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Singapore to base fighters on Guam for training | Defense News Weekly Extra
According to an MOU signed this month, Singapore would base fighters and support aircraft on Guam for training. The new unit is set to be stood up in 2029.
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Here’s why F-35 deliveries briefly stopped | Defense News Weekly Extra
Undersecretary of Defense Ellen Lord explains at a Pentagon briefing why F-35 deliveries briefly halted before resuming.
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With Boeing no-bid, Northrop is the likely maker of US Air Force’s next-generation ICBMs
Boeing said the structure of the competition favored Northrop Grumman.
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The US Air Force needs more tankers. Does the defense industry have the answer?
The Air Force is planning an industry day to find out more about whether defense companies can take over certain aerial refueling missions.
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US Air Mobility Command wants to work with the Space Force. Just don’t expect space-based cargo ops.
Air Mobility Command has some ideas for collaboration with the Space Force.
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Congress may have given the Air Force an exit door for the light attack aircraft program
Congress included language in the defense authorization bill that would let the Air Force shift its light attack aircraft funding to U.S. Special Operations Command.
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Wanted: Virtual reality headsets that aren’t made in China
Without changes to manufacturers’ supply chains, it’s proving difficult for the U.S. Air Force to bring virtual reality into the classified world.
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US Navy, Air Force team up on new ‘Manhattan Project’
Creating a resilient command-and-control network that joins Navy and Air Force assets over a wide area is an effort on par with the famous Manhattan Project that produced a bomb that brought World War II to an end, says the Navy’s top officer.
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Six small simulation companies rack up $1M contracts after ‘Shark Tank’-style pitches to US Air Force
One company exec even had Mark Cuban-themed nightmares.
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Cubic seeks 2020 contract to integrate the F-35 with a cutting-edge training tool
To emulate complex Russian or Chinese threats, the U.S. Air Force and Navy are hoping to use virtual and simulated elements in live training.
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Singapore to base fighters on Guam for training | Defense News Weekly Extra
According to an MOU signed this month, Singapore would base fighters and support aircraft on Guam for training. The new unit is set to be stood up in 2029.
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Here’s why F-35 deliveries briefly stopped | Defense News Weekly Extra
Undersecretary of Defense Ellen Lord explains at a Pentagon briefing why F-35 deliveries briefly halted before resuming.
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With Boeing no-bid, Northrop is the likely maker of US Air Force’s next-generation ICBMs
Boeing said the structure of the competition favored Northrop Grumman.
-
The US Air Force needs more tankers. Does the defense industry have the answer?
The Air Force is planning an industry day to find out more about whether defense companies can take over certain aerial refueling missions.
-
US Air Mobility Command wants to work with the Space Force. Just don’t expect space-based cargo ops.
Air Mobility Command has some ideas for collaboration with the Space Force.
-
Congress may have given the Air Force an exit door for the light attack aircraft program
Congress included language in the defense authorization bill that would let the Air Force shift its light attack aircraft funding to U.S. Special Operations Command.
-
Wanted: Virtual reality headsets that aren’t made in China
Without changes to manufacturers’ supply chains, it’s proving difficult for the U.S. Air Force to bring virtual reality into the classified world.
-
US Navy, Air Force team up on new ‘Manhattan Project’
Creating a resilient command-and-control network that joins Navy and Air Force assets over a wide area is an effort on par with the famous Manhattan Project that produced a bomb that brought World War II to an end, says the Navy’s top officer.
-
Six small simulation companies rack up $1M contracts after ‘Shark Tank’-style pitches to US Air Force
One company exec even had Mark Cuban-themed nightmares.
-
Cubic seeks 2020 contract to integrate the F-35 with a cutting-edge training tool
To emulate complex Russian or Chinese threats, the U.S. Air Force and Navy are hoping to use virtual and simulated elements in live training.
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Singapore to base fighters on Guam for training | Defense News Weekly Extra
According to an MOU signed this month, Singapore would base fighters and support aircraft on Guam for training. The new unit is set to be stood up in 2029.
-
Here’s why F-35 deliveries briefly stopped | Defense News Weekly Extra
Undersecretary of Defense Ellen Lord explains at a Pentagon briefing why F-35 deliveries briefly halted before resuming.
-
With Boeing no-bid, Northrop is the likely maker of US Air Force’s next-generation ICBMs
Boeing said the structure of the competition favored Northrop Grumman.
-
The US Air Force needs more tankers. Does the defense industry have the answer?
The Air Force is planning an industry day to find out more about whether defense companies can take over certain aerial refueling missions.
-
US Air Mobility Command wants to work with the Space Force. Just don’t expect space-based cargo ops.
Air Mobility Command has some ideas for collaboration with the Space Force.
-
Congress may have given the Air Force an exit door for the light attack aircraft program
Congress included language in the defense authorization bill that would let the Air Force shift its light attack aircraft funding to U.S. Special Operations Command.
-
Wanted: Virtual reality headsets that aren’t made in China
Without changes to manufacturers’ supply chains, it’s proving difficult for the U.S. Air Force to bring virtual reality into the classified world.
-
US Navy, Air Force team up on new ‘Manhattan Project’
Creating a resilient command-and-control network that joins Navy and Air Force assets over a wide area is an effort on par with the famous Manhattan Project that produced a bomb that brought World War II to an end, says the Navy’s top officer.
-
Six small simulation companies rack up $1M contracts after ‘Shark Tank’-style pitches to US Air Force
One company exec even had Mark Cuban-themed nightmares.
-
Cubic seeks 2020 contract to integrate the F-35 with a cutting-edge training tool
To emulate complex Russian or Chinese threats, the U.S. Air Force and Navy are hoping to use virtual and simulated elements in live training.
