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Industrial base considerations played role in F-15X decision
It seems industrial base concerns were a major factor in picking Boeing over another provider of a fourth-generation capability.
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Think tank to Italy: Join UK Tempest program, then try to merge it with Franco-German effort
Why would Italy find a solid partner in the U.K.? A think tank points to specific fighter jets, and offers air power advice for the future.
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Britain to buy Wedgetail aircraft in nearly $2 billion deal
All five aircraft, based on the Boeing 737 NG airliner, will be modified to the E-7 AEW standard by local British company Marshall Aerospace and Defence Group based in Cambridge, eastern England.
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British MOD pushes the brakes on key air-combat training initiative
The government had scheduled to pick a contractor by the end of 2018, leaving industry executives here wondering what’s next.
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What aircraft does the US Air Force need to beat China and Russia? This new study has an answer.
The future looks stealthy and unmanned.
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DoD inspector general slams F-35 program office for allowing Lockheed to manage government property
The F-35 Joint Program Office has no visibility into how contractors are using — or misusing — government property, the IG found.
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Introducing Skyborg, your new AI wingman
Future Air Force pilots might be getting their own R2-D2-like companion.
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Boeing resumes KC-46 tanker deliveries, but Air Force scrutiny will linger
The problems were due to Boeing not following established processes that keep debris off the production line, says an Air Force official.
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Air Force to buy handful of light-attack planes, but will a bigger program follow?
The service will buy a couple of AT-6s and A-29s for further demos, says the service’s top general.
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Japan inks deal with Kongsberg for F-35 standoff missile
The east Asian nation will stand up its first squadron of F-35As later this year, and the Japan Air Self-Defense Force is currently training a cadre of flight and ground crews, as well as taking delivery of aircraft.
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Industrial base considerations played role in F-15X decision
It seems industrial base concerns were a major factor in picking Boeing over another provider of a fourth-generation capability.
-
Think tank to Italy: Join UK Tempest program, then try to merge it with Franco-German effort
Why would Italy find a solid partner in the U.K.? A think tank points to specific fighter jets, and offers air power advice for the future.
-
Britain to buy Wedgetail aircraft in nearly $2 billion deal
All five aircraft, based on the Boeing 737 NG airliner, will be modified to the E-7 AEW standard by local British company Marshall Aerospace and Defence Group based in Cambridge, eastern England.
-
British MOD pushes the brakes on key air-combat training initiative
The government had scheduled to pick a contractor by the end of 2018, leaving industry executives here wondering what’s next.
-
What aircraft does the US Air Force need to beat China and Russia? This new study has an answer.
The future looks stealthy and unmanned.
-
DoD inspector general slams F-35 program office for allowing Lockheed to manage government property
The F-35 Joint Program Office has no visibility into how contractors are using — or misusing — government property, the IG found.
-
Introducing Skyborg, your new AI wingman
Future Air Force pilots might be getting their own R2-D2-like companion.
-
Boeing resumes KC-46 tanker deliveries, but Air Force scrutiny will linger
The problems were due to Boeing not following established processes that keep debris off the production line, says an Air Force official.
-
Air Force to buy handful of light-attack planes, but will a bigger program follow?
The service will buy a couple of AT-6s and A-29s for further demos, says the service’s top general.
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Japan inks deal with Kongsberg for F-35 standoff missile
The east Asian nation will stand up its first squadron of F-35As later this year, and the Japan Air Self-Defense Force is currently training a cadre of flight and ground crews, as well as taking delivery of aircraft.
-
Industrial base considerations played role in F-15X decision
It seems industrial base concerns were a major factor in picking Boeing over another provider of a fourth-generation capability.
-
Think tank to Italy: Join UK Tempest program, then try to merge it with Franco-German effort
Why would Italy find a solid partner in the U.K.? A think tank points to specific fighter jets, and offers air power advice for the future.
-
Britain to buy Wedgetail aircraft in nearly $2 billion deal
All five aircraft, based on the Boeing 737 NG airliner, will be modified to the E-7 AEW standard by local British company Marshall Aerospace and Defence Group based in Cambridge, eastern England.
-
British MOD pushes the brakes on key air-combat training initiative
The government had scheduled to pick a contractor by the end of 2018, leaving industry executives here wondering what’s next.
-
What aircraft does the US Air Force need to beat China and Russia? This new study has an answer.
The future looks stealthy and unmanned.
-
DoD inspector general slams F-35 program office for allowing Lockheed to manage government property
The F-35 Joint Program Office has no visibility into how contractors are using — or misusing — government property, the IG found.
-
Introducing Skyborg, your new AI wingman
Future Air Force pilots might be getting their own R2-D2-like companion.
-
Boeing resumes KC-46 tanker deliveries, but Air Force scrutiny will linger
The problems were due to Boeing not following established processes that keep debris off the production line, says an Air Force official.
-
Air Force to buy handful of light-attack planes, but will a bigger program follow?
The service will buy a couple of AT-6s and A-29s for further demos, says the service’s top general.
-
Japan inks deal with Kongsberg for F-35 standoff missile
The east Asian nation will stand up its first squadron of F-35As later this year, and the Japan Air Self-Defense Force is currently training a cadre of flight and ground crews, as well as taking delivery of aircraft.
