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Some F-35 suppliers are having trouble delivering parts on schedule, and Turkey’s departure could make that worse
According to the GAO, the number of F-35 parts delivered late skyrocketed from less than 2,000 in August 2017 to upward of 10,000 in July 2019.
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How the US Air Force is assembling its northernmost F-35 squadron amid a pandemic
There are strategic benefits to being the U.S. Air Force’s northernmost fighter squadron, starting with access to any location in Europe or the Asia-Pacific region.
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These three companies got money to prototype new ground-based radars for the US Air Force
The companies will demonstrate how well their radars track aerial targets this year.
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First Japanese Ospreys arrive on home soil
The deployment of the Osprey in Japan has faced long-running opposition by some of the local population.
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US Air Force bails on Mattis-era fighter jet readiness goal
One of the Air Force’s fighters had a lower mission-capable rate in 2019 than the year prior.
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Air Force rolls out Advanced Battle Management System devices in COVID-19 fight
Intended to be demonstrated at an ABMS test in April, the Air Force has begun deploying unclassified personal devices that allow operators to access classified information.
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Balance the operations tempo of the small and aging bomber fleet
William Shakespeare characterized the world as a stage in which a multitude of actors continually enter and exit. One such actor is the Eighth Air Force’s bomber force.
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The next test of the Air Force’s Advanced Battle Management System is delayed again
COVID-19 has pushed the experiment until August or September, says the head of U.S. Northern Command.
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Boeing rolls out Australia’s first ‘Loyal Wingman’ combat drone
The company is cruising toward a first flight later this year
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B-1 bombers are back in Guam for bomber task force deployment
Four B-1B Lancers and roughly 200 airmen from the 9th Bomb Squadron based out of Dyess Air Force Base in Texas deployed to Andersen on May 1.
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Some F-35 suppliers are having trouble delivering parts on schedule, and Turkey’s departure could make that worse
According to the GAO, the number of F-35 parts delivered late skyrocketed from less than 2,000 in August 2017 to upward of 10,000 in July 2019.
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How the US Air Force is assembling its northernmost F-35 squadron amid a pandemic
There are strategic benefits to being the U.S. Air Force’s northernmost fighter squadron, starting with access to any location in Europe or the Asia-Pacific region.
-
These three companies got money to prototype new ground-based radars for the US Air Force
The companies will demonstrate how well their radars track aerial targets this year.
-
First Japanese Ospreys arrive on home soil
The deployment of the Osprey in Japan has faced long-running opposition by some of the local population.
-
US Air Force bails on Mattis-era fighter jet readiness goal
One of the Air Force’s fighters had a lower mission-capable rate in 2019 than the year prior.
-
Air Force rolls out Advanced Battle Management System devices in COVID-19 fight
Intended to be demonstrated at an ABMS test in April, the Air Force has begun deploying unclassified personal devices that allow operators to access classified information.
-
Balance the operations tempo of the small and aging bomber fleet
William Shakespeare characterized the world as a stage in which a multitude of actors continually enter and exit. One such actor is the Eighth Air Force’s bomber force.
-
The next test of the Air Force’s Advanced Battle Management System is delayed again
COVID-19 has pushed the experiment until August or September, says the head of U.S. Northern Command.
-
Boeing rolls out Australia’s first ‘Loyal Wingman’ combat drone
The company is cruising toward a first flight later this year
-
B-1 bombers are back in Guam for bomber task force deployment
Four B-1B Lancers and roughly 200 airmen from the 9th Bomb Squadron based out of Dyess Air Force Base in Texas deployed to Andersen on May 1.
-
Some F-35 suppliers are having trouble delivering parts on schedule, and Turkey’s departure could make that worse
According to the GAO, the number of F-35 parts delivered late skyrocketed from less than 2,000 in August 2017 to upward of 10,000 in July 2019.
-
How the US Air Force is assembling its northernmost F-35 squadron amid a pandemic
There are strategic benefits to being the U.S. Air Force’s northernmost fighter squadron, starting with access to any location in Europe or the Asia-Pacific region.
-
These three companies got money to prototype new ground-based radars for the US Air Force
The companies will demonstrate how well their radars track aerial targets this year.
-
First Japanese Ospreys arrive on home soil
The deployment of the Osprey in Japan has faced long-running opposition by some of the local population.
-
US Air Force bails on Mattis-era fighter jet readiness goal
One of the Air Force’s fighters had a lower mission-capable rate in 2019 than the year prior.
-
Air Force rolls out Advanced Battle Management System devices in COVID-19 fight
Intended to be demonstrated at an ABMS test in April, the Air Force has begun deploying unclassified personal devices that allow operators to access classified information.
-
Balance the operations tempo of the small and aging bomber fleet
William Shakespeare characterized the world as a stage in which a multitude of actors continually enter and exit. One such actor is the Eighth Air Force’s bomber force.
-
The next test of the Air Force’s Advanced Battle Management System is delayed again
COVID-19 has pushed the experiment until August or September, says the head of U.S. Northern Command.
-
Boeing rolls out Australia’s first ‘Loyal Wingman’ combat drone
The company is cruising toward a first flight later this year
-
B-1 bombers are back in Guam for bomber task force deployment
Four B-1B Lancers and roughly 200 airmen from the 9th Bomb Squadron based out of Dyess Air Force Base in Texas deployed to Andersen on May 1.
