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Air Force eyes Langley-Eustis as new F-22 training home
The 43rd Fighter Squadron has been at Eglin Air Force Base in Florida since Hurricane Michael wrecked its former home at nearby Tyndall Air Force Base.
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Tyndall to suffer work stoppage in May unless Congress grants additional funding for reconstruction
Washington has been slow-rolling a supplemental appropriation for natural disaster recovery, so the Air Force has been moving money around to pay for reconstruction at Tyndall and now Offutt. But the money is running out.
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Air Force wish list includes more F-35s, tankers … and some money for advanced tech to confuse Russia and China
The list could give lawmakers an excuse to ramp up quantities of the Lockheed Martin-produced F-35 and Boeing-produced KC-46.
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US State Department approves sale of Sky Guardian drones to Belgium
The deal could be worth $600 million for four MQ-9Bs and associated systems.
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Japanese jets intercept Chinese anti-submarine aircraft, says Tokyo
Japan’s Defense Ministry released photos and intelligence to back its claim that the Chinese aircraft flew about 200 miles west of the Japanese island of Okinawa.
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Air Force’s top space officer tapped to lead US Space Command
If confirmed, this general will have a dual-hat role: as commander of U.S. Space Command and his current position as head of Air Force Space Command.
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Air Force to buy light attack planes
Find out how many, what type, and where they’ll be based once the Air Force gets them in service.
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Advanced F-15 buy details revealed
Budget documents are revealing the plan for the Air Force to buy improved F-15s, known as the F-15EX.
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Morocco cleared for massive F-16 fighter buy
Morocco is ready to spend a lot of money on U.S. defense goods.
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From future vertical lift to drone swarms: Fort Rucker commander on training future Army aviators
Fort Rucker is home to the U.S. Army Aviation Center of Excellence and, naturally, a lot of helicopters. But as the Army rapidly moves forward on modernization plans, how does that impact training requirements?
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Air Force eyes Langley-Eustis as new F-22 training home
The 43rd Fighter Squadron has been at Eglin Air Force Base in Florida since Hurricane Michael wrecked its former home at nearby Tyndall Air Force Base.
-
Tyndall to suffer work stoppage in May unless Congress grants additional funding for reconstruction
Washington has been slow-rolling a supplemental appropriation for natural disaster recovery, so the Air Force has been moving money around to pay for reconstruction at Tyndall and now Offutt. But the money is running out.
-
Air Force wish list includes more F-35s, tankers … and some money for advanced tech to confuse Russia and China
The list could give lawmakers an excuse to ramp up quantities of the Lockheed Martin-produced F-35 and Boeing-produced KC-46.
-
US State Department approves sale of Sky Guardian drones to Belgium
The deal could be worth $600 million for four MQ-9Bs and associated systems.
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Japanese jets intercept Chinese anti-submarine aircraft, says Tokyo
Japan’s Defense Ministry released photos and intelligence to back its claim that the Chinese aircraft flew about 200 miles west of the Japanese island of Okinawa.
-
Air Force’s top space officer tapped to lead US Space Command
If confirmed, this general will have a dual-hat role: as commander of U.S. Space Command and his current position as head of Air Force Space Command.
-
Air Force to buy light attack planes
Find out how many, what type, and where they’ll be based once the Air Force gets them in service.
-
Advanced F-15 buy details revealed
Budget documents are revealing the plan for the Air Force to buy improved F-15s, known as the F-15EX.
-
Morocco cleared for massive F-16 fighter buy
Morocco is ready to spend a lot of money on U.S. defense goods.
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From future vertical lift to drone swarms: Fort Rucker commander on training future Army aviators
Fort Rucker is home to the U.S. Army Aviation Center of Excellence and, naturally, a lot of helicopters. But as the Army rapidly moves forward on modernization plans, how does that impact training requirements?
-
Air Force eyes Langley-Eustis as new F-22 training home
The 43rd Fighter Squadron has been at Eglin Air Force Base in Florida since Hurricane Michael wrecked its former home at nearby Tyndall Air Force Base.
-
Tyndall to suffer work stoppage in May unless Congress grants additional funding for reconstruction
Washington has been slow-rolling a supplemental appropriation for natural disaster recovery, so the Air Force has been moving money around to pay for reconstruction at Tyndall and now Offutt. But the money is running out.
-
Air Force wish list includes more F-35s, tankers … and some money for advanced tech to confuse Russia and China
The list could give lawmakers an excuse to ramp up quantities of the Lockheed Martin-produced F-35 and Boeing-produced KC-46.
-
US State Department approves sale of Sky Guardian drones to Belgium
The deal could be worth $600 million for four MQ-9Bs and associated systems.
-
Japanese jets intercept Chinese anti-submarine aircraft, says Tokyo
Japan’s Defense Ministry released photos and intelligence to back its claim that the Chinese aircraft flew about 200 miles west of the Japanese island of Okinawa.
-
Air Force’s top space officer tapped to lead US Space Command
If confirmed, this general will have a dual-hat role: as commander of U.S. Space Command and his current position as head of Air Force Space Command.
-
Air Force to buy light attack planes
Find out how many, what type, and where they’ll be based once the Air Force gets them in service.
-
Advanced F-15 buy details revealed
Budget documents are revealing the plan for the Air Force to buy improved F-15s, known as the F-15EX.
-
Morocco cleared for massive F-16 fighter buy
Morocco is ready to spend a lot of money on U.S. defense goods.
-
From future vertical lift to drone swarms: Fort Rucker commander on training future Army aviators
Fort Rucker is home to the U.S. Army Aviation Center of Excellence and, naturally, a lot of helicopters. But as the Army rapidly moves forward on modernization plans, how does that impact training requirements?
