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The Air Force’s robot pilot returns to the skies
The Air Force Research Laboratory’s ROBOpilot can transform manned aircraft into unmanned systems.
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Britain’s new Protector drone completes maiden flight
The aircraft is envisioned to fly in non-segregated airspace at some point.
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Switzerland’s $6.5 billion fighter jet plan narrowly passes referendum
Defence Minister Viola Amherd considers the result, however close, a mandate to continue ongoing evaluations of the Eurofighter, the Rafale, the F-18 Super Hornet and the F-35A.
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Air Force awards laser-armed RADBO contract to Parsons
The RADBO will clear mines or unexploded ordnance from airfields — using a laser.
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DoD seeks legislative help for ICBM replacement construction costs
The Pentagon wants to condense management of military construction contracts for the almost 500 different facilities that need upgrades for the GBSD program.
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AT&T to provide 5G capabilities at 3 US Air Force bases
The telecom giant will provide 5G and networking-as-a-service capabilities.
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Cash-strapped Britain eyes shrinking its order of new early-warning planes
Negotiations between Boeing and the Ministry of Defence have been underway since mid-summer over a possible reduction in Wedgetail numbers from five to three, or possibly four, aircraft as part of a wider cost-cutting exercise.
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Companies are lining up to build a replacement for the MQ-9 Reaper drone
Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman and General Atomics all showed off new design concepts for the MQ-Next program.
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Air Force needs more data before making a decision on enhanced KC-46 vision system
“We cannot slow down getting RVS 2.0 into the airplane,” the head of Air Mobility Command said.
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Next Corona meeting to flesh out Gen. Brown’s call to change
MAJCOM staffs now have the chief of staff’s action orders. When leaders gather at Corona later this year, he wants to see details from them on a plan to make those orders a reality.
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The Air Force’s robot pilot returns to the skies
The Air Force Research Laboratory’s ROBOpilot can transform manned aircraft into unmanned systems.
-
Britain’s new Protector drone completes maiden flight
The aircraft is envisioned to fly in non-segregated airspace at some point.
-
Switzerland’s $6.5 billion fighter jet plan narrowly passes referendum
Defence Minister Viola Amherd considers the result, however close, a mandate to continue ongoing evaluations of the Eurofighter, the Rafale, the F-18 Super Hornet and the F-35A.
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Air Force awards laser-armed RADBO contract to Parsons
The RADBO will clear mines or unexploded ordnance from airfields — using a laser.
-
DoD seeks legislative help for ICBM replacement construction costs
The Pentagon wants to condense management of military construction contracts for the almost 500 different facilities that need upgrades for the GBSD program.
-
AT&T to provide 5G capabilities at 3 US Air Force bases
The telecom giant will provide 5G and networking-as-a-service capabilities.
-
Cash-strapped Britain eyes shrinking its order of new early-warning planes
Negotiations between Boeing and the Ministry of Defence have been underway since mid-summer over a possible reduction in Wedgetail numbers from five to three, or possibly four, aircraft as part of a wider cost-cutting exercise.
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Companies are lining up to build a replacement for the MQ-9 Reaper drone
Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman and General Atomics all showed off new design concepts for the MQ-Next program.
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Air Force needs more data before making a decision on enhanced KC-46 vision system
“We cannot slow down getting RVS 2.0 into the airplane,” the head of Air Mobility Command said.
-
Next Corona meeting to flesh out Gen. Brown’s call to change
MAJCOM staffs now have the chief of staff’s action orders. When leaders gather at Corona later this year, he wants to see details from them on a plan to make those orders a reality.
-
The Air Force’s robot pilot returns to the skies
The Air Force Research Laboratory’s ROBOpilot can transform manned aircraft into unmanned systems.
-
Britain’s new Protector drone completes maiden flight
The aircraft is envisioned to fly in non-segregated airspace at some point.
-
Switzerland’s $6.5 billion fighter jet plan narrowly passes referendum
Defence Minister Viola Amherd considers the result, however close, a mandate to continue ongoing evaluations of the Eurofighter, the Rafale, the F-18 Super Hornet and the F-35A.
-
Air Force awards laser-armed RADBO contract to Parsons
The RADBO will clear mines or unexploded ordnance from airfields — using a laser.
-
DoD seeks legislative help for ICBM replacement construction costs
The Pentagon wants to condense management of military construction contracts for the almost 500 different facilities that need upgrades for the GBSD program.
-
AT&T to provide 5G capabilities at 3 US Air Force bases
The telecom giant will provide 5G and networking-as-a-service capabilities.
-
Cash-strapped Britain eyes shrinking its order of new early-warning planes
Negotiations between Boeing and the Ministry of Defence have been underway since mid-summer over a possible reduction in Wedgetail numbers from five to three, or possibly four, aircraft as part of a wider cost-cutting exercise.
-
Companies are lining up to build a replacement for the MQ-9 Reaper drone
Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman and General Atomics all showed off new design concepts for the MQ-Next program.
-
Air Force needs more data before making a decision on enhanced KC-46 vision system
“We cannot slow down getting RVS 2.0 into the airplane,” the head of Air Mobility Command said.
-
Next Corona meeting to flesh out Gen. Brown’s call to change
MAJCOM staffs now have the chief of staff’s action orders. When leaders gather at Corona later this year, he wants to see details from them on a plan to make those orders a reality.
