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Blink and you’ll miss it: The B-21 bomber accomplishes another big review
The final design of the B-21 is getting clearer…to the Air Force and Northrop Grumman, at least.
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After a couple months delay, the F-35 moves into operational tests
The testing is a critical milestone ahead of the Pentagon’s decision on whether to move to full rate production.
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The Air Force may scale back the responsibilities of its international affairs office
Rumors of the SAF/IA shop’s demise may have been overstated, but changes could be coming soon.
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In warning to Russia, US flies Open Skies aircraft over Ukrainian territory
Technically, the flight was “extraordinary.”
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Poor maintenance contributed to a devastating C-130 crash. Here’s how the Air Force will make sure it doesn’t happen again.
How did a corroded KC-130T blade escape the Air Force’s quality control apparatus?
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Investigation blames Air Force and Navy for systemic failures in fatal Marine Corps C-130 crash that killed 16
A corroded propeller was sent through an Air Force maintenance depot but was not repaired.
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Lockheed-Airbus venture ups the pressure on Boeing to deliver its US Air Force tankers
An agreement between Lockheed Martin and Airbus may have reignited the Tanker Wars.
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A farewell to the Phantom fleet, as Japan transitions to the F-35
The clock is ticking on Japan’s Phantom fighters as the country prepares to draw down use of the Cold War-era jet.
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No ‘devastating impact’ to F-35 industrial base if Turkey removed from program, says US Air Force official
U.S. concern over Turkey’s planned purchased of a Russian anti-aircraft system should teach the Pentagon about the importance of security cooperation, the U.S. Air Force’s top international affairs official says.
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US airmen in the Pacific transitioned to the C-130J this year. How is the new model faring?
U.S. Indo-Pacific Command has the largest area of responsibility of the American military’s combatant commands.
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Blink and you’ll miss it: The B-21 bomber accomplishes another big review
The final design of the B-21 is getting clearer…to the Air Force and Northrop Grumman, at least.
-
After a couple months delay, the F-35 moves into operational tests
The testing is a critical milestone ahead of the Pentagon’s decision on whether to move to full rate production.
-
The Air Force may scale back the responsibilities of its international affairs office
Rumors of the SAF/IA shop’s demise may have been overstated, but changes could be coming soon.
-
In warning to Russia, US flies Open Skies aircraft over Ukrainian territory
Technically, the flight was “extraordinary.”
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Poor maintenance contributed to a devastating C-130 crash. Here’s how the Air Force will make sure it doesn’t happen again.
How did a corroded KC-130T blade escape the Air Force’s quality control apparatus?
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Investigation blames Air Force and Navy for systemic failures in fatal Marine Corps C-130 crash that killed 16
A corroded propeller was sent through an Air Force maintenance depot but was not repaired.
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Lockheed-Airbus venture ups the pressure on Boeing to deliver its US Air Force tankers
An agreement between Lockheed Martin and Airbus may have reignited the Tanker Wars.
-
A farewell to the Phantom fleet, as Japan transitions to the F-35
The clock is ticking on Japan’s Phantom fighters as the country prepares to draw down use of the Cold War-era jet.
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No ‘devastating impact’ to F-35 industrial base if Turkey removed from program, says US Air Force official
U.S. concern over Turkey’s planned purchased of a Russian anti-aircraft system should teach the Pentagon about the importance of security cooperation, the U.S. Air Force’s top international affairs official says.
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US airmen in the Pacific transitioned to the C-130J this year. How is the new model faring?
U.S. Indo-Pacific Command has the largest area of responsibility of the American military’s combatant commands.
-
Blink and you’ll miss it: The B-21 bomber accomplishes another big review
The final design of the B-21 is getting clearer…to the Air Force and Northrop Grumman, at least.
-
After a couple months delay, the F-35 moves into operational tests
The testing is a critical milestone ahead of the Pentagon’s decision on whether to move to full rate production.
-
The Air Force may scale back the responsibilities of its international affairs office
Rumors of the SAF/IA shop’s demise may have been overstated, but changes could be coming soon.
-
In warning to Russia, US flies Open Skies aircraft over Ukrainian territory
Technically, the flight was “extraordinary.”
-
Poor maintenance contributed to a devastating C-130 crash. Here’s how the Air Force will make sure it doesn’t happen again.
How did a corroded KC-130T blade escape the Air Force’s quality control apparatus?
-
Investigation blames Air Force and Navy for systemic failures in fatal Marine Corps C-130 crash that killed 16
A corroded propeller was sent through an Air Force maintenance depot but was not repaired.
-
Lockheed-Airbus venture ups the pressure on Boeing to deliver its US Air Force tankers
An agreement between Lockheed Martin and Airbus may have reignited the Tanker Wars.
-
A farewell to the Phantom fleet, as Japan transitions to the F-35
The clock is ticking on Japan’s Phantom fighters as the country prepares to draw down use of the Cold War-era jet.
-
No ‘devastating impact’ to F-35 industrial base if Turkey removed from program, says US Air Force official
U.S. concern over Turkey’s planned purchased of a Russian anti-aircraft system should teach the Pentagon about the importance of security cooperation, the U.S. Air Force’s top international affairs official says.
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US airmen in the Pacific transitioned to the C-130J this year. How is the new model faring?
U.S. Indo-Pacific Command has the largest area of responsibility of the American military’s combatant commands.
