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The US Air Force’s Next Generation Air Dominance program is key to mission success
America’s air-superiority capability is exceedingly fragile. Here’s what two readers say must be done.
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Canada’s final solicitation for its next-gen fighter is out. Who will bid for the contract?
Canada plans to announce a winner in 2022.
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How many sixth-gen fighter projects is too many? Britain’s defense secretary weighs in.
Some analysts believe the huge cost and possibly small numbers of jets required for the post-2040 battlefield will eventually prohibit the Europeans from running two separate sixth-gen fighter programs.
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Bulgaria’s president walks away from $1.26 billion deal for F-16 jets
Bulgarian President Rumen Radev has vetoed a $1.26 billion deal to buy eight new Lockheed Martin F-16 fighter jets.
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French A400M can almost drop enough paratroopers
The objective is to deliver 58 paratroopers from one side door in the upcoming weeks and then start working on dispatching paratroopers from both sides next year.
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Will US F-35s ever operate from Turkey? The US Air Force’s top general won’t rule it out.
Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein says the military relationship between the U.S. Air Force and its Turkish counterpart remains strong.
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British Air Force charts a rise in Russian activity around Baltic states
There have been 13 intercepts with Russian planes since British Typhoons arrived in Estonia in May.
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Russia to Turkey: While you’re at it, would you like some jets?
Russia is prepared to sell Turkey some of its most advanced fighter jets, according to the head of Rostec.
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British military scrambles to speed up work on hypersonic engines, weapons
The future Tempest fighter aircraft could be in line for a high-Mach propulsion system.
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Coming in 2021: The B-21 Raider’s first flight?
Mark your calendars for Dec. 3, 2021. Maybe.
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The US Air Force’s Next Generation Air Dominance program is key to mission success
America’s air-superiority capability is exceedingly fragile. Here’s what two readers say must be done.
-
Canada’s final solicitation for its next-gen fighter is out. Who will bid for the contract?
Canada plans to announce a winner in 2022.
-
How many sixth-gen fighter projects is too many? Britain’s defense secretary weighs in.
Some analysts believe the huge cost and possibly small numbers of jets required for the post-2040 battlefield will eventually prohibit the Europeans from running two separate sixth-gen fighter programs.
-
Bulgaria’s president walks away from $1.26 billion deal for F-16 jets
Bulgarian President Rumen Radev has vetoed a $1.26 billion deal to buy eight new Lockheed Martin F-16 fighter jets.
-
French A400M can almost drop enough paratroopers
The objective is to deliver 58 paratroopers from one side door in the upcoming weeks and then start working on dispatching paratroopers from both sides next year.
-
Will US F-35s ever operate from Turkey? The US Air Force’s top general won’t rule it out.
Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein says the military relationship between the U.S. Air Force and its Turkish counterpart remains strong.
-
British Air Force charts a rise in Russian activity around Baltic states
There have been 13 intercepts with Russian planes since British Typhoons arrived in Estonia in May.
-
Russia to Turkey: While you’re at it, would you like some jets?
Russia is prepared to sell Turkey some of its most advanced fighter jets, according to the head of Rostec.
-
British military scrambles to speed up work on hypersonic engines, weapons
The future Tempest fighter aircraft could be in line for a high-Mach propulsion system.
-
Coming in 2021: The B-21 Raider’s first flight?
Mark your calendars for Dec. 3, 2021. Maybe.
-
The US Air Force’s Next Generation Air Dominance program is key to mission success
America’s air-superiority capability is exceedingly fragile. Here’s what two readers say must be done.
-
Canada’s final solicitation for its next-gen fighter is out. Who will bid for the contract?
Canada plans to announce a winner in 2022.
-
How many sixth-gen fighter projects is too many? Britain’s defense secretary weighs in.
Some analysts believe the huge cost and possibly small numbers of jets required for the post-2040 battlefield will eventually prohibit the Europeans from running two separate sixth-gen fighter programs.
-
Bulgaria’s president walks away from $1.26 billion deal for F-16 jets
Bulgarian President Rumen Radev has vetoed a $1.26 billion deal to buy eight new Lockheed Martin F-16 fighter jets.
-
French A400M can almost drop enough paratroopers
The objective is to deliver 58 paratroopers from one side door in the upcoming weeks and then start working on dispatching paratroopers from both sides next year.
-
Will US F-35s ever operate from Turkey? The US Air Force’s top general won’t rule it out.
Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein says the military relationship between the U.S. Air Force and its Turkish counterpart remains strong.
-
British Air Force charts a rise in Russian activity around Baltic states
There have been 13 intercepts with Russian planes since British Typhoons arrived in Estonia in May.
-
Russia to Turkey: While you’re at it, would you like some jets?
Russia is prepared to sell Turkey some of its most advanced fighter jets, according to the head of Rostec.
-
British military scrambles to speed up work on hypersonic engines, weapons
The future Tempest fighter aircraft could be in line for a high-Mach propulsion system.
