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Turkey Set To Begin Anti-ISIL Airstrikes
The US and Turkey reached an agreement to incorporate Turkish forces to participate in anti-ISIL airstrikes.
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US F-22s Deploying to Europe
The US Air Force is preparing to deploy the F-22 Raptor to Europe for the first time.
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US Air Force: 50 New Starts at Risk Under CR
Around 50 new start programs for the US Air Force are at risk if the Pentagon is forced to operate under a CR
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Sources: Congress Mulls Full-Year Continuing Resolution
Members of Congress have discussed operating under a full-year continuing resolution, which could impact Pentagon budgets.
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Carter: Turkey Must Do More in ISIL Fight
WASHINGTON — The Pentagon’s top official said Thursday that Turkey must “do more” to help in the fight against the Islamic State militant group, commonly known as ISIL or ISIS.
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INTERCEPTS: Check Out a Crashed Iranian Drone
The apparent downing of an Iranian unmanned system is providing a good look at Tehran’s indigenous high-end drone.
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Air Force Study Shows Potential, Limits of Quantum Tech
Quantum technologies have potential in the Pentagon, but there are roadblocks for their use.
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First JSTARS Competition Contracts Awarded
The competition to replace the Air Force’s Joint Surveillance Target Attack Radar System fleet is officially underway.
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US Launches 1st Strike Into Syria From Turkey
US Launches First Strike into Syria from Turkey Aaron Mehta WASHINGTON on Tuesday, an unmanned system took off from Incirlik Air Base, flew into Syria and launched a military strike against the Islamic State group, marking the first US strike from in
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A Smarter, Deadlier UAV: USAF Looks at Upgrades
The Air Force has received recommendations for sensor, weapons and software upgrades for its Reaper, and Global Hawks.
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Turkey Set To Begin Anti-ISIL Airstrikes
The US and Turkey reached an agreement to incorporate Turkish forces to participate in anti-ISIL airstrikes.
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US F-22s Deploying to Europe
The US Air Force is preparing to deploy the F-22 Raptor to Europe for the first time.
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US Air Force: 50 New Starts at Risk Under CR
Around 50 new start programs for the US Air Force are at risk if the Pentagon is forced to operate under a CR
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Sources: Congress Mulls Full-Year Continuing Resolution
Members of Congress have discussed operating under a full-year continuing resolution, which could impact Pentagon budgets.
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Carter: Turkey Must Do More in ISIL Fight
WASHINGTON — The Pentagon’s top official said Thursday that Turkey must “do more” to help in the fight against the Islamic State militant group, commonly known as ISIL or ISIS.
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INTERCEPTS: Check Out a Crashed Iranian Drone
The apparent downing of an Iranian unmanned system is providing a good look at Tehran’s indigenous high-end drone.
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Air Force Study Shows Potential, Limits of Quantum Tech
Quantum technologies have potential in the Pentagon, but there are roadblocks for their use.
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First JSTARS Competition Contracts Awarded
The competition to replace the Air Force’s Joint Surveillance Target Attack Radar System fleet is officially underway.
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US Launches 1st Strike Into Syria From Turkey
US Launches First Strike into Syria from Turkey Aaron Mehta WASHINGTON on Tuesday, an unmanned system took off from Incirlik Air Base, flew into Syria and launched a military strike against the Islamic State group, marking the first US strike from in
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A Smarter, Deadlier UAV: USAF Looks at Upgrades
The Air Force has received recommendations for sensor, weapons and software upgrades for its Reaper, and Global Hawks.
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Turkey Set To Begin Anti-ISIL Airstrikes
The US and Turkey reached an agreement to incorporate Turkish forces to participate in anti-ISIL airstrikes.
-
US F-22s Deploying to Europe
The US Air Force is preparing to deploy the F-22 Raptor to Europe for the first time.
-
US Air Force: 50 New Starts at Risk Under CR
Around 50 new start programs for the US Air Force are at risk if the Pentagon is forced to operate under a CR
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Sources: Congress Mulls Full-Year Continuing Resolution
Members of Congress have discussed operating under a full-year continuing resolution, which could impact Pentagon budgets.
-
Carter: Turkey Must Do More in ISIL Fight
WASHINGTON — The Pentagon’s top official said Thursday that Turkey must “do more” to help in the fight against the Islamic State militant group, commonly known as ISIL or ISIS.
-
INTERCEPTS: Check Out a Crashed Iranian Drone
The apparent downing of an Iranian unmanned system is providing a good look at Tehran’s indigenous high-end drone.
-
Air Force Study Shows Potential, Limits of Quantum Tech
Quantum technologies have potential in the Pentagon, but there are roadblocks for their use.
-
First JSTARS Competition Contracts Awarded
The competition to replace the Air Force’s Joint Surveillance Target Attack Radar System fleet is officially underway.
-
US Launches 1st Strike Into Syria From Turkey
US Launches First Strike into Syria from Turkey Aaron Mehta WASHINGTON on Tuesday, an unmanned system took off from Incirlik Air Base, flew into Syria and launched a military strike against the Islamic State group, marking the first US strike from in
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A Smarter, Deadlier UAV: USAF Looks at Upgrades
The Air Force has received recommendations for sensor, weapons and software upgrades for its Reaper, and Global Hawks.
