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Media Days and Mason Jars: Defense Contractors Promote T-X Offerings as Competition Heats Up
Just weeks or perhaps days before the final T-X request for proposals drops, defense contractors are pulling out all the stops to ramp up enthusiasm for their offerings.
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Trump Makes the ‘Out Of Control’ F-35 His Latest Target
Lockheed Martin’s stock dropped dramatically following Trump’s swipe at the F-35.
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Air Force Eyes Congressional Waiver From Fixed-Price Deal on JSTARS
The Air Force hopes to release a final request for proposals for JSTARS replacement aircraft by the end of the year, but that is becoming increasingly unlikely as the service weighs whether to move forward with changes to its contract strategy that could push fielding further into the future.
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Continuing Resolution Includes Language to Prevent KC-46 Penalty
The KC-46 program, one of the Air Force’s top three procurement priorities, will likely remain on track even as Congress presses forward with a continuing resolution that will extend current funding levels until next April.
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Air Force Seeks Virtual Elements in Flight Exercises to Heighten Realism, Complexity
With live training alone unable to provide the complex scenarios meant to push the F-35 to its limits, the Air Force is banking on a suite of cutting-edge technologies that will fuse virtual and constructive elements into live exercises.
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Air Force Retains Requirement to Carry 9 Troops in Draft RFP for Huey Replacement
The Air Force on Friday released its first draft for a replacement to UH-1N Huey helicopter fleet, and appears to have rejected a potential requirement for a new aircraft to carry more troops than the current model.
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Trending at I/ITSEC: Robotic Targets for Marksmanship Training
As militaries look to inject greater realism into their shooting ranges, more companies are developing robotic moving targets to replace the paper pop-up targets that are currently the norm.
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CNO: Navy to Take Steps to Protect Ohio Replacement Program From CR
The Navy is already taking steps to mitigate the effects of a longterm continuing resolution on its most strategically important program, the Ohio replacement submarine, its top uniformed official said Wednesday.
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Boeing T-X Headed Toward First Flight
The Boeing-Saab T-X trainer is on track to fly by the end of the year after completing afterburner engine runs last week, Boeing officials said.
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Air Force to Invest in Common Architecture for Simulators
The Air Force is working on a common software backbone for its simulator systems that will make it easier and less expensive for it to sustain its simulators and push through cyber security updates.
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Media Days and Mason Jars: Defense Contractors Promote T-X Offerings as Competition Heats Up
Just weeks or perhaps days before the final T-X request for proposals drops, defense contractors are pulling out all the stops to ramp up enthusiasm for their offerings.
-
Trump Makes the ‘Out Of Control’ F-35 His Latest Target
Lockheed Martin’s stock dropped dramatically following Trump’s swipe at the F-35.
-
Air Force Eyes Congressional Waiver From Fixed-Price Deal on JSTARS
The Air Force hopes to release a final request for proposals for JSTARS replacement aircraft by the end of the year, but that is becoming increasingly unlikely as the service weighs whether to move forward with changes to its contract strategy that could push fielding further into the future.
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Continuing Resolution Includes Language to Prevent KC-46 Penalty
The KC-46 program, one of the Air Force’s top three procurement priorities, will likely remain on track even as Congress presses forward with a continuing resolution that will extend current funding levels until next April.
-
Air Force Seeks Virtual Elements in Flight Exercises to Heighten Realism, Complexity
With live training alone unable to provide the complex scenarios meant to push the F-35 to its limits, the Air Force is banking on a suite of cutting-edge technologies that will fuse virtual and constructive elements into live exercises.
-
Air Force Retains Requirement to Carry 9 Troops in Draft RFP for Huey Replacement
The Air Force on Friday released its first draft for a replacement to UH-1N Huey helicopter fleet, and appears to have rejected a potential requirement for a new aircraft to carry more troops than the current model.
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Trending at I/ITSEC: Robotic Targets for Marksmanship Training
As militaries look to inject greater realism into their shooting ranges, more companies are developing robotic moving targets to replace the paper pop-up targets that are currently the norm.
-
CNO: Navy to Take Steps to Protect Ohio Replacement Program From CR
The Navy is already taking steps to mitigate the effects of a longterm continuing resolution on its most strategically important program, the Ohio replacement submarine, its top uniformed official said Wednesday.
-
Boeing T-X Headed Toward First Flight
The Boeing-Saab T-X trainer is on track to fly by the end of the year after completing afterburner engine runs last week, Boeing officials said.
-
Air Force to Invest in Common Architecture for Simulators
The Air Force is working on a common software backbone for its simulator systems that will make it easier and less expensive for it to sustain its simulators and push through cyber security updates.
-
Media Days and Mason Jars: Defense Contractors Promote T-X Offerings as Competition Heats Up
Just weeks or perhaps days before the final T-X request for proposals drops, defense contractors are pulling out all the stops to ramp up enthusiasm for their offerings.
-
Trump Makes the ‘Out Of Control’ F-35 His Latest Target
Lockheed Martin’s stock dropped dramatically following Trump’s swipe at the F-35.
-
Air Force Eyes Congressional Waiver From Fixed-Price Deal on JSTARS
The Air Force hopes to release a final request for proposals for JSTARS replacement aircraft by the end of the year, but that is becoming increasingly unlikely as the service weighs whether to move forward with changes to its contract strategy that could push fielding further into the future.
-
Continuing Resolution Includes Language to Prevent KC-46 Penalty
The KC-46 program, one of the Air Force’s top three procurement priorities, will likely remain on track even as Congress presses forward with a continuing resolution that will extend current funding levels until next April.
-
Air Force Seeks Virtual Elements in Flight Exercises to Heighten Realism, Complexity
With live training alone unable to provide the complex scenarios meant to push the F-35 to its limits, the Air Force is banking on a suite of cutting-edge technologies that will fuse virtual and constructive elements into live exercises.
-
Air Force Retains Requirement to Carry 9 Troops in Draft RFP for Huey Replacement
The Air Force on Friday released its first draft for a replacement to UH-1N Huey helicopter fleet, and appears to have rejected a potential requirement for a new aircraft to carry more troops than the current model.
-
Trending at I/ITSEC: Robotic Targets for Marksmanship Training
As militaries look to inject greater realism into their shooting ranges, more companies are developing robotic moving targets to replace the paper pop-up targets that are currently the norm.
-
CNO: Navy to Take Steps to Protect Ohio Replacement Program From CR
The Navy is already taking steps to mitigate the effects of a longterm continuing resolution on its most strategically important program, the Ohio replacement submarine, its top uniformed official said Wednesday.
-
Boeing T-X Headed Toward First Flight
The Boeing-Saab T-X trainer is on track to fly by the end of the year after completing afterburner engine runs last week, Boeing officials said.
-
Air Force to Invest in Common Architecture for Simulators
The Air Force is working on a common software backbone for its simulator systems that will make it easier and less expensive for it to sustain its simulators and push through cyber security updates.
