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Orbital ATK sues DARPA over robotic satellite-servicing program
Orbital ATK on Tuesday filed a lawsuit against the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, asserting that the agency’s robotic satellite-servicing program violates national space policy.
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The famed ‘Warthog’ will stick around until at least 2021
A-10 fans can breathe a sigh of relief: The Air Force says it has abandoned plans to retire the plane next year.
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US Air Force glides toward B-52 engine replacement plan
One service official says the service is closer than ever to a decision on whether to replace the bomber’s TF-33 engines.
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Red Flag gives F-35A its toughest test yet
The F-35A is excelling against advanced surface-to-air missiles, pilots say.
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Northrop Grumman drops out of T-X trainer competition
Northrop Grumman has pulled out of the T-X program, becoming the second company to drop from the competition in a matter of weeks.
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New US Air Force wish list adds billions for more aircraft
An update to the Air Force’s 2017 wish list bumps its unfunded requirements to $10.6 billion, as the service seeks funding for more F-35s, C-130Js and a new light attack aircraft experiment.
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Boeing Picks Up $2.1B Contract for Third Tanker Lot
Boeing scooped up a $2.1 billion contract for 15 more KC-46A tankers late Jan. 27, bringing the total order for production aircraft up to 34 planes.
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Mattis Orders F-35, Air Force One Reviews to Cut Cost of Programs
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis has called for reviews of the F-35 and Air Force One replacement programs in the hopes of isolating new ways to drive down the price of both platforms, the Pentagon announced today.
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Northrop CEO Evades Questions on T-X Participation
Northrop Grumman has designed, built and flown a new plane for the T-X trainer competition, but that doesn’t mean it will ultimately bid on the program, its CEO said Thursday.
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Raytheon, Leonardo End Partnership for T-X Trainer Program
The companies will no longer compete for the Air Force’s next trainer together.
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Orbital ATK sues DARPA over robotic satellite-servicing program
Orbital ATK on Tuesday filed a lawsuit against the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, asserting that the agency’s robotic satellite-servicing program violates national space policy.
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The famed ‘Warthog’ will stick around until at least 2021
A-10 fans can breathe a sigh of relief: The Air Force says it has abandoned plans to retire the plane next year.
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US Air Force glides toward B-52 engine replacement plan
One service official says the service is closer than ever to a decision on whether to replace the bomber’s TF-33 engines.
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Red Flag gives F-35A its toughest test yet
The F-35A is excelling against advanced surface-to-air missiles, pilots say.
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Northrop Grumman drops out of T-X trainer competition
Northrop Grumman has pulled out of the T-X program, becoming the second company to drop from the competition in a matter of weeks.
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New US Air Force wish list adds billions for more aircraft
An update to the Air Force’s 2017 wish list bumps its unfunded requirements to $10.6 billion, as the service seeks funding for more F-35s, C-130Js and a new light attack aircraft experiment.
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Boeing Picks Up $2.1B Contract for Third Tanker Lot
Boeing scooped up a $2.1 billion contract for 15 more KC-46A tankers late Jan. 27, bringing the total order for production aircraft up to 34 planes.
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Mattis Orders F-35, Air Force One Reviews to Cut Cost of Programs
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis has called for reviews of the F-35 and Air Force One replacement programs in the hopes of isolating new ways to drive down the price of both platforms, the Pentagon announced today.
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Northrop CEO Evades Questions on T-X Participation
Northrop Grumman has designed, built and flown a new plane for the T-X trainer competition, but that doesn’t mean it will ultimately bid on the program, its CEO said Thursday.
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Raytheon, Leonardo End Partnership for T-X Trainer Program
The companies will no longer compete for the Air Force’s next trainer together.
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Orbital ATK sues DARPA over robotic satellite-servicing program
Orbital ATK on Tuesday filed a lawsuit against the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, asserting that the agency’s robotic satellite-servicing program violates national space policy.
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The famed ‘Warthog’ will stick around until at least 2021
A-10 fans can breathe a sigh of relief: The Air Force says it has abandoned plans to retire the plane next year.
-
US Air Force glides toward B-52 engine replacement plan
One service official says the service is closer than ever to a decision on whether to replace the bomber’s TF-33 engines.
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Red Flag gives F-35A its toughest test yet
The F-35A is excelling against advanced surface-to-air missiles, pilots say.
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Northrop Grumman drops out of T-X trainer competition
Northrop Grumman has pulled out of the T-X program, becoming the second company to drop from the competition in a matter of weeks.
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New US Air Force wish list adds billions for more aircraft
An update to the Air Force’s 2017 wish list bumps its unfunded requirements to $10.6 billion, as the service seeks funding for more F-35s, C-130Js and a new light attack aircraft experiment.
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Boeing Picks Up $2.1B Contract for Third Tanker Lot
Boeing scooped up a $2.1 billion contract for 15 more KC-46A tankers late Jan. 27, bringing the total order for production aircraft up to 34 planes.
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Mattis Orders F-35, Air Force One Reviews to Cut Cost of Programs
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis has called for reviews of the F-35 and Air Force One replacement programs in the hopes of isolating new ways to drive down the price of both platforms, the Pentagon announced today.
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Northrop CEO Evades Questions on T-X Participation
Northrop Grumman has designed, built and flown a new plane for the T-X trainer competition, but that doesn’t mean it will ultimately bid on the program, its CEO said Thursday.
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Raytheon, Leonardo End Partnership for T-X Trainer Program
The companies will no longer compete for the Air Force’s next trainer together.
