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Q&A: US Air Force Gen. Tod Wolters
Integration with NATO allies and partners in Europe will be a key priority for the Air Force, said the new commander of US air forces in the region.
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NATO to Deploy E-3 AWACS to Middle East as Early as October
The NATO AWACS aircraft will help conduct surveillance for the US-led coalition.
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F-35A Catches Fire at Mountain Home Air Force Base
Air Force officials confirmed an incident involving an F-35A.
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State Department Clears $1.9B Sale of KC-46A Tankers to Japan
Boeing is one step closer to clinching its first foreign customer for the KC-46A.
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JSTARS Stalls as Air Force, Congress Work Contract Details
Bill language could force the service to use a fixed-price contract, which Air Force officials say would delay the program.
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F-35 Program Officer Anticipates LRIP 9 and 10 Deal by Year’s End
The large size of the expected F-35 contract was a contributor to the delay, the program executive officer said.
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Air Force Could Pursue Stealthy Aerial-Refueling Tanker
The Air Force will study whether its future aerial refueling tanker will need to operate in denied environments.
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F-35 Program Office Hopeful to Move Out on Ejection Seat Retrofit Plan This Fall
Manufacturer Martin-Baker and the F-35 JPO will wrap up testing of ejection seat modifications this month.
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Q&A: Lt. Gen. James M. “Mike” Holmes
Pending approval from Congress, Holmes will likely be moving on from his current position soon to head Air Combat Command. But the official in charge of the Air Force’s long-term planning spoke to Defense News on Sept. 15 about the coming years’ budget priorities.
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Exclusive: Air Force Mulls Flight Demo for Possible Light Attack Aircraft Buy
A demonstration of off-the-shelf light attack aircraft could occur as early as 2017, a top general said.
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Q&A: US Air Force Gen. Tod Wolters
Integration with NATO allies and partners in Europe will be a key priority for the Air Force, said the new commander of US air forces in the region.
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NATO to Deploy E-3 AWACS to Middle East as Early as October
The NATO AWACS aircraft will help conduct surveillance for the US-led coalition.
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F-35A Catches Fire at Mountain Home Air Force Base
Air Force officials confirmed an incident involving an F-35A.
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State Department Clears $1.9B Sale of KC-46A Tankers to Japan
Boeing is one step closer to clinching its first foreign customer for the KC-46A.
-
JSTARS Stalls as Air Force, Congress Work Contract Details
Bill language could force the service to use a fixed-price contract, which Air Force officials say would delay the program.
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F-35 Program Officer Anticipates LRIP 9 and 10 Deal by Year’s End
The large size of the expected F-35 contract was a contributor to the delay, the program executive officer said.
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Air Force Could Pursue Stealthy Aerial-Refueling Tanker
The Air Force will study whether its future aerial refueling tanker will need to operate in denied environments.
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F-35 Program Office Hopeful to Move Out on Ejection Seat Retrofit Plan This Fall
Manufacturer Martin-Baker and the F-35 JPO will wrap up testing of ejection seat modifications this month.
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Q&A: Lt. Gen. James M. “Mike” Holmes
Pending approval from Congress, Holmes will likely be moving on from his current position soon to head Air Combat Command. But the official in charge of the Air Force’s long-term planning spoke to Defense News on Sept. 15 about the coming years’ budget priorities.
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Exclusive: Air Force Mulls Flight Demo for Possible Light Attack Aircraft Buy
A demonstration of off-the-shelf light attack aircraft could occur as early as 2017, a top general said.
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Q&A: US Air Force Gen. Tod Wolters
Integration with NATO allies and partners in Europe will be a key priority for the Air Force, said the new commander of US air forces in the region.
-
NATO to Deploy E-3 AWACS to Middle East as Early as October
The NATO AWACS aircraft will help conduct surveillance for the US-led coalition.
-
F-35A Catches Fire at Mountain Home Air Force Base
Air Force officials confirmed an incident involving an F-35A.
-
State Department Clears $1.9B Sale of KC-46A Tankers to Japan
Boeing is one step closer to clinching its first foreign customer for the KC-46A.
-
JSTARS Stalls as Air Force, Congress Work Contract Details
Bill language could force the service to use a fixed-price contract, which Air Force officials say would delay the program.
-
F-35 Program Officer Anticipates LRIP 9 and 10 Deal by Year’s End
The large size of the expected F-35 contract was a contributor to the delay, the program executive officer said.
-
Air Force Could Pursue Stealthy Aerial-Refueling Tanker
The Air Force will study whether its future aerial refueling tanker will need to operate in denied environments.
-
F-35 Program Office Hopeful to Move Out on Ejection Seat Retrofit Plan This Fall
Manufacturer Martin-Baker and the F-35 JPO will wrap up testing of ejection seat modifications this month.
-
Q&A: Lt. Gen. James M. “Mike” Holmes
Pending approval from Congress, Holmes will likely be moving on from his current position soon to head Air Combat Command. But the official in charge of the Air Force’s long-term planning spoke to Defense News on Sept. 15 about the coming years’ budget priorities.
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Exclusive: Air Force Mulls Flight Demo for Possible Light Attack Aircraft Buy
A demonstration of off-the-shelf light attack aircraft could occur as early as 2017, a top general said.
