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Months after release of new tech strategy, US Air Force is still deliberating a path forward
Putting the U.S. Air Force’s new science and technology strategy into practice is still a work in progress.
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Air Mobility Command exercise tests ability to operate in degraded combat environments
AMC’s largest exercise, which involves more than 4,000 U.S. and international service members, tests joint and total force response to current threats and potential higher-end threats in future wars.
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Sikorsky’s new combat rescue helicopter hovers into production
A “Milestone C” decision means the HH-60W will now move into low-rate initial production.
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US clears attack helicopters for Thailand, plane defenses for Qatar
The two sales combine to be worth an estimated $486 million for U.S. industry.
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Government report reveals Pakistan’s progress on military acquisitions amid financial woes
A document from Paksitan’s Ministry of Defence Production reveals the country’s progress on armored platforms and air power programs, despite economic woes.
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This is how the Air Force plans on improving its electronic warfare capabilities
“To me it’s [about] getting out of the hardware business,” Vice Chief of the Air Force Gen. Stephen “Seve” Wilson said.
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AMC commander: Boeing has not made progress on KC-46
The head of Air Mobility Command slammed Boeing for the sluggish pace of fixes for the KC-46’s main camera system.
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US Air Force chief in Europe downplays impact of funding shift for border wall
“I’m not overly concerned,” says Gen. Jeffrey Harrigian.
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Scoring recent development contracts, Lockheed bets on hypersonic missile production
The U.S. military is working with industry to build an industrial base for hypersonic weapons as it seeks to counter Russian and Chinese advancements. Lockheed Martin plans to be front and center.
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Hypersonic weapons could give the B-1 bomber a new lease on life
Could the B-1 survive its retirement plans while adding on hypersonic weapons?
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Months after release of new tech strategy, US Air Force is still deliberating a path forward
Putting the U.S. Air Force’s new science and technology strategy into practice is still a work in progress.
-
Air Mobility Command exercise tests ability to operate in degraded combat environments
AMC’s largest exercise, which involves more than 4,000 U.S. and international service members, tests joint and total force response to current threats and potential higher-end threats in future wars.
-
Sikorsky’s new combat rescue helicopter hovers into production
A “Milestone C” decision means the HH-60W will now move into low-rate initial production.
-
US clears attack helicopters for Thailand, plane defenses for Qatar
The two sales combine to be worth an estimated $486 million for U.S. industry.
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Government report reveals Pakistan’s progress on military acquisitions amid financial woes
A document from Paksitan’s Ministry of Defence Production reveals the country’s progress on armored platforms and air power programs, despite economic woes.
-
This is how the Air Force plans on improving its electronic warfare capabilities
“To me it’s [about] getting out of the hardware business,” Vice Chief of the Air Force Gen. Stephen “Seve” Wilson said.
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AMC commander: Boeing has not made progress on KC-46
The head of Air Mobility Command slammed Boeing for the sluggish pace of fixes for the KC-46’s main camera system.
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US Air Force chief in Europe downplays impact of funding shift for border wall
“I’m not overly concerned,” says Gen. Jeffrey Harrigian.
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Scoring recent development contracts, Lockheed bets on hypersonic missile production
The U.S. military is working with industry to build an industrial base for hypersonic weapons as it seeks to counter Russian and Chinese advancements. Lockheed Martin plans to be front and center.
-
Hypersonic weapons could give the B-1 bomber a new lease on life
Could the B-1 survive its retirement plans while adding on hypersonic weapons?
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Months after release of new tech strategy, US Air Force is still deliberating a path forward
Putting the U.S. Air Force’s new science and technology strategy into practice is still a work in progress.
-
Air Mobility Command exercise tests ability to operate in degraded combat environments
AMC’s largest exercise, which involves more than 4,000 U.S. and international service members, tests joint and total force response to current threats and potential higher-end threats in future wars.
-
Sikorsky’s new combat rescue helicopter hovers into production
A “Milestone C” decision means the HH-60W will now move into low-rate initial production.
-
US clears attack helicopters for Thailand, plane defenses for Qatar
The two sales combine to be worth an estimated $486 million for U.S. industry.
-
Government report reveals Pakistan’s progress on military acquisitions amid financial woes
A document from Paksitan’s Ministry of Defence Production reveals the country’s progress on armored platforms and air power programs, despite economic woes.
-
This is how the Air Force plans on improving its electronic warfare capabilities
“To me it’s [about] getting out of the hardware business,” Vice Chief of the Air Force Gen. Stephen “Seve” Wilson said.
-
AMC commander: Boeing has not made progress on KC-46
The head of Air Mobility Command slammed Boeing for the sluggish pace of fixes for the KC-46’s main camera system.
-
US Air Force chief in Europe downplays impact of funding shift for border wall
“I’m not overly concerned,” says Gen. Jeffrey Harrigian.
-
Scoring recent development contracts, Lockheed bets on hypersonic missile production
The U.S. military is working with industry to build an industrial base for hypersonic weapons as it seeks to counter Russian and Chinese advancements. Lockheed Martin plans to be front and center.
-
Hypersonic weapons could give the B-1 bomber a new lease on life
Could the B-1 survive its retirement plans while adding on hypersonic weapons?
