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The B-52 Rises Again, This Time to Fight ISIS
The B-52 Stratofortress will begin dropping bombs on the Islamic State group come April.
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Air Force’s $7.2B Wish List Restores 5 F-35s, 8 C-130Js
The Air Force is asking for funds to restore the five F-35 joint strike fighters and eight C-130J transport planes it was forced to cut in its latest budget request in a $7.
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Serbia Names New Defense Minister, Eyes Missile Defense Deal With Russia
Serbia’s lawmakers voted last month to dismiss the previous defense minister over a sexist remark he made to a female journalist last December.
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DARPA’s Vertical Takeoff ‘X-Plane’ Contract Goes to Aurora
Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency has selected Aurora Flight Sciences to build the so-called “X-Plane,” an unmanned aircraft that will take off and land vertically.
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Morocco joins NATO Interoperability Platform
NATO has stepped up military cooperation and special forces training with Egypt, Tunisia and Mauritania.
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Finland, Sweden Consider Treaty-based Defense Union
Bilateral military collaboration between Finland and Sweden could potentially lead to the establishment of a treaty-based defense union between the two nonaligned Nordic states.
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Carter’s Innovation Push Hits Seattle With Cloud Focus
Secretary of Defense Ash Carter toured Microsoft, Amazon and Boeing in Seattle.
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McCain Slams USAF Chief Welsh on A-10 Effectiveness
Sen. John McCain, chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, lit into Air Force leadership on Thursday, saying the service was ignoring the facts about the effectiveness of the A-10 “Warthog.”
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The U.S. just sent a carrier strike group to confront China
The U.S. Navy has dispatched a small armada to the South China Sea.
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House Appropriators Push Back on Army Aviation Cuts
House appropriators questioned the Army’s decision to cut 35 percent of its planned aviation modernization funding.
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The B-52 Rises Again, This Time to Fight ISIS
The B-52 Stratofortress will begin dropping bombs on the Islamic State group come April.
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Air Force’s $7.2B Wish List Restores 5 F-35s, 8 C-130Js
The Air Force is asking for funds to restore the five F-35 joint strike fighters and eight C-130J transport planes it was forced to cut in its latest budget request in a $7.
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Serbia Names New Defense Minister, Eyes Missile Defense Deal With Russia
Serbia’s lawmakers voted last month to dismiss the previous defense minister over a sexist remark he made to a female journalist last December.
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DARPA’s Vertical Takeoff ‘X-Plane’ Contract Goes to Aurora
Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency has selected Aurora Flight Sciences to build the so-called “X-Plane,” an unmanned aircraft that will take off and land vertically.
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Morocco joins NATO Interoperability Platform
NATO has stepped up military cooperation and special forces training with Egypt, Tunisia and Mauritania.
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Finland, Sweden Consider Treaty-based Defense Union
Bilateral military collaboration between Finland and Sweden could potentially lead to the establishment of a treaty-based defense union between the two nonaligned Nordic states.
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Carter’s Innovation Push Hits Seattle With Cloud Focus
Secretary of Defense Ash Carter toured Microsoft, Amazon and Boeing in Seattle.
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McCain Slams USAF Chief Welsh on A-10 Effectiveness
Sen. John McCain, chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, lit into Air Force leadership on Thursday, saying the service was ignoring the facts about the effectiveness of the A-10 “Warthog.”
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The U.S. just sent a carrier strike group to confront China
The U.S. Navy has dispatched a small armada to the South China Sea.
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House Appropriators Push Back on Army Aviation Cuts
House appropriators questioned the Army’s decision to cut 35 percent of its planned aviation modernization funding.
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The B-52 Rises Again, This Time to Fight ISIS
The B-52 Stratofortress will begin dropping bombs on the Islamic State group come April.
-
Air Force’s $7.2B Wish List Restores 5 F-35s, 8 C-130Js
The Air Force is asking for funds to restore the five F-35 joint strike fighters and eight C-130J transport planes it was forced to cut in its latest budget request in a $7.
-
Serbia Names New Defense Minister, Eyes Missile Defense Deal With Russia
Serbia’s lawmakers voted last month to dismiss the previous defense minister over a sexist remark he made to a female journalist last December.
-
DARPA’s Vertical Takeoff ‘X-Plane’ Contract Goes to Aurora
Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency has selected Aurora Flight Sciences to build the so-called “X-Plane,” an unmanned aircraft that will take off and land vertically.
-
Morocco joins NATO Interoperability Platform
NATO has stepped up military cooperation and special forces training with Egypt, Tunisia and Mauritania.
-
Finland, Sweden Consider Treaty-based Defense Union
Bilateral military collaboration between Finland and Sweden could potentially lead to the establishment of a treaty-based defense union between the two nonaligned Nordic states.
-
Carter’s Innovation Push Hits Seattle With Cloud Focus
Secretary of Defense Ash Carter toured Microsoft, Amazon and Boeing in Seattle.
-
McCain Slams USAF Chief Welsh on A-10 Effectiveness
Sen. John McCain, chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, lit into Air Force leadership on Thursday, saying the service was ignoring the facts about the effectiveness of the A-10 “Warthog.”
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The U.S. just sent a carrier strike group to confront China
The U.S. Navy has dispatched a small armada to the South China Sea.
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House Appropriators Push Back on Army Aviation Cuts
House appropriators questioned the Army’s decision to cut 35 percent of its planned aviation modernization funding.
