt. Gen. Clinton Hinote wrote.
-
US Strategic Command chief defends ICBM replacement program
It’s too late to pursue another life extension for the Minuteman III, the head of U.S. Strategic Command told reporters.
-
The British pick MBDA’s Spear 3 cruise missile for their F-35s
The deal should see the Spear 3 missile achieve initial operational capability on the aircraft in 2025, making it the primary air-to-ground weapon for the Lockheed Martin-built jets now coming into service with the Royal Navy and Royal Air Force.
-
Air Force bases MQ-9 Reapers in Romania
USAFE said the Reapers’ deployment shows the United States’ support for allies in the region, and seeks to deter adversaries.
-
Israel, Greece sign $1.7 billion deal for Air Force training
The Hellenic Air Force will acquire 10 M-346 aircraft, and Israel’s Elbit Systems will establish a flight school and maintain training aircraft.
-
Saab nabs $1 billion deal for two more GlobalEye planes to the United Arab Emirates
The contract is an extension of a 2015 deal, bringing the UAE’s fleet of the surveillance plane to five.
-
New in 2021: Older planes bound for the Boneyard
Congress put the brakes on Air Force plans to retire more than 100 aircraft, but the service did get the greenlight to retire some bombers, cargo planes and tankers.
