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US Army, Air Force sign agreement to develop joint all-domain concept
The signed agreement came during a meeting between the Air Force and Army chiefs of staff.
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Japan is bolstering its electronic warfare capabilities
The Japan Air Self-Defense Force has inducted the first of a new intelligence-gathering aircraft into service, following a two-year flight test program.
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Senate confirms Allvin to be Air Force vice chief
The next vice chief has deep experience with forming strategy, which Chief of Staff Gen. Charles “CQ” Brown praised in a release.
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Double the firepower: MQ-9 tests flying with eight Hellfire missiles
The expanded Hellfire capacity will let Reapers continue to strike targets throughout their lengthy missions, without having to wait for freshly armed backups.
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One KC-46 delivery has been halted due to electrical system problems
The KC-46 tanker has yet another issue, a Senate hearing has revealed.
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AeroVironment debuts bigger, anti-armor loitering missile
Aerovironment’s loitering munitions business is taking off, according to its CEO, with a brand-new, larger and heavy-duty version of its Switchblade missile.
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Switzerland approved for potential F-35, F-18, Patriot buys worth billions
Switzerland has been pre-cleared in case it selects either of the fighters for its next-generation air defense strategy.
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US Air Force adds vendors to list of companies that could make autonomous Skyborg drone
The list of potential Skyborg vendors is now up to 13 companies.
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Marine Corps CH-53K King Stallion’s technical problems have been solved, maker says
The CH-53K is scheduled to join Marine Operational Test and Evaluation Squadron One on Marine Corps Air Station New River, North Carolina, by the end of October.
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Here’s what Lockheed will have to do to make up for F-35 spare parts problems
Instead of paying the government back for increased labor costs, Lockheed has agreed to pay for improvements to fix spare parts’ electronic records.
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US Army, Air Force sign agreement to develop joint all-domain concept
The signed agreement came during a meeting between the Air Force and Army chiefs of staff.
-
Japan is bolstering its electronic warfare capabilities
The Japan Air Self-Defense Force has inducted the first of a new intelligence-gathering aircraft into service, following a two-year flight test program.
-
Senate confirms Allvin to be Air Force vice chief
The next vice chief has deep experience with forming strategy, which Chief of Staff Gen. Charles “CQ” Brown praised in a release.
-
Double the firepower: MQ-9 tests flying with eight Hellfire missiles
The expanded Hellfire capacity will let Reapers continue to strike targets throughout their lengthy missions, without having to wait for freshly armed backups.
-
One KC-46 delivery has been halted due to electrical system problems
The KC-46 tanker has yet another issue, a Senate hearing has revealed.
-
AeroVironment debuts bigger, anti-armor loitering missile
Aerovironment’s loitering munitions business is taking off, according to its CEO, with a brand-new, larger and heavy-duty version of its Switchblade missile.
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Switzerland approved for potential F-35, F-18, Patriot buys worth billions
Switzerland has been pre-cleared in case it selects either of the fighters for its next-generation air defense strategy.
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US Air Force adds vendors to list of companies that could make autonomous Skyborg drone
The list of potential Skyborg vendors is now up to 13 companies.
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Marine Corps CH-53K King Stallion’s technical problems have been solved, maker says
The CH-53K is scheduled to join Marine Operational Test and Evaluation Squadron One on Marine Corps Air Station New River, North Carolina, by the end of October.
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Here’s what Lockheed will have to do to make up for F-35 spare parts problems
Instead of paying the government back for increased labor costs, Lockheed has agreed to pay for improvements to fix spare parts’ electronic records.
-
US Army, Air Force sign agreement to develop joint all-domain concept
The signed agreement came during a meeting between the Air Force and Army chiefs of staff.
-
Japan is bolstering its electronic warfare capabilities
The Japan Air Self-Defense Force has inducted the first of a new intelligence-gathering aircraft into service, following a two-year flight test program.
-
Senate confirms Allvin to be Air Force vice chief
The next vice chief has deep experience with forming strategy, which Chief of Staff Gen. Charles “CQ” Brown praised in a release.
-
Double the firepower: MQ-9 tests flying with eight Hellfire missiles
The expanded Hellfire capacity will let Reapers continue to strike targets throughout their lengthy missions, without having to wait for freshly armed backups.
-
One KC-46 delivery has been halted due to electrical system problems
The KC-46 tanker has yet another issue, a Senate hearing has revealed.
-
AeroVironment debuts bigger, anti-armor loitering missile
Aerovironment’s loitering munitions business is taking off, according to its CEO, with a brand-new, larger and heavy-duty version of its Switchblade missile.
-
Switzerland approved for potential F-35, F-18, Patriot buys worth billions
Switzerland has been pre-cleared in case it selects either of the fighters for its next-generation air defense strategy.
-
US Air Force adds vendors to list of companies that could make autonomous Skyborg drone
The list of potential Skyborg vendors is now up to 13 companies.
-
Marine Corps CH-53K King Stallion’s technical problems have been solved, maker says
The CH-53K is scheduled to join Marine Operational Test and Evaluation Squadron One on Marine Corps Air Station New River, North Carolina, by the end of October.
-
Here’s what Lockheed will have to do to make up for F-35 spare parts problems
Instead of paying the government back for increased labor costs, Lockheed has agreed to pay for improvements to fix spare parts’ electronic records.
