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The cost of a new ICBM is going up. Here’s why the US Air Force isn’t concerned.
But will Congress be satisfied with the explanation?
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Bell V-280 flies with system that can see through aircraft
Lockheed Martin’s Pilotage Distributed Aperture System took flight in Bell’s V-280 Valor, giving the pilot and crew a 360 degree view outside the aircraft.
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F-35A deploys to Middle East for first time
The F-35′s arrival comes a little more than a month after B-1B Lancer bombers completed their deployment at Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar
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Resolution close on KC-46 delivery pause
The Air Force and Boeing are close to a resolution to foreign object debris that is plaguing the KC-46 production line.
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The Hellfire missile replacement is coming soon to the pilots’ arsenal
The Joint Air-to-Ground Missile is designed to replace multiple legacy missile systems.
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F-35A crash: Japan’s defense minister addresses security concerns, procurement plans
Japan’s defense minister was asked about the possibility of China or Russia attempting to salvage the crashed F-35 from the seafloor, among other issues related to the Joint Strike Fighter.
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The F-35 and other warplanes descend on Switzerland this spring
The Swiss have kicked off flying season for the five types of combat aircraft under consideration to replace the country’s aging fleet, with several demonstrations scheduled between now and early July.
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Air Force improves new inspection plan for KC-46s, paving the way for deliveries to restart
The next KC-46 deliveries could occur as early as next week.
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Japan confirms F-35A fighter jet crashed; remaining aircraft still grounded
The Japan Air Self-Defense Force pointed to debris sighted and recovered by ships and helicopters searching for the aircraft.
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Turkish F-35 parts deliveries stop
As part of an ongoing spat between the U.S. and Turkey, parts deliveries for the F-35 have stopped–and Turkey’s entire participation in the program is at risk.
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The cost of a new ICBM is going up. Here’s why the US Air Force isn’t concerned.
But will Congress be satisfied with the explanation?
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Bell V-280 flies with system that can see through aircraft
Lockheed Martin’s Pilotage Distributed Aperture System took flight in Bell’s V-280 Valor, giving the pilot and crew a 360 degree view outside the aircraft.
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F-35A deploys to Middle East for first time
The F-35′s arrival comes a little more than a month after B-1B Lancer bombers completed their deployment at Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar
-
Resolution close on KC-46 delivery pause
The Air Force and Boeing are close to a resolution to foreign object debris that is plaguing the KC-46 production line.
-
The Hellfire missile replacement is coming soon to the pilots’ arsenal
The Joint Air-to-Ground Missile is designed to replace multiple legacy missile systems.
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F-35A crash: Japan’s defense minister addresses security concerns, procurement plans
Japan’s defense minister was asked about the possibility of China or Russia attempting to salvage the crashed F-35 from the seafloor, among other issues related to the Joint Strike Fighter.
-
The F-35 and other warplanes descend on Switzerland this spring
The Swiss have kicked off flying season for the five types of combat aircraft under consideration to replace the country’s aging fleet, with several demonstrations scheduled between now and early July.
-
Air Force improves new inspection plan for KC-46s, paving the way for deliveries to restart
The next KC-46 deliveries could occur as early as next week.
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Japan confirms F-35A fighter jet crashed; remaining aircraft still grounded
The Japan Air Self-Defense Force pointed to debris sighted and recovered by ships and helicopters searching for the aircraft.
-
Turkish F-35 parts deliveries stop
As part of an ongoing spat between the U.S. and Turkey, parts deliveries for the F-35 have stopped–and Turkey’s entire participation in the program is at risk.
-
The cost of a new ICBM is going up. Here’s why the US Air Force isn’t concerned.
But will Congress be satisfied with the explanation?
-
Bell V-280 flies with system that can see through aircraft
Lockheed Martin’s Pilotage Distributed Aperture System took flight in Bell’s V-280 Valor, giving the pilot and crew a 360 degree view outside the aircraft.
-
F-35A deploys to Middle East for first time
The F-35′s arrival comes a little more than a month after B-1B Lancer bombers completed their deployment at Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar
-
Resolution close on KC-46 delivery pause
The Air Force and Boeing are close to a resolution to foreign object debris that is plaguing the KC-46 production line.
-
The Hellfire missile replacement is coming soon to the pilots’ arsenal
The Joint Air-to-Ground Missile is designed to replace multiple legacy missile systems.
-
F-35A crash: Japan’s defense minister addresses security concerns, procurement plans
Japan’s defense minister was asked about the possibility of China or Russia attempting to salvage the crashed F-35 from the seafloor, among other issues related to the Joint Strike Fighter.
-
The F-35 and other warplanes descend on Switzerland this spring
The Swiss have kicked off flying season for the five types of combat aircraft under consideration to replace the country’s aging fleet, with several demonstrations scheduled between now and early July.
-
Air Force improves new inspection plan for KC-46s, paving the way for deliveries to restart
The next KC-46 deliveries could occur as early as next week.
-
Japan confirms F-35A fighter jet crashed; remaining aircraft still grounded
The Japan Air Self-Defense Force pointed to debris sighted and recovered by ships and helicopters searching for the aircraft.
-
Turkish F-35 parts deliveries stop
As part of an ongoing spat between the U.S. and Turkey, parts deliveries for the F-35 have stopped–and Turkey’s entire participation in the program is at risk.
