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For stealth bomber pilots, a new test in agility
Two B-2 Spirit pilots from the 393rd Bomb Squadron last week completed a “cold-pit” refueling mission without the help of maintainers.
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DIU, Air Force pick four firms to prototype modular testing drone
DIU and the Air Force want to use ETV in large numbers to “create an overwhelming dilemma” for an enemy, perhaps making it a candidate for Replicator.
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Sierra Nevada gears up to build US Air Force ‘doomsday’ planes
To get these 747s ready to direct forces during a nuclear war, Sierra Nevada will add antennas and computers — and radiation-proof the aircraft.
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Boeing wins $7.5 billion contract from US Air Force for guided bombs
The multi-billion dollar contract for Joint Direct Attack Munitions comes at a time when the military is trying to boost production of multiple weapons.
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Philippines receives two delayed T129 combat helicopters
The acquisition is part of the Philippines’ Horizon 2 program to modernize its armed forces.
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DARPA picks six firms to develop experimental ship-launched drones
ANCILLARY would take off vertically from a ship’s flight deck and then shift to forward flight to conduct recon, move cargo, or track enemy targets at sea.
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F-35 customers in Asia-Pacific monitor Lockheed upgrade saga from afar
The vendor’s delay in installing a package of software and hardware upgrades could gum up U.S. and global delivery schedules.
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House defense bill would add more test F-35s as upgrades remain behind
Rep. Rob Wittman has repeatedly expressed concern about delays in the F-35’s upgrades and the need for more test jets.
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For F-35, Congress must heed history
America stands at a crossroads with the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter, retired Air Force Gen. Philip Breedlove argues.
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Aurora moves into next design phase for DARPA vertical takeoff X-plane
Bell Textron, Northrop Grumman and Piasecki Aircraft Corp. have also worked on ideas for DARPA’s vertical lift SPRINT aircraft.
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For stealth bomber pilots, a new test in agility
Two B-2 Spirit pilots from the 393rd Bomb Squadron last week completed a “cold-pit” refueling mission without the help of maintainers.
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DIU, Air Force pick four firms to prototype modular testing drone
DIU and the Air Force want to use ETV in large numbers to “create an overwhelming dilemma” for an enemy, perhaps making it a candidate for Replicator.
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Sierra Nevada gears up to build US Air Force ‘doomsday’ planes
To get these 747s ready to direct forces during a nuclear war, Sierra Nevada will add antennas and computers — and radiation-proof the aircraft.
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Boeing wins $7.5 billion contract from US Air Force for guided bombs
The multi-billion dollar contract for Joint Direct Attack Munitions comes at a time when the military is trying to boost production of multiple weapons.
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Philippines receives two delayed T129 combat helicopters
The acquisition is part of the Philippines’ Horizon 2 program to modernize its armed forces.
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DARPA picks six firms to develop experimental ship-launched drones
ANCILLARY would take off vertically from a ship’s flight deck and then shift to forward flight to conduct recon, move cargo, or track enemy targets at sea.
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F-35 customers in Asia-Pacific monitor Lockheed upgrade saga from afar
The vendor’s delay in installing a package of software and hardware upgrades could gum up U.S. and global delivery schedules.
-
House defense bill would add more test F-35s as upgrades remain behind
Rep. Rob Wittman has repeatedly expressed concern about delays in the F-35’s upgrades and the need for more test jets.
-
For F-35, Congress must heed history
America stands at a crossroads with the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter, retired Air Force Gen. Philip Breedlove argues.
-
Aurora moves into next design phase for DARPA vertical takeoff X-plane
Bell Textron, Northrop Grumman and Piasecki Aircraft Corp. have also worked on ideas for DARPA’s vertical lift SPRINT aircraft.
-
For stealth bomber pilots, a new test in agility
Two B-2 Spirit pilots from the 393rd Bomb Squadron last week completed a “cold-pit” refueling mission without the help of maintainers.
-
DIU, Air Force pick four firms to prototype modular testing drone
DIU and the Air Force want to use ETV in large numbers to “create an overwhelming dilemma” for an enemy, perhaps making it a candidate for Replicator.
-
Sierra Nevada gears up to build US Air Force ‘doomsday’ planes
To get these 747s ready to direct forces during a nuclear war, Sierra Nevada will add antennas and computers — and radiation-proof the aircraft.
-
Boeing wins $7.5 billion contract from US Air Force for guided bombs
The multi-billion dollar contract for Joint Direct Attack Munitions comes at a time when the military is trying to boost production of multiple weapons.
-
Philippines receives two delayed T129 combat helicopters
The acquisition is part of the Philippines’ Horizon 2 program to modernize its armed forces.
-
DARPA picks six firms to develop experimental ship-launched drones
ANCILLARY would take off vertically from a ship’s flight deck and then shift to forward flight to conduct recon, move cargo, or track enemy targets at sea.
-
F-35 customers in Asia-Pacific monitor Lockheed upgrade saga from afar
The vendor’s delay in installing a package of software and hardware upgrades could gum up U.S. and global delivery schedules.
-
House defense bill would add more test F-35s as upgrades remain behind
Rep. Rob Wittman has repeatedly expressed concern about delays in the F-35’s upgrades and the need for more test jets.
-
For F-35, Congress must heed history
America stands at a crossroads with the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter, retired Air Force Gen. Philip Breedlove argues.
-
Aurora moves into next design phase for DARPA vertical takeoff X-plane
Bell Textron, Northrop Grumman and Piasecki Aircraft Corp. have also worked on ideas for DARPA’s vertical lift SPRINT aircraft.
