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US Air Force general: No pause in drone operations amid Iran tension
The U.S. Air Force continues to operate drones in the Middle East despite the recent downing of an RQ-4 surveillance drone by Iran’s Revolutionary Guard.
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Air Force pushes back on House lawmakers’ B-52 engine replacement concerns
The Air Force’s top acquisition official tells Defense News that House lawmakers’ concerns about the current acquisition strategy is a “misunderstanding” of what the service is seeking to do.
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Here’s what a new sixth-gen fighter for France and Germany could look like
A model of a next-generation fighter was unveiled on the first day of the 2019 Paris Air Show at Dassault’s chalet. Find out the details from Jeff Martin.
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Meet a potential fifth-gen fighter, the Turkish TF-X
A mockup of the Turkish Aerospace Industries TF-X is unveiled on the first day of the 2019 Paris Air Show.
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An inside look at the negotiations for the cheapest F-35s ever
Lockheed Martin’s head of the F-35 program, Greg Ulmer, provides Valerie Insinna with a look at how a deal was struck where the F-35A’s price drops below $80 million.
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Here’s how the Air Force wants to re-engine B-52 bombers
Will Roper, the Air Force’s acquisition chief, lays out why the service is going about re-engining the B-52 in a specific way.
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Lockheed hypes F-35′s upgrade plan as interest in ‘sixth-gen’ fighters grows
“We’re not going to let F-35 go static,” Lockheed’s head of aeronautics tells Defense News.
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With all eyes on F-35, AAR Corp. looks to ‘clean up’ on F-16 maintenance
The company already supports the Danish Air Force with F-16 maintenance, and it’s looking to bank on its experience in the United States.
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Northrop to build 3D-printed scramjet engine for Raytheon hypersonic weapon
Additive manufacturing is the secret to driving down the price of the Raytheon-Northrop weapon.
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US Air Force looks to fast track cash to Kratos Defense for more Valkyrie drones
The Air Force is taking a growing interest in “Loyal Wingman”-type unmanned systems that are cheap enough to be discarded when shot down.
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US Air Force general: No pause in drone operations amid Iran tension
The U.S. Air Force continues to operate drones in the Middle East despite the recent downing of an RQ-4 surveillance drone by Iran’s Revolutionary Guard.
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Air Force pushes back on House lawmakers’ B-52 engine replacement concerns
The Air Force’s top acquisition official tells Defense News that House lawmakers’ concerns about the current acquisition strategy is a “misunderstanding” of what the service is seeking to do.
-
Here’s what a new sixth-gen fighter for France and Germany could look like
A model of a next-generation fighter was unveiled on the first day of the 2019 Paris Air Show at Dassault’s chalet. Find out the details from Jeff Martin.
-
Meet a potential fifth-gen fighter, the Turkish TF-X
A mockup of the Turkish Aerospace Industries TF-X is unveiled on the first day of the 2019 Paris Air Show.
-
An inside look at the negotiations for the cheapest F-35s ever
Lockheed Martin’s head of the F-35 program, Greg Ulmer, provides Valerie Insinna with a look at how a deal was struck where the F-35A’s price drops below $80 million.
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Here’s how the Air Force wants to re-engine B-52 bombers
Will Roper, the Air Force’s acquisition chief, lays out why the service is going about re-engining the B-52 in a specific way.
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Lockheed hypes F-35′s upgrade plan as interest in ‘sixth-gen’ fighters grows
“We’re not going to let F-35 go static,” Lockheed’s head of aeronautics tells Defense News.
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With all eyes on F-35, AAR Corp. looks to ‘clean up’ on F-16 maintenance
The company already supports the Danish Air Force with F-16 maintenance, and it’s looking to bank on its experience in the United States.
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Northrop to build 3D-printed scramjet engine for Raytheon hypersonic weapon
Additive manufacturing is the secret to driving down the price of the Raytheon-Northrop weapon.
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US Air Force looks to fast track cash to Kratos Defense for more Valkyrie drones
The Air Force is taking a growing interest in “Loyal Wingman”-type unmanned systems that are cheap enough to be discarded when shot down.
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US Air Force general: No pause in drone operations amid Iran tension
The U.S. Air Force continues to operate drones in the Middle East despite the recent downing of an RQ-4 surveillance drone by Iran’s Revolutionary Guard.
-
Air Force pushes back on House lawmakers’ B-52 engine replacement concerns
The Air Force’s top acquisition official tells Defense News that House lawmakers’ concerns about the current acquisition strategy is a “misunderstanding” of what the service is seeking to do.
-
Here’s what a new sixth-gen fighter for France and Germany could look like
A model of a next-generation fighter was unveiled on the first day of the 2019 Paris Air Show at Dassault’s chalet. Find out the details from Jeff Martin.
-
Meet a potential fifth-gen fighter, the Turkish TF-X
A mockup of the Turkish Aerospace Industries TF-X is unveiled on the first day of the 2019 Paris Air Show.
-
An inside look at the negotiations for the cheapest F-35s ever
Lockheed Martin’s head of the F-35 program, Greg Ulmer, provides Valerie Insinna with a look at how a deal was struck where the F-35A’s price drops below $80 million.
-
Here’s how the Air Force wants to re-engine B-52 bombers
Will Roper, the Air Force’s acquisition chief, lays out why the service is going about re-engining the B-52 in a specific way.
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Lockheed hypes F-35′s upgrade plan as interest in ‘sixth-gen’ fighters grows
“We’re not going to let F-35 go static,” Lockheed’s head of aeronautics tells Defense News.
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With all eyes on F-35, AAR Corp. looks to ‘clean up’ on F-16 maintenance
The company already supports the Danish Air Force with F-16 maintenance, and it’s looking to bank on its experience in the United States.
-
Northrop to build 3D-printed scramjet engine for Raytheon hypersonic weapon
Additive manufacturing is the secret to driving down the price of the Raytheon-Northrop weapon.
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US Air Force looks to fast track cash to Kratos Defense for more Valkyrie drones
The Air Force is taking a growing interest in “Loyal Wingman”-type unmanned systems that are cheap enough to be discarded when shot down.
