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How does the US Air Force plan to keep bombers affordable?
As the Air Force expands from 312 to 386 operational squadrons, how can the service keep costs within reason?
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Numbers game: How the Air Force is following the Army and Navy’s bad example
The Air Force is using the Army and Navy playbook and focusing on an end-strength number. That could be catastrophic in the future, warns Susanna Blume of the Center for a New American Security.
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US reverses course, certifies Russian Open Skies aircraft
The U.S. has signed off on a Russian Open Skies plane, but the two sides remain at loggerheads over future flights.
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Does the Air Force really need 74 more squadrons? It depends on who you ask
The nearly 25 percent increase in squadrons would be the lynchpin in the service’s “Air Force We Need” proposal.
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Air Force plan to get to 386 squadrons still a fuzzy proposition
Is the Air Force’s 386-squadron goal just another pipe dream?
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New Space Force price tag fuels Capitol Hill skeptics
Space Force’s estimated $13 billion price tag is not winning it any new friends.
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Goldfein: Air Force must return to expeditionary roots to fight next war
Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein called on the Air Force to “return to our expeditionary roots” and prepare to quickly deploy and set up new bases to respond to future conflicts.
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Air Force calls for 74 more squadrons to prepare for possibility of war against major power
Air Force Secretary Heather Wilson on Monday called for growing the Air Force from its current size of 312 operational squadrons to 386 by 2030, as it prepares for a possible conflict against a major nation such as China or Russia.
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Air Force finds new KC-46 deficiencies, jeopardizing planned delivery date
The Boeing-made tanker has encountered yet another set of issues.
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Air Force transforms existing program office into its new software development hub
Program Executive Office Battle Management is getting a new name and new mission.
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How does the US Air Force plan to keep bombers affordable?
As the Air Force expands from 312 to 386 operational squadrons, how can the service keep costs within reason?
-
Numbers game: How the Air Force is following the Army and Navy’s bad example
The Air Force is using the Army and Navy playbook and focusing on an end-strength number. That could be catastrophic in the future, warns Susanna Blume of the Center for a New American Security.
-
US reverses course, certifies Russian Open Skies aircraft
The U.S. has signed off on a Russian Open Skies plane, but the two sides remain at loggerheads over future flights.
-
Does the Air Force really need 74 more squadrons? It depends on who you ask
The nearly 25 percent increase in squadrons would be the lynchpin in the service’s “Air Force We Need” proposal.
-
Air Force plan to get to 386 squadrons still a fuzzy proposition
Is the Air Force’s 386-squadron goal just another pipe dream?
-
New Space Force price tag fuels Capitol Hill skeptics
Space Force’s estimated $13 billion price tag is not winning it any new friends.
-
Goldfein: Air Force must return to expeditionary roots to fight next war
Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein called on the Air Force to “return to our expeditionary roots” and prepare to quickly deploy and set up new bases to respond to future conflicts.
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Air Force calls for 74 more squadrons to prepare for possibility of war against major power
Air Force Secretary Heather Wilson on Monday called for growing the Air Force from its current size of 312 operational squadrons to 386 by 2030, as it prepares for a possible conflict against a major nation such as China or Russia.
-
Air Force finds new KC-46 deficiencies, jeopardizing planned delivery date
The Boeing-made tanker has encountered yet another set of issues.
-
Air Force transforms existing program office into its new software development hub
Program Executive Office Battle Management is getting a new name and new mission.
-
How does the US Air Force plan to keep bombers affordable?
As the Air Force expands from 312 to 386 operational squadrons, how can the service keep costs within reason?
-
Numbers game: How the Air Force is following the Army and Navy’s bad example
The Air Force is using the Army and Navy playbook and focusing on an end-strength number. That could be catastrophic in the future, warns Susanna Blume of the Center for a New American Security.
-
US reverses course, certifies Russian Open Skies aircraft
The U.S. has signed off on a Russian Open Skies plane, but the two sides remain at loggerheads over future flights.
-
Does the Air Force really need 74 more squadrons? It depends on who you ask
The nearly 25 percent increase in squadrons would be the lynchpin in the service’s “Air Force We Need” proposal.
-
Air Force plan to get to 386 squadrons still a fuzzy proposition
Is the Air Force’s 386-squadron goal just another pipe dream?
-
New Space Force price tag fuels Capitol Hill skeptics
Space Force’s estimated $13 billion price tag is not winning it any new friends.
-
Goldfein: Air Force must return to expeditionary roots to fight next war
Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein called on the Air Force to “return to our expeditionary roots” and prepare to quickly deploy and set up new bases to respond to future conflicts.
-
Air Force calls for 74 more squadrons to prepare for possibility of war against major power
Air Force Secretary Heather Wilson on Monday called for growing the Air Force from its current size of 312 operational squadrons to 386 by 2030, as it prepares for a possible conflict against a major nation such as China or Russia.
-
Air Force finds new KC-46 deficiencies, jeopardizing planned delivery date
The Boeing-made tanker has encountered yet another set of issues.
-
Air Force transforms existing program office into its new software development hub
Program Executive Office Battle Management is getting a new name and new mission.
