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Boeing Tapped for Air Force One Replacement
The president of the United States will continue to be flown in an American-made plane, as the US Air Force has announced the next presidential aircraft will be produced by Boeing.
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USAF Vice Chief to Scientists: ‘Help Us’
If the US Air Force is going to simultaneously keep ahead of the technology curve while fighting a war, it needs innovative thinking from all corners, the service’s vice chief told scientific advisers on Tuesday.
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CAE Buys Bombardier Aviation Training Unit
CAE has announced its intention to acquire the military aviation training unit of Bombardier.
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ULA’s Tory Bruno Takes to Twitter
When Tory Bruno took over as CEO of the United Launch Alliance (ULA) in August, analysts predicted a change in how the launch company did business. But maybe not at this level.
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Northrop Focused on Future Production
As Northrop Grumman begins 2015, its aerospace division is preparing for a series of major airframe competitions while keeping one eye on requirements for a future fighter program.
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SpaceX, US Air Force Settle Lawsuit
SpaceX has reached an agreement with the US Air Force and will drop its lawsuit against the service, the company and Pentagon announced in a joint statement Friday evening.
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SpaceX Enters Satellite Business
SpaceX, the upstart company led by Elon Musk, has already upended the space launch market. Now the company has its eyes turned toward the creation of a massive new satellite constellation, one that would have major repercussions for the commercial and military communications market.
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[UPDATED] F-35 Flyover Planned for Pro Bowl
Four F-35A conventional take off and landing models, based at Luke AFB, will fly over the University of Phoenix Stadium around 6 PM local time to kick off the game.
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Boeing Tapped for Air Force One Replacement
The president of the United States will continue to be flown in an American-made plane, as the US Air Force has announced the next presidential aircraft will be produced by Boeing.
-
USAF Vice Chief to Scientists: ‘Help Us’
If the US Air Force is going to simultaneously keep ahead of the technology curve while fighting a war, it needs innovative thinking from all corners, the service’s vice chief told scientific advisers on Tuesday.
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CAE Buys Bombardier Aviation Training Unit
CAE has announced its intention to acquire the military aviation training unit of Bombardier.
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Raytheon Files 3DELRR Suit Against Air Force
Raytheon Files 3DELRR Suit Against Air Force
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ULA’s Tory Bruno Takes to Twitter
When Tory Bruno took over as CEO of the United Launch Alliance (ULA) in August, analysts predicted a change in how the launch company did business. But maybe not at this level.
-
Northrop Focused on Future Production
As Northrop Grumman begins 2015, its aerospace division is preparing for a series of major airframe competitions while keeping one eye on requirements for a future fighter program.
-
SpaceX, US Air Force Settle Lawsuit
SpaceX has reached an agreement with the US Air Force and will drop its lawsuit against the service, the company and Pentagon announced in a joint statement Friday evening.
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SpaceX Enters Satellite Business
SpaceX, the upstart company led by Elon Musk, has already upended the space launch market. Now the company has its eyes turned toward the creation of a massive new satellite constellation, one that would have major repercussions for the commercial and military communications market.
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US Nukes Cost $348B Over Next Decade
New estimate slightly down from 2013
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[UPDATED] F-35 Flyover Planned for Pro Bowl
Four F-35A conventional take off and landing models, based at Luke AFB, will fly over the University of Phoenix Stadium around 6 PM local time to kick off the game.
-
Boeing Tapped for Air Force One Replacement
The president of the United States will continue to be flown in an American-made plane, as the US Air Force has announced the next presidential aircraft will be produced by Boeing.
-
USAF Vice Chief to Scientists: ‘Help Us’
If the US Air Force is going to simultaneously keep ahead of the technology curve while fighting a war, it needs innovative thinking from all corners, the service’s vice chief told scientific advisers on Tuesday.
-
CAE Buys Bombardier Aviation Training Unit
CAE has announced its intention to acquire the military aviation training unit of Bombardier.
-
Raytheon Files 3DELRR Suit Against Air Force
Raytheon Files 3DELRR Suit Against Air Force
-
ULA’s Tory Bruno Takes to Twitter
When Tory Bruno took over as CEO of the United Launch Alliance (ULA) in August, analysts predicted a change in how the launch company did business. But maybe not at this level.
-
Northrop Focused on Future Production
As Northrop Grumman begins 2015, its aerospace division is preparing for a series of major airframe competitions while keeping one eye on requirements for a future fighter program.
-
SpaceX, US Air Force Settle Lawsuit
SpaceX has reached an agreement with the US Air Force and will drop its lawsuit against the service, the company and Pentagon announced in a joint statement Friday evening.
-
SpaceX Enters Satellite Business
SpaceX, the upstart company led by Elon Musk, has already upended the space launch market. Now the company has its eyes turned toward the creation of a massive new satellite constellation, one that would have major repercussions for the commercial and military communications market.
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US Nukes Cost $348B Over Next Decade
New estimate slightly down from 2013
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[UPDATED] F-35 Flyover Planned for Pro Bowl
Four F-35A conventional take off and landing models, based at Luke AFB, will fly over the University of Phoenix Stadium around 6 PM local time to kick off the game.
