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Northrop Eyes Future Palmdale Production
Company Could Build New Bomber or Trainer at Palmdale Location
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Northrop Developing 6th Gen Fighter Plans
Northrop Grumman has stood up a team dedicated to developing a “sixth-generation” fighter, years before the Navy or Air Force intends to issue requests for information on potential replacements for current aircraft.
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A-10 Performing 11 Percent of Anti-ISIS Sorties
The A-10 Warthog jet has performed 11 percent of US Air Force sorties against the Islamic State militant group, also known as ISIS, according to service figures.
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Shrouded in Mystery, New Bomber Makes Waves
With a winner expected to be selected this year, the Air Force’s next-generation bomber remains shrouded in mystery.
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USAF Leaders Offer FY16 Budget Hints
Expect the US Air Force’s FY16 budget request to look similar to what the service submitted in FY15, including an ongoing push to retire fleets of aging aircraft, the services top two officials told reporters Thursday.
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CENTCOM’s Twitter, YouTube Feeds Hacked by ISIS Supporters
The Twitter and YouTube accounts of US Central Command were hacked Monday by people claiming to be sympathizers to the Islamic State militant group, commonly referred to as ISIS.
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Paris Attacks Could Feed Into Broader Push for Higher Budgets
Last weeks’ terror attacks in Paris are unlikely to have much direct impact on the defense market. But taken as part of a larger view of an increasingly dangerous world, they fit into a pattern that could lead to an increase in the overall defense budget.
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Northrop Eyes Future Palmdale Production
Company Could Build New Bomber or Trainer at Palmdale Location
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US Air Force to Reevaluate 3DELRR Award
Service will reconsider award to Raytheon
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Northrop Developing 6th Gen Fighter Plans
Northrop Grumman has stood up a team dedicated to developing a “sixth-generation” fighter, years before the Navy or Air Force intends to issue requests for information on potential replacements for current aircraft.
-
A-10 Performing 11 Percent of Anti-ISIS Sorties
The A-10 Warthog jet has performed 11 percent of US Air Force sorties against the Islamic State militant group, also known as ISIS, according to service figures.
-
Shrouded in Mystery, New Bomber Makes Waves
With a winner expected to be selected this year, the Air Force’s next-generation bomber remains shrouded in mystery.
-
USAF Leaders Offer FY16 Budget Hints
Expect the US Air Force’s FY16 budget request to look similar to what the service submitted in FY15, including an ongoing push to retire fleets of aging aircraft, the services top two officials told reporters Thursday.
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James ‘Disappointed’ by SpaceX Delay
Air Force Secretary Remains Optimistic
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CENTCOM’s Twitter, YouTube Feeds Hacked by ISIS Supporters
The Twitter and YouTube accounts of US Central Command were hacked Monday by people claiming to be sympathizers to the Islamic State militant group, commonly referred to as ISIS.
-
Paris Attacks Could Feed Into Broader Push for Higher Budgets
Last weeks’ terror attacks in Paris are unlikely to have much direct impact on the defense market. But taken as part of a larger view of an increasingly dangerous world, they fit into a pattern that could lead to an increase in the overall defense budget.
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The US Air Force 2014 Through Pictures [Gallery]
The US Air Force 2014 Through Pictures [Gallery]
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Northrop Eyes Future Palmdale Production
Company Could Build New Bomber or Trainer at Palmdale Location
-
US Air Force to Reevaluate 3DELRR Award
Service will reconsider award to Raytheon
-
Northrop Developing 6th Gen Fighter Plans
Northrop Grumman has stood up a team dedicated to developing a “sixth-generation” fighter, years before the Navy or Air Force intends to issue requests for information on potential replacements for current aircraft.
-
A-10 Performing 11 Percent of Anti-ISIS Sorties
The A-10 Warthog jet has performed 11 percent of US Air Force sorties against the Islamic State militant group, also known as ISIS, according to service figures.
-
Shrouded in Mystery, New Bomber Makes Waves
With a winner expected to be selected this year, the Air Force’s next-generation bomber remains shrouded in mystery.
-
USAF Leaders Offer FY16 Budget Hints
Expect the US Air Force’s FY16 budget request to look similar to what the service submitted in FY15, including an ongoing push to retire fleets of aging aircraft, the services top two officials told reporters Thursday.
-
James ‘Disappointed’ by SpaceX Delay
Air Force Secretary Remains Optimistic
-
CENTCOM’s Twitter, YouTube Feeds Hacked by ISIS Supporters
The Twitter and YouTube accounts of US Central Command were hacked Monday by people claiming to be sympathizers to the Islamic State militant group, commonly referred to as ISIS.
-
Paris Attacks Could Feed Into Broader Push for Higher Budgets
Last weeks’ terror attacks in Paris are unlikely to have much direct impact on the defense market. But taken as part of a larger view of an increasingly dangerous world, they fit into a pattern that could lead to an increase in the overall defense budget.
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The US Air Force 2014 Through Pictures [Gallery]
The US Air Force 2014 Through Pictures [Gallery]
