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Air Force’s future ISR architecture could feature drone swarms and hypersonics — with AI underpinning it all
Here’s the the exclusive first look at the Air Force’s next generation ISR infrastructure.
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The US Air Force’s top acquisition exec talks hypersonic prototypes and more
The Air Force needs to make purchases more like commercial industry does, according to its assistant secretary for acquisition, technology and logistics.
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Boeing’s new F-15X may replace an aging fleet of F-15C/D Eagles
The Air Force’s fleet of F-15 C and D Eagle fighters are aging faster than F-35 Joint Strike Fighters are being fielded. There’s a gap in the transition that some think needs to be filled. Boeing’s new F-15X design may be the Air Force’s answer to that issue.
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Customers have second thoughts about Surion helo buy after fatal crash
A fatal crash of a South Korean Marine Corps helicopter is expected to deal a serious blow to the local helicopter maker’s export bids.
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The US Navy’s upgraded Harpoon ship-killer missile is in line for a boost from Congress
Boeing’s Harpoon stands to be among the big winners coming out of this week’s National Defense Authorization Act conference.
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The US Navy’s fighter woes are boosting Boeing’s bottom line
The Navy is planning to modernize its current jets and buy dozens more in its quest to dig out of a severe readiness hole.
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Afghans are switching from Russian to US helicopters, but senators are concerned over the approach
Two U.S. lawmakers want American forces in Afghanistan to overcome challenges cropping up with the transition of helicopters for the Afghan Air Force.
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NATO intercepted a Russian plane over the Black Sea. So why weren’t US F-15s in nearby Romania used?
It was business as usual for the U.S. Air Force squadron deployed to Campia Turzii in Romania.
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Turkey, Ukraine advance An-188 co-production talks
Next step of the talks will involve a visit by Turkish delegation to Kiev, Ukraine’s capital, to inspect the Antonov production line.
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Pitch Black: Australia hosts multinational air power exercise with a number of aircraft debuts
The biennial event has evolved into a full-spectrum, complex air warfare exercise that includes large force employment of coalition air power, air-land integration activities and remote airfield operations.
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Air Force’s future ISR architecture could feature drone swarms and hypersonics — with AI underpinning it all
Here’s the the exclusive first look at the Air Force’s next generation ISR infrastructure.
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The US Air Force’s top acquisition exec talks hypersonic prototypes and more
The Air Force needs to make purchases more like commercial industry does, according to its assistant secretary for acquisition, technology and logistics.
-
Boeing’s new F-15X may replace an aging fleet of F-15C/D Eagles
The Air Force’s fleet of F-15 C and D Eagle fighters are aging faster than F-35 Joint Strike Fighters are being fielded. There’s a gap in the transition that some think needs to be filled. Boeing’s new F-15X design may be the Air Force’s answer to that issue.
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Customers have second thoughts about Surion helo buy after fatal crash
A fatal crash of a South Korean Marine Corps helicopter is expected to deal a serious blow to the local helicopter maker’s export bids.
-
The US Navy’s upgraded Harpoon ship-killer missile is in line for a boost from Congress
Boeing’s Harpoon stands to be among the big winners coming out of this week’s National Defense Authorization Act conference.
-
The US Navy’s fighter woes are boosting Boeing’s bottom line
The Navy is planning to modernize its current jets and buy dozens more in its quest to dig out of a severe readiness hole.
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Afghans are switching from Russian to US helicopters, but senators are concerned over the approach
Two U.S. lawmakers want American forces in Afghanistan to overcome challenges cropping up with the transition of helicopters for the Afghan Air Force.
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NATO intercepted a Russian plane over the Black Sea. So why weren’t US F-15s in nearby Romania used?
It was business as usual for the U.S. Air Force squadron deployed to Campia Turzii in Romania.
-
Turkey, Ukraine advance An-188 co-production talks
Next step of the talks will involve a visit by Turkish delegation to Kiev, Ukraine’s capital, to inspect the Antonov production line.
-
Pitch Black: Australia hosts multinational air power exercise with a number of aircraft debuts
The biennial event has evolved into a full-spectrum, complex air warfare exercise that includes large force employment of coalition air power, air-land integration activities and remote airfield operations.
-
Air Force’s future ISR architecture could feature drone swarms and hypersonics — with AI underpinning it all
Here’s the the exclusive first look at the Air Force’s next generation ISR infrastructure.
-
The US Air Force’s top acquisition exec talks hypersonic prototypes and more
The Air Force needs to make purchases more like commercial industry does, according to its assistant secretary for acquisition, technology and logistics.
-
Boeing’s new F-15X may replace an aging fleet of F-15C/D Eagles
The Air Force’s fleet of F-15 C and D Eagle fighters are aging faster than F-35 Joint Strike Fighters are being fielded. There’s a gap in the transition that some think needs to be filled. Boeing’s new F-15X design may be the Air Force’s answer to that issue.
-
Customers have second thoughts about Surion helo buy after fatal crash
A fatal crash of a South Korean Marine Corps helicopter is expected to deal a serious blow to the local helicopter maker’s export bids.
-
The US Navy’s upgraded Harpoon ship-killer missile is in line for a boost from Congress
Boeing’s Harpoon stands to be among the big winners coming out of this week’s National Defense Authorization Act conference.
-
The US Navy’s fighter woes are boosting Boeing’s bottom line
The Navy is planning to modernize its current jets and buy dozens more in its quest to dig out of a severe readiness hole.
-
Afghans are switching from Russian to US helicopters, but senators are concerned over the approach
Two U.S. lawmakers want American forces in Afghanistan to overcome challenges cropping up with the transition of helicopters for the Afghan Air Force.
-
NATO intercepted a Russian plane over the Black Sea. So why weren’t US F-15s in nearby Romania used?
It was business as usual for the U.S. Air Force squadron deployed to Campia Turzii in Romania.
-
Turkey, Ukraine advance An-188 co-production talks
Next step of the talks will involve a visit by Turkish delegation to Kiev, Ukraine’s capital, to inspect the Antonov production line.
-
Pitch Black: Australia hosts multinational air power exercise with a number of aircraft debuts
The biennial event has evolved into a full-spectrum, complex air warfare exercise that includes large force employment of coalition air power, air-land integration activities and remote airfield operations.
