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Joint chiefs vacancies loom amid Tuberville’s Senate standoff
Sen. Tommy Tuberville’s blanket hold on military confirmations could create as many as five joint chiefs vacancies. Here’s what happens next.
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Air Force revives air-to-air battle competition, with a Pacific twist
The Air Force has held one “William Tell” competition in the 27 years since it paused the regular meets in 1996.
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Gen. CQ Brown: Multiyear missile buys would stabilize industry
The Pentagon needs to give the defense industry a more consistent demand signal, Brown says.
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NATO prepares unprecedented air exercise in show of force to Russia
Germany is preparing to host the biggest air deployment exercise in NATO’s history, intended to impress allies and potential adversaries such as Russia.
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Lockheed picks engine to bolster interim tanker case for US Air Force
The Air Force is considering skipping a competition for its interim tanker and instead buying more modified KC-46s for Boeing.
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What is the long-term strategy for Ukraine’s Air Force?
Apart from the F-16, there might be other options, such as the Saab Gripen, the Dassault Rafale and the Eurofighter Typhoon.
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US Marines are developing air-launched swarming munitions for helos
The Marines want long-range loitering munitions to launch from their helicopters and from the ground, as part of their Force Design 2030 modernization.
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Air Force official’s musings on rogue drone targeting humans go viral
A “thought experiment” from the service that went viral highlights the possible dangers that could come from giving autonomous drones too much power.
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Auditors: Future F-35 cooling needs unknown as DoD eyes engine upgrade
“Without defined [cooling and engine] requirements, the F-35 program is at greater risk of repeating prior missteps,” GAO said.
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Joint chiefs vacancies loom amid Tuberville’s Senate standoff
Sen. Tommy Tuberville’s blanket hold on military confirmations could create as many as five joint chiefs vacancies. Here’s what happens next.
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Air Force revives air-to-air battle competition, with a Pacific twist
The Air Force has held one “William Tell” competition in the 27 years since it paused the regular meets in 1996.
-
Gen. CQ Brown: Multiyear missile buys would stabilize industry
The Pentagon needs to give the defense industry a more consistent demand signal, Brown says.
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NATO prepares unprecedented air exercise in show of force to Russia
Germany is preparing to host the biggest air deployment exercise in NATO’s history, intended to impress allies and potential adversaries such as Russia.
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What the US should do with its A-10 Thunderbolt
Let’s kill two birds with one stone.
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Lockheed picks engine to bolster interim tanker case for US Air Force
The Air Force is considering skipping a competition for its interim tanker and instead buying more modified KC-46s for Boeing.
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What is the long-term strategy for Ukraine’s Air Force?
Apart from the F-16, there might be other options, such as the Saab Gripen, the Dassault Rafale and the Eurofighter Typhoon.
-
US Marines are developing air-launched swarming munitions for helos
The Marines want long-range loitering munitions to launch from their helicopters and from the ground, as part of their Force Design 2030 modernization.
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Air Force official’s musings on rogue drone targeting humans go viral
A “thought experiment” from the service that went viral highlights the possible dangers that could come from giving autonomous drones too much power.
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Auditors: Future F-35 cooling needs unknown as DoD eyes engine upgrade
“Without defined [cooling and engine] requirements, the F-35 program is at greater risk of repeating prior missteps,” GAO said.
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Joint chiefs vacancies loom amid Tuberville’s Senate standoff
Sen. Tommy Tuberville’s blanket hold on military confirmations could create as many as five joint chiefs vacancies. Here’s what happens next.
-
Air Force revives air-to-air battle competition, with a Pacific twist
The Air Force has held one “William Tell” competition in the 27 years since it paused the regular meets in 1996.
-
Gen. CQ Brown: Multiyear missile buys would stabilize industry
The Pentagon needs to give the defense industry a more consistent demand signal, Brown says.
-
NATO prepares unprecedented air exercise in show of force to Russia
Germany is preparing to host the biggest air deployment exercise in NATO’s history, intended to impress allies and potential adversaries such as Russia.
-
What the US should do with its A-10 Thunderbolt
Let’s kill two birds with one stone.
-
Lockheed picks engine to bolster interim tanker case for US Air Force
The Air Force is considering skipping a competition for its interim tanker and instead buying more modified KC-46s for Boeing.
-
What is the long-term strategy for Ukraine’s Air Force?
Apart from the F-16, there might be other options, such as the Saab Gripen, the Dassault Rafale and the Eurofighter Typhoon.
-
US Marines are developing air-launched swarming munitions for helos
The Marines want long-range loitering munitions to launch from their helicopters and from the ground, as part of their Force Design 2030 modernization.
-
Air Force official’s musings on rogue drone targeting humans go viral
A “thought experiment” from the service that went viral highlights the possible dangers that could come from giving autonomous drones too much power.
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Auditors: Future F-35 cooling needs unknown as DoD eyes engine upgrade
“Without defined [cooling and engine] requirements, the F-35 program is at greater risk of repeating prior missteps,” GAO said.
