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New US Focus, Opportunities, in Europe
On Feb. 12, Russia and Ukraine announced a cease-fire agreement that many in Europe hoped would end the hostilities between the two nations that kicked off almost a year ago when Russian forces invaded Crimea.
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Guilty Plea in Iran, F-35 Data Smuggling Case
A Connecticut-area man has pleaded guilty to stealing technical data on the engines for the F-22 Raptor and F-35 joint strike fighter with the intent to ship it to Iran, the FBI announced Thursday.
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James: RD-180 Replacement Deadline Tight
A congressional mandate to stop using the Russian-made RD-180 engine for military space launches by 2019 may not be realistic, the Air Force’s top official warned Wednesday.
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USAF Downplays T-X ‘Red Air’ Option
The T-X trainer replacement program is one of the Air Force’s top recapitalization programs, viewed as vital by service leaders as they prepare to train the next-generation of F-22 and F-35 pilots.
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Exclusive Video: Global Hawk Arrives at Avalon
The Global Hawk unmanned system has arrived at the Avalon Air Show, its first appearance at an international air show of any kind
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Global Hawk Makes Int’l Debut at Avalon Airshow
A RQ-4 Global Hawk Block 30 unmanned vehicle has arrived at the Avalon Air Show in Victoria, Australia, marking the first appearance of the high-altitude, long-endurance system at an international airshow.
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New Armed UAV Export Rules Help US Firms
New US rules loosening restrictions on exports of armed drones should not only help US companies, but will also aid Washington in shaping “global norms of behavior” when it comes to strike UAVs, an expert said.
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State OK’s Slovakia UH-60 Deal
The US Department of State has cleared the sale of nine UH-60M Black Hawk utility helicopters to Slovakia, according to an announcement by the Defense Security Cooperation Agency (DSCA).
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USAF Material Command Head Retiring
Gen. Janet Wolfenbarger, the first female four-star general in history and the head of Air Force Materiel Command, will retire this year, she announced Friday at the Air Force Association Air Warfare Symposium in Orlando.
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ACC Head: Follow-On to A-10 Aircraft Possible
A future close air support-specific platform to replace the A-10 remains a possibility, the head of Air Combat Command said Thursday.
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New US Focus, Opportunities, in Europe
On Feb. 12, Russia and Ukraine announced a cease-fire agreement that many in Europe hoped would end the hostilities between the two nations that kicked off almost a year ago when Russian forces invaded Crimea.
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Guilty Plea in Iran, F-35 Data Smuggling Case
A Connecticut-area man has pleaded guilty to stealing technical data on the engines for the F-22 Raptor and F-35 joint strike fighter with the intent to ship it to Iran, the FBI announced Thursday.
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James: RD-180 Replacement Deadline Tight
A congressional mandate to stop using the Russian-made RD-180 engine for military space launches by 2019 may not be realistic, the Air Force’s top official warned Wednesday.
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USAF Downplays T-X ‘Red Air’ Option
The T-X trainer replacement program is one of the Air Force’s top recapitalization programs, viewed as vital by service leaders as they prepare to train the next-generation of F-22 and F-35 pilots.
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Exclusive Video: Global Hawk Arrives at Avalon
The Global Hawk unmanned system has arrived at the Avalon Air Show, its first appearance at an international air show of any kind
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Global Hawk Makes Int’l Debut at Avalon Airshow
A RQ-4 Global Hawk Block 30 unmanned vehicle has arrived at the Avalon Air Show in Victoria, Australia, marking the first appearance of the high-altitude, long-endurance system at an international airshow.
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New Armed UAV Export Rules Help US Firms
New US rules loosening restrictions on exports of armed drones should not only help US companies, but will also aid Washington in shaping “global norms of behavior” when it comes to strike UAVs, an expert said.
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State OK’s Slovakia UH-60 Deal
The US Department of State has cleared the sale of nine UH-60M Black Hawk utility helicopters to Slovakia, according to an announcement by the Defense Security Cooperation Agency (DSCA).
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USAF Material Command Head Retiring
Gen. Janet Wolfenbarger, the first female four-star general in history and the head of Air Force Materiel Command, will retire this year, she announced Friday at the Air Force Association Air Warfare Symposium in Orlando.
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ACC Head: Follow-On to A-10 Aircraft Possible
A future close air support-specific platform to replace the A-10 remains a possibility, the head of Air Combat Command said Thursday.
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New US Focus, Opportunities, in Europe
On Feb. 12, Russia and Ukraine announced a cease-fire agreement that many in Europe hoped would end the hostilities between the two nations that kicked off almost a year ago when Russian forces invaded Crimea.
-
Guilty Plea in Iran, F-35 Data Smuggling Case
A Connecticut-area man has pleaded guilty to stealing technical data on the engines for the F-22 Raptor and F-35 joint strike fighter with the intent to ship it to Iran, the FBI announced Thursday.
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James: RD-180 Replacement Deadline Tight
A congressional mandate to stop using the Russian-made RD-180 engine for military space launches by 2019 may not be realistic, the Air Force’s top official warned Wednesday.
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USAF Downplays T-X ‘Red Air’ Option
The T-X trainer replacement program is one of the Air Force’s top recapitalization programs, viewed as vital by service leaders as they prepare to train the next-generation of F-22 and F-35 pilots.
-
Exclusive Video: Global Hawk Arrives at Avalon
The Global Hawk unmanned system has arrived at the Avalon Air Show, its first appearance at an international air show of any kind
-
Global Hawk Makes Int’l Debut at Avalon Airshow
A RQ-4 Global Hawk Block 30 unmanned vehicle has arrived at the Avalon Air Show in Victoria, Australia, marking the first appearance of the high-altitude, long-endurance system at an international airshow.
-
New Armed UAV Export Rules Help US Firms
New US rules loosening restrictions on exports of armed drones should not only help US companies, but will also aid Washington in shaping “global norms of behavior” when it comes to strike UAVs, an expert said.
-
State OK’s Slovakia UH-60 Deal
The US Department of State has cleared the sale of nine UH-60M Black Hawk utility helicopters to Slovakia, according to an announcement by the Defense Security Cooperation Agency (DSCA).
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USAF Material Command Head Retiring
Gen. Janet Wolfenbarger, the first female four-star general in history and the head of Air Force Materiel Command, will retire this year, she announced Friday at the Air Force Association Air Warfare Symposium in Orlando.
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ACC Head: Follow-On to A-10 Aircraft Possible
A future close air support-specific platform to replace the A-10 remains a possibility, the head of Air Combat Command said Thursday.
