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Already a year delayed, KC-46 program at risk of further schedule slips
Auditors say Boeing will deliver the first 18 aircraft and refueling pods 14 months late.
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Pentagon kicks off satellite communications study
The Pentagon is rethinking the way it purchases wideband satellite communications and is looking to industry for ideas.
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F-35 program office concludes affordability review
The list of options includes alternative contracting mechanisms and targeting low-tier suppliers for savings.
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Air Force: $147M funding increase needed to keep future fighter on schedule
The supplemental budget request for fiscal 2017 calls for a funding hike from $20.6 million to $167.8 million
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Lockheed still weighing light attack plane offering, but T-50 is likely out
Lockheed Martin’s T-X proposal might be too high-tech for the U.S. Air Force’s light attack aircraft needs.
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Textron sets its sights on US Air Force’s light aircraft experiment
The company plans to demonstrate the AT-6 and Scorpion jet for the service this summer.
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Textron AirLand to forgo T-X bid with Scorpion jet
A company official said the aircraft did not meet T-X requirements.
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Here’s how the Air Force is fixing the F-35’s moving target problem
The F-35 program office plans to integrate a new weapon to give the F-35 the ability to hit moving targets.
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B-21 Raider covertly completes preliminary design review
The US Air Force’s new B-21 bomber stealthily hit a milestone, as it recently wrapped up its preliminary design review.
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Northrop made JSTARS leadership changes after Air Force grounded planes last year
Northrop Grumman replaced at least one official at its JSTARS depot in Lake Charles, Louisiana, after four JSTARS aircraft were grounded last year as a result of maintenance problems.
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Already a year delayed, KC-46 program at risk of further schedule slips
Auditors say Boeing will deliver the first 18 aircraft and refueling pods 14 months late.
-
Pentagon kicks off satellite communications study
The Pentagon is rethinking the way it purchases wideband satellite communications and is looking to industry for ideas.
-
F-35 program office concludes affordability review
The list of options includes alternative contracting mechanisms and targeting low-tier suppliers for savings.
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Air Force: $147M funding increase needed to keep future fighter on schedule
The supplemental budget request for fiscal 2017 calls for a funding hike from $20.6 million to $167.8 million
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Lockheed still weighing light attack plane offering, but T-50 is likely out
Lockheed Martin’s T-X proposal might be too high-tech for the U.S. Air Force’s light attack aircraft needs.
-
Textron sets its sights on US Air Force’s light aircraft experiment
The company plans to demonstrate the AT-6 and Scorpion jet for the service this summer.
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Textron AirLand to forgo T-X bid with Scorpion jet
A company official said the aircraft did not meet T-X requirements.
-
Here’s how the Air Force is fixing the F-35’s moving target problem
The F-35 program office plans to integrate a new weapon to give the F-35 the ability to hit moving targets.
-
B-21 Raider covertly completes preliminary design review
The US Air Force’s new B-21 bomber stealthily hit a milestone, as it recently wrapped up its preliminary design review.
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Northrop made JSTARS leadership changes after Air Force grounded planes last year
Northrop Grumman replaced at least one official at its JSTARS depot in Lake Charles, Louisiana, after four JSTARS aircraft were grounded last year as a result of maintenance problems.
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Already a year delayed, KC-46 program at risk of further schedule slips
Auditors say Boeing will deliver the first 18 aircraft and refueling pods 14 months late.
-
Pentagon kicks off satellite communications study
The Pentagon is rethinking the way it purchases wideband satellite communications and is looking to industry for ideas.
-
F-35 program office concludes affordability review
The list of options includes alternative contracting mechanisms and targeting low-tier suppliers for savings.
-
Air Force: $147M funding increase needed to keep future fighter on schedule
The supplemental budget request for fiscal 2017 calls for a funding hike from $20.6 million to $167.8 million
-
Lockheed still weighing light attack plane offering, but T-50 is likely out
Lockheed Martin’s T-X proposal might be too high-tech for the U.S. Air Force’s light attack aircraft needs.
-
Textron sets its sights on US Air Force’s light aircraft experiment
The company plans to demonstrate the AT-6 and Scorpion jet for the service this summer.
-
Textron AirLand to forgo T-X bid with Scorpion jet
A company official said the aircraft did not meet T-X requirements.
-
Here’s how the Air Force is fixing the F-35’s moving target problem
The F-35 program office plans to integrate a new weapon to give the F-35 the ability to hit moving targets.
-
B-21 Raider covertly completes preliminary design review
The US Air Force’s new B-21 bomber stealthily hit a milestone, as it recently wrapped up its preliminary design review.
-
Northrop made JSTARS leadership changes after Air Force grounded planes last year
Northrop Grumman replaced at least one official at its JSTARS depot in Lake Charles, Louisiana, after four JSTARS aircraft were grounded last year as a result of maintenance problems.
