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Trump to visit hurricane-ravaged Air Force base today
President Donald Trump plans to visit Tyndall Air Force Base in Florida Wednesday for an update on recovery efforts.
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Can South Korea’s defense shield thwart the North’s new short-range missile?
Some analysts believe the guided weapon could a modified version of the Russian-made Iskander short-range ballistic missile.
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Saab to build new plant in Indiana for T-X trainer jet
Saab and Boeing officials had promised to make at least 90 percent of the trainer jet in the United States.
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Light-attack aircraft is the solution to the US Air Force’s dwindling fleet
Congress should provide funds specifically for the acquisition of light-attack combat and reconnaissance aircraft within Air Force Special Operations Command.
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US, Canada talks underway to decide if the F-35 will be pulled from Canada’s fighter competition
Feedback from aircraft suppliers is continuing to be collected by the Canadian government, but officials say they will respect any decision to opt out of bidding, should the U.S. opt out.
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The E/A-18G Growler electronic attack plane is about to get even more lethal
The Block 2 Growler is beginning to take shape.
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The Air Force’s new trainer jet is attracting the Navy’s and Marine Corps’ interests
As a number of armed services eye the T-X trainer program, one might wonder if the jet will be able to take off from and land on an aircraft carrier in the future.
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Lawmakers offer bill to block F-35 for Turkey
A new bill would bar the sale of the F-35 if Ankara buys Russia’s S-400 system.
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One of the F-35′s cost goals may be unattainable
The Defense Department’s goal to get F-35 cost per flight hours down to $25,000 by fiscal 2025 may be overly ambitious, officials acknowledge.
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Shanahan: Super Hornet on track to meet readiness goals, but F-16s and F-22s still struggling
The 80 percent mission-capable rate goal is proving difficult to achieve.
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Trump to visit hurricane-ravaged Air Force base today
President Donald Trump plans to visit Tyndall Air Force Base in Florida Wednesday for an update on recovery efforts.
-
Can South Korea’s defense shield thwart the North’s new short-range missile?
Some analysts believe the guided weapon could a modified version of the Russian-made Iskander short-range ballistic missile.
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Saab to build new plant in Indiana for T-X trainer jet
Saab and Boeing officials had promised to make at least 90 percent of the trainer jet in the United States.
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Light-attack aircraft is the solution to the US Air Force’s dwindling fleet
Congress should provide funds specifically for the acquisition of light-attack combat and reconnaissance aircraft within Air Force Special Operations Command.
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US, Canada talks underway to decide if the F-35 will be pulled from Canada’s fighter competition
Feedback from aircraft suppliers is continuing to be collected by the Canadian government, but officials say they will respect any decision to opt out of bidding, should the U.S. opt out.
-
The E/A-18G Growler electronic attack plane is about to get even more lethal
The Block 2 Growler is beginning to take shape.
-
The Air Force’s new trainer jet is attracting the Navy’s and Marine Corps’ interests
As a number of armed services eye the T-X trainer program, one might wonder if the jet will be able to take off from and land on an aircraft carrier in the future.
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Lawmakers offer bill to block F-35 for Turkey
A new bill would bar the sale of the F-35 if Ankara buys Russia’s S-400 system.
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One of the F-35′s cost goals may be unattainable
The Defense Department’s goal to get F-35 cost per flight hours down to $25,000 by fiscal 2025 may be overly ambitious, officials acknowledge.
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Shanahan: Super Hornet on track to meet readiness goals, but F-16s and F-22s still struggling
The 80 percent mission-capable rate goal is proving difficult to achieve.
-
Trump to visit hurricane-ravaged Air Force base today
President Donald Trump plans to visit Tyndall Air Force Base in Florida Wednesday for an update on recovery efforts.
-
Can South Korea’s defense shield thwart the North’s new short-range missile?
Some analysts believe the guided weapon could a modified version of the Russian-made Iskander short-range ballistic missile.
-
Saab to build new plant in Indiana for T-X trainer jet
Saab and Boeing officials had promised to make at least 90 percent of the trainer jet in the United States.
-
Light-attack aircraft is the solution to the US Air Force’s dwindling fleet
Congress should provide funds specifically for the acquisition of light-attack combat and reconnaissance aircraft within Air Force Special Operations Command.
-
US, Canada talks underway to decide if the F-35 will be pulled from Canada’s fighter competition
Feedback from aircraft suppliers is continuing to be collected by the Canadian government, but officials say they will respect any decision to opt out of bidding, should the U.S. opt out.
-
The E/A-18G Growler electronic attack plane is about to get even more lethal
The Block 2 Growler is beginning to take shape.
-
The Air Force’s new trainer jet is attracting the Navy’s and Marine Corps’ interests
As a number of armed services eye the T-X trainer program, one might wonder if the jet will be able to take off from and land on an aircraft carrier in the future.
-
Lawmakers offer bill to block F-35 for Turkey
A new bill would bar the sale of the F-35 if Ankara buys Russia’s S-400 system.
-
One of the F-35′s cost goals may be unattainable
The Defense Department’s goal to get F-35 cost per flight hours down to $25,000 by fiscal 2025 may be overly ambitious, officials acknowledge.
-
Shanahan: Super Hornet on track to meet readiness goals, but F-16s and F-22s still struggling
The 80 percent mission-capable rate goal is proving difficult to achieve.
