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German Air Force to test covert radar in large-scale demo over Bavaria
The Luftwaffe says it is interested in passive radar for improving routine air surveillance over Germany, though its defense industry partner says the technology is capable of much more.
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Head of US Army Rapid Capabilities Office to take top civilian job on the F-35 program
Tayna Skeen, currently the executive director of the Army’s innovation organization, will take on a major leadership role in the F-35 Joint Program Office.
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Rearming Europe: US Air Force receives largest ordnance shipment in decades
In mid-October, the U.S. Air Force received its largest shipment of ordnance since the bombing of Yugoslavia in the late 1990s.
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Canada to accept bids for new fighter jet in May — here are the potential competitors
The aircraft will replace Canada’s current fleet of CF-18 fighter jets.
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US Army’s modernization efforts foster boom in US-foreign partnerships
The U.S. Army’s ambitious goals are opening the door for international companies to compete stateside. But to be successful, these firms are increasingly seeking out American partners rather than trying to go it alone.
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‘Screw it, just do it’: Richard Branson addresses airmen, pushes space cargo operations
The founder of Virgin Orbit made a surprise appearance at the Airlift Tanker Association’s annual symposium.
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Politicos are pushing to rebuild Tyndall, but should the Air Force bother?
Lawmakers are pushing the Air Force to rebuild Tyndall Air Base, the hurricane-ravaged home of its F-22 Raptor training fleet.
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Export constraints emerge as sticking point for future German-French combat aircraft
Two governments are split on who should be able to buy a future aircraft once it becomes a reality.
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Tankers could be a critical part of the US Air Force’s future network
In the future, the Air Force’s air refueling tankers could be used for more than air mobility.
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KC-135, C-130J are next in line for US Air Force’s data-driven maintenance program
The KC-135 refueling tanker and the C-130J airlifter will be the next two aircraft to joint the Air Force’s predictive maintenance program.
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German Air Force to test covert radar in large-scale demo over Bavaria
The Luftwaffe says it is interested in passive radar for improving routine air surveillance over Germany, though its defense industry partner says the technology is capable of much more.
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Head of US Army Rapid Capabilities Office to take top civilian job on the F-35 program
Tayna Skeen, currently the executive director of the Army’s innovation organization, will take on a major leadership role in the F-35 Joint Program Office.
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Rearming Europe: US Air Force receives largest ordnance shipment in decades
In mid-October, the U.S. Air Force received its largest shipment of ordnance since the bombing of Yugoslavia in the late 1990s.
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Canada to accept bids for new fighter jet in May — here are the potential competitors
The aircraft will replace Canada’s current fleet of CF-18 fighter jets.
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US Army’s modernization efforts foster boom in US-foreign partnerships
The U.S. Army’s ambitious goals are opening the door for international companies to compete stateside. But to be successful, these firms are increasingly seeking out American partners rather than trying to go it alone.
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‘Screw it, just do it’: Richard Branson addresses airmen, pushes space cargo operations
The founder of Virgin Orbit made a surprise appearance at the Airlift Tanker Association’s annual symposium.
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Politicos are pushing to rebuild Tyndall, but should the Air Force bother?
Lawmakers are pushing the Air Force to rebuild Tyndall Air Base, the hurricane-ravaged home of its F-22 Raptor training fleet.
-
Export constraints emerge as sticking point for future German-French combat aircraft
Two governments are split on who should be able to buy a future aircraft once it becomes a reality.
-
Tankers could be a critical part of the US Air Force’s future network
In the future, the Air Force’s air refueling tankers could be used for more than air mobility.
-
KC-135, C-130J are next in line for US Air Force’s data-driven maintenance program
The KC-135 refueling tanker and the C-130J airlifter will be the next two aircraft to joint the Air Force’s predictive maintenance program.
-
German Air Force to test covert radar in large-scale demo over Bavaria
The Luftwaffe says it is interested in passive radar for improving routine air surveillance over Germany, though its defense industry partner says the technology is capable of much more.
-
Head of US Army Rapid Capabilities Office to take top civilian job on the F-35 program
Tayna Skeen, currently the executive director of the Army’s innovation organization, will take on a major leadership role in the F-35 Joint Program Office.
-
Rearming Europe: US Air Force receives largest ordnance shipment in decades
In mid-October, the U.S. Air Force received its largest shipment of ordnance since the bombing of Yugoslavia in the late 1990s.
-
Canada to accept bids for new fighter jet in May — here are the potential competitors
The aircraft will replace Canada’s current fleet of CF-18 fighter jets.
-
US Army’s modernization efforts foster boom in US-foreign partnerships
The U.S. Army’s ambitious goals are opening the door for international companies to compete stateside. But to be successful, these firms are increasingly seeking out American partners rather than trying to go it alone.
-
‘Screw it, just do it’: Richard Branson addresses airmen, pushes space cargo operations
The founder of Virgin Orbit made a surprise appearance at the Airlift Tanker Association’s annual symposium.
-
Politicos are pushing to rebuild Tyndall, but should the Air Force bother?
Lawmakers are pushing the Air Force to rebuild Tyndall Air Base, the hurricane-ravaged home of its F-22 Raptor training fleet.
-
Export constraints emerge as sticking point for future German-French combat aircraft
Two governments are split on who should be able to buy a future aircraft once it becomes a reality.
-
Tankers could be a critical part of the US Air Force’s future network
In the future, the Air Force’s air refueling tankers could be used for more than air mobility.
-
KC-135, C-130J are next in line for US Air Force’s data-driven maintenance program
The KC-135 refueling tanker and the C-130J airlifter will be the next two aircraft to joint the Air Force’s predictive maintenance program.
