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DARPA Hands Over High-Tech Space Telescope to Air Force
After moving to Australia, the telescope will be used to monitor space debris orbiting the Southern Hemisphere.
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House Lawmakers Push for More F-35 Funding in FY17 Budget
Seventy members want to fund 11 additional F-35s in fiscal year 2017.
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Air Force Launches Space Consortium That Puts Startups to Work On Prototypes
The Air Force issued a request for information on Oct. 17 to companies interested in leading a new space prototyping consortium.
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Raytheon’s OCX Offering Survives Nunn-McCurdy Breach
Despite exceeding a 25 percent cost overrun threshold, the Defense Department will continue the OCX program, officials announced Friday.
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Aeromedical Evacuation Crews Score Their First Flight Simulators
In the back of a C-130 Hercules, a woman is giving birth. But as lifelike as the scenario is, almost everything about it is fake.
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Top Air Force General: Recent F-35 Troubles Not Long-Term Problem
The Air Force Chief of Staff told reporters Tuesday he is not concerned that recent F-35 problems will impact the program in the long term.
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In Jordan, Iraqi Officers Prepare for Mosul Battle and Beyond
NATO has spearheaded a new training course meant to strengthen the corps of Iraqi officers, a step seen as pivotal to retaking and holding Mosul.
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US Army Contemplates Future Apache Helicopter Orders
The Army is considering whether it may need to modernize its AH-64E helicopter fleet or extend production in the late 2020s.
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GM Lifts Veil on New Hydrogen-Powered Truck for US Army
General Motors will deliver the vehicle to the Army in 2017 for a year of off-road testing.
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Iraqi Military Faces Oncoming IED Challenge in Mosul
By the end of the year, NATO hopes to train about 90 counter-IED technicians, who will be instrumental in removing bombs from civilian spaces.
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DARPA Hands Over High-Tech Space Telescope to Air Force
After moving to Australia, the telescope will be used to monitor space debris orbiting the Southern Hemisphere.
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House Lawmakers Push for More F-35 Funding in FY17 Budget
Seventy members want to fund 11 additional F-35s in fiscal year 2017.
-
Air Force Launches Space Consortium That Puts Startups to Work On Prototypes
The Air Force issued a request for information on Oct. 17 to companies interested in leading a new space prototyping consortium.
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Raytheon’s OCX Offering Survives Nunn-McCurdy Breach
Despite exceeding a 25 percent cost overrun threshold, the Defense Department will continue the OCX program, officials announced Friday.
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Aeromedical Evacuation Crews Score Their First Flight Simulators
In the back of a C-130 Hercules, a woman is giving birth. But as lifelike as the scenario is, almost everything about it is fake.
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Top Air Force General: Recent F-35 Troubles Not Long-Term Problem
The Air Force Chief of Staff told reporters Tuesday he is not concerned that recent F-35 problems will impact the program in the long term.
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In Jordan, Iraqi Officers Prepare for Mosul Battle and Beyond
NATO has spearheaded a new training course meant to strengthen the corps of Iraqi officers, a step seen as pivotal to retaking and holding Mosul.
-
US Army Contemplates Future Apache Helicopter Orders
The Army is considering whether it may need to modernize its AH-64E helicopter fleet or extend production in the late 2020s.
-
GM Lifts Veil on New Hydrogen-Powered Truck for US Army
General Motors will deliver the vehicle to the Army in 2017 for a year of off-road testing.
-
Iraqi Military Faces Oncoming IED Challenge in Mosul
By the end of the year, NATO hopes to train about 90 counter-IED technicians, who will be instrumental in removing bombs from civilian spaces.
-
DARPA Hands Over High-Tech Space Telescope to Air Force
After moving to Australia, the telescope will be used to monitor space debris orbiting the Southern Hemisphere.
-
House Lawmakers Push for More F-35 Funding in FY17 Budget
Seventy members want to fund 11 additional F-35s in fiscal year 2017.
-
Air Force Launches Space Consortium That Puts Startups to Work On Prototypes
The Air Force issued a request for information on Oct. 17 to companies interested in leading a new space prototyping consortium.
-
Raytheon’s OCX Offering Survives Nunn-McCurdy Breach
Despite exceeding a 25 percent cost overrun threshold, the Defense Department will continue the OCX program, officials announced Friday.
-
Aeromedical Evacuation Crews Score Their First Flight Simulators
In the back of a C-130 Hercules, a woman is giving birth. But as lifelike as the scenario is, almost everything about it is fake.
-
Top Air Force General: Recent F-35 Troubles Not Long-Term Problem
The Air Force Chief of Staff told reporters Tuesday he is not concerned that recent F-35 problems will impact the program in the long term.
-
In Jordan, Iraqi Officers Prepare for Mosul Battle and Beyond
NATO has spearheaded a new training course meant to strengthen the corps of Iraqi officers, a step seen as pivotal to retaking and holding Mosul.
-
US Army Contemplates Future Apache Helicopter Orders
The Army is considering whether it may need to modernize its AH-64E helicopter fleet or extend production in the late 2020s.
-
GM Lifts Veil on New Hydrogen-Powered Truck for US Army
General Motors will deliver the vehicle to the Army in 2017 for a year of off-road testing.
-
Iraqi Military Faces Oncoming IED Challenge in Mosul
By the end of the year, NATO hopes to train about 90 counter-IED technicians, who will be instrumental in removing bombs from civilian spaces.
