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An upset in the Air Force’s Huey replacement competition
A Boeing-Leonardo team shocked the defense world with a win in the Air Force’s competition to replace aging UH-1N helicopters.
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A Trophy system for Strykers?
Get the details on a potentially lighter version of the system under development by Rafael and Leonardo DRS.
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Bell unveils full-size V-247 model
At Modern Day Marine in Quantico, Bell unveiled a full-size model of the V-247 Vigilant unmanned aircraft the firm is pitching for the U.S. Marine Corps.
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New engines for the B-52?
Get a look at two possible competitors to re-engine B-52 bombers, from the floor of the AFA Air, Space and Cyber Conference.
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What will the Air Force pick for light attack?
Defense News talks to both competitors in the U.S. Air Force’s light-attack program.
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How the US Air Force preps for multidomain ops
Gen. David Goldfein, the Air Force chief of staff, explains the next steps for the service as it prepares for multidomain warfare.
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Replacing the Pave Hawk
Sikorsky sits down with Defense News to provide an update on the U.S. Air Force’s next combat rescue helicopter, the HH-60W.
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UK carrier strike group commander talks F-35, working with US Marines
Britain’s latest and greatest aircraft carrier is in Norfolk, Virginia, preparing for joint operations with the U.S. and the F-35B fighter jet. Navy Times reporter Mark Faram meets with Royal Navy Commodore Andrew Betton to discuss the logistics involved in the joint effort.
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Watch the Air Force chief of staff’s reaction to the ‘Captain Marvel’ trailer
Gen. David Goldfein, the Air Force’s chief of staff, reacts to the first trailer from the upcoming “Captain Marvel” movie, starring Brie Larson as an U.S. Air Force fighter pilot turned intergalactic hero.
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Defense News Weekly full episode: AFA Special Edition
On this edition of Defense News Weekly, we’re at the AFA Air, Space & Cyber conference outside Washington, DC, looking at what the Air Force of the future might look like. To find out, we’ll sit down with the Secretary of the Air Force.
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An upset in the Air Force’s Huey replacement competition
A Boeing-Leonardo team shocked the defense world with a win in the Air Force’s competition to replace aging UH-1N helicopters.
-
A Trophy system for Strykers?
Get the details on a potentially lighter version of the system under development by Rafael and Leonardo DRS.
-
Bell unveils full-size V-247 model
At Modern Day Marine in Quantico, Bell unveiled a full-size model of the V-247 Vigilant unmanned aircraft the firm is pitching for the U.S. Marine Corps.
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New engines for the B-52?
Get a look at two possible competitors to re-engine B-52 bombers, from the floor of the AFA Air, Space and Cyber Conference.
-
What will the Air Force pick for light attack?
Defense News talks to both competitors in the U.S. Air Force’s light-attack program.
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How the US Air Force preps for multidomain ops
Gen. David Goldfein, the Air Force chief of staff, explains the next steps for the service as it prepares for multidomain warfare.
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Replacing the Pave Hawk
Sikorsky sits down with Defense News to provide an update on the U.S. Air Force’s next combat rescue helicopter, the HH-60W.
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UK carrier strike group commander talks F-35, working with US Marines
Britain’s latest and greatest aircraft carrier is in Norfolk, Virginia, preparing for joint operations with the U.S. and the F-35B fighter jet. Navy Times reporter Mark Faram meets with Royal Navy Commodore Andrew Betton to discuss the logistics involved in the joint effort.
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Watch the Air Force chief of staff’s reaction to the ‘Captain Marvel’ trailer
Gen. David Goldfein, the Air Force’s chief of staff, reacts to the first trailer from the upcoming “Captain Marvel” movie, starring Brie Larson as an U.S. Air Force fighter pilot turned intergalactic hero.
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Defense News Weekly full episode: AFA Special Edition
On this edition of Defense News Weekly, we’re at the AFA Air, Space & Cyber conference outside Washington, DC, looking at what the Air Force of the future might look like. To find out, we’ll sit down with the Secretary of the Air Force.
-
An upset in the Air Force’s Huey replacement competition
A Boeing-Leonardo team shocked the defense world with a win in the Air Force’s competition to replace aging UH-1N helicopters.
-
A Trophy system for Strykers?
Get the details on a potentially lighter version of the system under development by Rafael and Leonardo DRS.
-
Bell unveils full-size V-247 model
At Modern Day Marine in Quantico, Bell unveiled a full-size model of the V-247 Vigilant unmanned aircraft the firm is pitching for the U.S. Marine Corps.
-
New engines for the B-52?
Get a look at two possible competitors to re-engine B-52 bombers, from the floor of the AFA Air, Space and Cyber Conference.
-
What will the Air Force pick for light attack?
Defense News talks to both competitors in the U.S. Air Force’s light-attack program.
-
How the US Air Force preps for multidomain ops
Gen. David Goldfein, the Air Force chief of staff, explains the next steps for the service as it prepares for multidomain warfare.
-
Replacing the Pave Hawk
Sikorsky sits down with Defense News to provide an update on the U.S. Air Force’s next combat rescue helicopter, the HH-60W.
-
UK carrier strike group commander talks F-35, working with US Marines
Britain’s latest and greatest aircraft carrier is in Norfolk, Virginia, preparing for joint operations with the U.S. and the F-35B fighter jet. Navy Times reporter Mark Faram meets with Royal Navy Commodore Andrew Betton to discuss the logistics involved in the joint effort.
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Watch the Air Force chief of staff’s reaction to the ‘Captain Marvel’ trailer
Gen. David Goldfein, the Air Force’s chief of staff, reacts to the first trailer from the upcoming “Captain Marvel” movie, starring Brie Larson as an U.S. Air Force fighter pilot turned intergalactic hero.
-
Defense News Weekly full episode: AFA Special Edition
On this edition of Defense News Weekly, we’re at the AFA Air, Space & Cyber conference outside Washington, DC, looking at what the Air Force of the future might look like. To find out, we’ll sit down with the Secretary of the Air Force.
