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The US Navy’s fight to fix its worn-out Super Hornet fleet is making way
Almost half of the Navy’s 546 Super Hornets are considered “mission capable,” a sign that the readiness investments made in the Mattis era are starting to bear fruit.
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Lockheed nabs another big hypersonic weapons contract
The Air-Launched Rapid Response Weapon will “push the art of the possible” when it comes to hypersonic tech.
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Diplomatic row jeopardizes $1.5B helicopter deal between Turkey and Pakistan
Turkey and Pakistan signed a deal in July for 30 T129 ATAK helicopter gunships. That may not happen now.
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C-5M Super Galaxy fleet will fly well into 2040s
Lockheed Martin finishing Air Force upgrade to the C-5M Super Galaxy.
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Estonia halts NATO air drills after jet misfires missile
The AMRAAM-type missile might have crashed into a remote nature reserve, or triggered its built-in self-destruct mode and exploded in midair.
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Defeating modern air defenses is achievable with smart strategies, not only stealth and standoff
Air forces need not be entirely stealthy nor exclusively standoff to execute effective rollback strategies like Desert Storm or Operation Iraqi Freedom.
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The light-attack aircraft competition will be down to two competitors
The U.S. Air Force put out a pre-solicitation for its light-attack aircraft program … but it’s still not ready to say it will definitely buy new aircraft.
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Despite Brexit, Leonardo sees a way the UK Tempest fighter could win EU funding
The Tempest fighter, planned as Britain nears its exit from the European Union, may still benefit from funding provided by the EU, according to one of the partners.
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One possible job for SpaceX’s BFR rocket? Taking the Air Force’s cargo in and out of space.
Air Mobility Command is interested in partnering up with companies like SpaceX and Blue Origin for faster ways to transport its equipment.
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US Air Force may replace 3 types of aircraft with a single platform
Can the Pentagon replace the E-4B, C-32A and E-6B with a single platform?
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The US Navy’s fight to fix its worn-out Super Hornet fleet is making way
Almost half of the Navy’s 546 Super Hornets are considered “mission capable,” a sign that the readiness investments made in the Mattis era are starting to bear fruit.
-
Lockheed nabs another big hypersonic weapons contract
The Air-Launched Rapid Response Weapon will “push the art of the possible” when it comes to hypersonic tech.
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Diplomatic row jeopardizes $1.5B helicopter deal between Turkey and Pakistan
Turkey and Pakistan signed a deal in July for 30 T129 ATAK helicopter gunships. That may not happen now.
-
C-5M Super Galaxy fleet will fly well into 2040s
Lockheed Martin finishing Air Force upgrade to the C-5M Super Galaxy.
-
Estonia halts NATO air drills after jet misfires missile
The AMRAAM-type missile might have crashed into a remote nature reserve, or triggered its built-in self-destruct mode and exploded in midair.
-
Defeating modern air defenses is achievable with smart strategies, not only stealth and standoff
Air forces need not be entirely stealthy nor exclusively standoff to execute effective rollback strategies like Desert Storm or Operation Iraqi Freedom.
-
The light-attack aircraft competition will be down to two competitors
The U.S. Air Force put out a pre-solicitation for its light-attack aircraft program … but it’s still not ready to say it will definitely buy new aircraft.
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Despite Brexit, Leonardo sees a way the UK Tempest fighter could win EU funding
The Tempest fighter, planned as Britain nears its exit from the European Union, may still benefit from funding provided by the EU, according to one of the partners.
-
One possible job for SpaceX’s BFR rocket? Taking the Air Force’s cargo in and out of space.
Air Mobility Command is interested in partnering up with companies like SpaceX and Blue Origin for faster ways to transport its equipment.
-
US Air Force may replace 3 types of aircraft with a single platform
Can the Pentagon replace the E-4B, C-32A and E-6B with a single platform?
-
The US Navy’s fight to fix its worn-out Super Hornet fleet is making way
Almost half of the Navy’s 546 Super Hornets are considered “mission capable,” a sign that the readiness investments made in the Mattis era are starting to bear fruit.
-
Lockheed nabs another big hypersonic weapons contract
The Air-Launched Rapid Response Weapon will “push the art of the possible” when it comes to hypersonic tech.
-
Diplomatic row jeopardizes $1.5B helicopter deal between Turkey and Pakistan
Turkey and Pakistan signed a deal in July for 30 T129 ATAK helicopter gunships. That may not happen now.
-
C-5M Super Galaxy fleet will fly well into 2040s
Lockheed Martin finishing Air Force upgrade to the C-5M Super Galaxy.
-
Estonia halts NATO air drills after jet misfires missile
The AMRAAM-type missile might have crashed into a remote nature reserve, or triggered its built-in self-destruct mode and exploded in midair.
-
Defeating modern air defenses is achievable with smart strategies, not only stealth and standoff
Air forces need not be entirely stealthy nor exclusively standoff to execute effective rollback strategies like Desert Storm or Operation Iraqi Freedom.
-
The light-attack aircraft competition will be down to two competitors
The U.S. Air Force put out a pre-solicitation for its light-attack aircraft program … but it’s still not ready to say it will definitely buy new aircraft.
-
Despite Brexit, Leonardo sees a way the UK Tempest fighter could win EU funding
The Tempest fighter, planned as Britain nears its exit from the European Union, may still benefit from funding provided by the EU, according to one of the partners.
-
One possible job for SpaceX’s BFR rocket? Taking the Air Force’s cargo in and out of space.
Air Mobility Command is interested in partnering up with companies like SpaceX and Blue Origin for faster ways to transport its equipment.
-
US Air Force may replace 3 types of aircraft with a single platform
Can the Pentagon replace the E-4B, C-32A and E-6B with a single platform?
