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Boeing has another overrun on the KC-46, but its CEO says there’s reason for hope
“The tanker has been a drag on us for three or four years in every way you can think of,” says Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun.
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How is the Egyptian Air Force able to operate its fleet of mixed origin?
It’s rare to witness an air force flying fighter jets and helicopters of different origins, but Egypt operates aircraft from Russia, China, the United States and European nations.
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F-35 to move into full-rate production later than expected
Key F-35 simulator tests won’t occur this year and have been pushed to 2021.
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Pakistan to replace Orion patrol aircraft with Brazilian jetliner
When converted for Pakistani service, the aircraft will be called Sea Sultan.
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Electromagnetic spectrum management moves to Headquarters Air Force
The Air Force has officially moved its spectrum management office from Air Combat Command to the deputy chief of staff for ISR and cyber effects operations.
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Pentagon begins rolling out replacement for the F-35 system that maintainers hate the most
F-35B pilots at Marine Corps Air Station Yuma became the first unit to try out Operational Data Integrated Network last month.
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European nations should shape their air-combat fleets to support the F-35, US analysts say
A report commissioned by U.S. European Command considers the hypothetical premise of a Russian land grab on NATO’s eastern flank.
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Lawmakers take steps to slow down sale of F-35s to UAE
A pair of Democrats introduced legislation calling for more oversight of F-35 sales.
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Italy’s Navy-Air Force tussle over the F-35 comes to a head
Deadlines approach for deciding which service will get the next aircraft to roll off the production line, and where it will be based.
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The Army and Air Force are finally on the same page with a plan to connect the military. What happens next?
The Army and Air Force are deepening their collaboration on Combined Joint All-Domain Command and Control, but they won’t be sharing everything.
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Boeing has another overrun on the KC-46, but its CEO says there’s reason for hope
“The tanker has been a drag on us for three or four years in every way you can think of,” says Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun.
-
How is the Egyptian Air Force able to operate its fleet of mixed origin?
It’s rare to witness an air force flying fighter jets and helicopters of different origins, but Egypt operates aircraft from Russia, China, the United States and European nations.
-
F-35 to move into full-rate production later than expected
Key F-35 simulator tests won’t occur this year and have been pushed to 2021.
-
Pakistan to replace Orion patrol aircraft with Brazilian jetliner
When converted for Pakistani service, the aircraft will be called Sea Sultan.
-
Electromagnetic spectrum management moves to Headquarters Air Force
The Air Force has officially moved its spectrum management office from Air Combat Command to the deputy chief of staff for ISR and cyber effects operations.
-
Pentagon begins rolling out replacement for the F-35 system that maintainers hate the most
F-35B pilots at Marine Corps Air Station Yuma became the first unit to try out Operational Data Integrated Network last month.
-
European nations should shape their air-combat fleets to support the F-35, US analysts say
A report commissioned by U.S. European Command considers the hypothetical premise of a Russian land grab on NATO’s eastern flank.
-
Lawmakers take steps to slow down sale of F-35s to UAE
A pair of Democrats introduced legislation calling for more oversight of F-35 sales.
-
Italy’s Navy-Air Force tussle over the F-35 comes to a head
Deadlines approach for deciding which service will get the next aircraft to roll off the production line, and where it will be based.
-
The Army and Air Force are finally on the same page with a plan to connect the military. What happens next?
The Army and Air Force are deepening their collaboration on Combined Joint All-Domain Command and Control, but they won’t be sharing everything.
-
Boeing has another overrun on the KC-46, but its CEO says there’s reason for hope
“The tanker has been a drag on us for three or four years in every way you can think of,” says Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun.
-
How is the Egyptian Air Force able to operate its fleet of mixed origin?
It’s rare to witness an air force flying fighter jets and helicopters of different origins, but Egypt operates aircraft from Russia, China, the United States and European nations.
-
F-35 to move into full-rate production later than expected
Key F-35 simulator tests won’t occur this year and have been pushed to 2021.
-
Pakistan to replace Orion patrol aircraft with Brazilian jetliner
When converted for Pakistani service, the aircraft will be called Sea Sultan.
-
Electromagnetic spectrum management moves to Headquarters Air Force
The Air Force has officially moved its spectrum management office from Air Combat Command to the deputy chief of staff for ISR and cyber effects operations.
-
Pentagon begins rolling out replacement for the F-35 system that maintainers hate the most
F-35B pilots at Marine Corps Air Station Yuma became the first unit to try out Operational Data Integrated Network last month.
-
European nations should shape their air-combat fleets to support the F-35, US analysts say
A report commissioned by U.S. European Command considers the hypothetical premise of a Russian land grab on NATO’s eastern flank.
-
Lawmakers take steps to slow down sale of F-35s to UAE
A pair of Democrats introduced legislation calling for more oversight of F-35 sales.
-
Italy’s Navy-Air Force tussle over the F-35 comes to a head
Deadlines approach for deciding which service will get the next aircraft to roll off the production line, and where it will be based.
-
The Army and Air Force are finally on the same page with a plan to connect the military. What happens next?
The Army and Air Force are deepening their collaboration on Combined Joint All-Domain Command and Control, but they won’t be sharing everything.
