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Cost of US Marine Corps CH-53K helicopter program grows to $27.7B
The cost of the CH-53K program has grown, but the service has 160 ideas for finding savings.
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US Air Force F-35As land in Estonia [Update]
Two F-35As, accompanied by about 20 supporting airmen, arrived at Ämari Air Base, Estonia, on Tuesday for familiarization training in the region, according to a U.S. Air Forces in Europe statement.
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GAO urges caution on economic order quantity buy for F-35 jet
A report released today by the Government Accountability Office warns lawmakers against authorizing the F-35 joint program office to procure bulk quantities — a tool the JPO sees as critical for driving down the unit costs of the aircraft.
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Boeing hits back on F-15C retirement proposal
F-15 manufacturer Boeing says the service has already put the jets on a path that will keep them in service and relevant into the 2030s.
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The F-35A is in England. What’s next?
Here’s what’s coming up on the F-35A’s first international deployment.
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Amid cost creep, Marine Corps’ heavy lift helicopter moves forward to production
The Pentagon gave the CH-53K program approval for Milestone C.
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US nuclear modernization programs put at risk by yearlong continuing resolution
The U.S. Air Force’s nuclear programs will face delays if Congress doesn’t pass a budget this year.
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United Technologies faces narrow chances of ousting incumbent F-35 ejection seat maker
A decision on F-35A weight restrictions could spell the end of United Technologies’ hopes to replace Martin-Baker as the F-35’s ejection seat manufacturer.
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US Air Force F-35s making first operational deployment to Europe this weekend
The U.S. Air Force’s F-35A is deploying internationally for the first time this weekend, heading to Europe to conduct training exercises with NATO allies.
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Lockheed says it can double F-16’s service life, but will have to compete for opportunity
The U.S. Air Force appears to be breathing new life into its fleet of F-16s, with plans for upgrades and structural work inching forward.
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Cost of US Marine Corps CH-53K helicopter program grows to $27.7B
The cost of the CH-53K program has grown, but the service has 160 ideas for finding savings.
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US Air Force F-35As land in Estonia [Update]
Two F-35As, accompanied by about 20 supporting airmen, arrived at Ämari Air Base, Estonia, on Tuesday for familiarization training in the region, according to a U.S. Air Forces in Europe statement.
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GAO urges caution on economic order quantity buy for F-35 jet
A report released today by the Government Accountability Office warns lawmakers against authorizing the F-35 joint program office to procure bulk quantities — a tool the JPO sees as critical for driving down the unit costs of the aircraft.
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Boeing hits back on F-15C retirement proposal
F-15 manufacturer Boeing says the service has already put the jets on a path that will keep them in service and relevant into the 2030s.
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The F-35A is in England. What’s next?
Here’s what’s coming up on the F-35A’s first international deployment.
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Amid cost creep, Marine Corps’ heavy lift helicopter moves forward to production
The Pentagon gave the CH-53K program approval for Milestone C.
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US nuclear modernization programs put at risk by yearlong continuing resolution
The U.S. Air Force’s nuclear programs will face delays if Congress doesn’t pass a budget this year.
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United Technologies faces narrow chances of ousting incumbent F-35 ejection seat maker
A decision on F-35A weight restrictions could spell the end of United Technologies’ hopes to replace Martin-Baker as the F-35’s ejection seat manufacturer.
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US Air Force F-35s making first operational deployment to Europe this weekend
The U.S. Air Force’s F-35A is deploying internationally for the first time this weekend, heading to Europe to conduct training exercises with NATO allies.
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Lockheed says it can double F-16’s service life, but will have to compete for opportunity
The U.S. Air Force appears to be breathing new life into its fleet of F-16s, with plans for upgrades and structural work inching forward.
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Cost of US Marine Corps CH-53K helicopter program grows to $27.7B
The cost of the CH-53K program has grown, but the service has 160 ideas for finding savings.
-
US Air Force F-35As land in Estonia [Update]
Two F-35As, accompanied by about 20 supporting airmen, arrived at Ämari Air Base, Estonia, on Tuesday for familiarization training in the region, according to a U.S. Air Forces in Europe statement.
-
GAO urges caution on economic order quantity buy for F-35 jet
A report released today by the Government Accountability Office warns lawmakers against authorizing the F-35 joint program office to procure bulk quantities — a tool the JPO sees as critical for driving down the unit costs of the aircraft.
-
Boeing hits back on F-15C retirement proposal
F-15 manufacturer Boeing says the service has already put the jets on a path that will keep them in service and relevant into the 2030s.
-
The F-35A is in England. What’s next?
Here’s what’s coming up on the F-35A’s first international deployment.
-
Amid cost creep, Marine Corps’ heavy lift helicopter moves forward to production
The Pentagon gave the CH-53K program approval for Milestone C.
-
US nuclear modernization programs put at risk by yearlong continuing resolution
The U.S. Air Force’s nuclear programs will face delays if Congress doesn’t pass a budget this year.
-
United Technologies faces narrow chances of ousting incumbent F-35 ejection seat maker
A decision on F-35A weight restrictions could spell the end of United Technologies’ hopes to replace Martin-Baker as the F-35’s ejection seat manufacturer.
-
US Air Force F-35s making first operational deployment to Europe this weekend
The U.S. Air Force’s F-35A is deploying internationally for the first time this weekend, heading to Europe to conduct training exercises with NATO allies.
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Lockheed says it can double F-16’s service life, but will have to compete for opportunity
The U.S. Air Force appears to be breathing new life into its fleet of F-16s, with plans for upgrades and structural work inching forward.
