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Air Force Boss Wary of Proposal for New Close-Air Support Jets
The Air Force secretary raised doubts about whether the service could afford two new close-air support planes.
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Malfunctioning Weather Satellite Can’t Be Recovered, Air Force Finds
A power failure left a key weather satellite unable to relay commands, service investigators concluded.
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Q&A: Air Force Gen. Frank Gorenc on Shifting Europe Priorities
The commander of US Air Forces in Europe talks Russia, F-35 before his retirement later this summer.
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Boeing Racks Up Another $393M In Cost Overruns On KC-46 Program
New charges on the KC-46 program bring up Boeing’s total cost overruns to about $1.9 billion.
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Lockheed Presses For International Missile-Defense Sales
The defense prime has its eyes locked on missile defense opportunities in the Middle East and Europe.
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Air Force to Certify Scorpion Jet, Broadening Its International Appeal
The move marks the first time the Air Force will test the airworthiness of an aircraft that is currently not planned to be in its inventory.
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Lockheed’s Cash Flow Hurt by Stalled F-35 Negotiations
Lockheed has spent almost $1 billion of its own funds on F-35 production as contract negotiations drag on.
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KC-46 Moves Closer to Production Decision After Successful Flight Test
With the July 15 refueling of the A-10 Warthog, the KC-46A tanker has officially completed all flight tests needed ahead of a milestone decision this August.
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Marine Corps Aviation Chief Ranks SDB II as F-35 Upgrade Priority
Raytheon’s Small Diameter Bomb II could be one of the first F-35 Block 4 upgrades integrated on the jet.
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Defense firm banks on ‘chemputer’ to spit out aircraft parts
Someday, small unmanned aircraft could be grown at the molecular level using chemical reactions.
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Air Force Boss Wary of Proposal for New Close-Air Support Jets
The Air Force secretary raised doubts about whether the service could afford two new close-air support planes.
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Malfunctioning Weather Satellite Can’t Be Recovered, Air Force Finds
A power failure left a key weather satellite unable to relay commands, service investigators concluded.
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Q&A: Air Force Gen. Frank Gorenc on Shifting Europe Priorities
The commander of US Air Forces in Europe talks Russia, F-35 before his retirement later this summer.
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Boeing Racks Up Another $393M In Cost Overruns On KC-46 Program
New charges on the KC-46 program bring up Boeing’s total cost overruns to about $1.9 billion.
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Lockheed Presses For International Missile-Defense Sales
The defense prime has its eyes locked on missile defense opportunities in the Middle East and Europe.
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Air Force to Certify Scorpion Jet, Broadening Its International Appeal
The move marks the first time the Air Force will test the airworthiness of an aircraft that is currently not planned to be in its inventory.
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Lockheed’s Cash Flow Hurt by Stalled F-35 Negotiations
Lockheed has spent almost $1 billion of its own funds on F-35 production as contract negotiations drag on.
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KC-46 Moves Closer to Production Decision After Successful Flight Test
With the July 15 refueling of the A-10 Warthog, the KC-46A tanker has officially completed all flight tests needed ahead of a milestone decision this August.
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Marine Corps Aviation Chief Ranks SDB II as F-35 Upgrade Priority
Raytheon’s Small Diameter Bomb II could be one of the first F-35 Block 4 upgrades integrated on the jet.
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Defense firm banks on ‘chemputer’ to spit out aircraft parts
Someday, small unmanned aircraft could be grown at the molecular level using chemical reactions.
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Air Force Boss Wary of Proposal for New Close-Air Support Jets
The Air Force secretary raised doubts about whether the service could afford two new close-air support planes.
-
Malfunctioning Weather Satellite Can’t Be Recovered, Air Force Finds
A power failure left a key weather satellite unable to relay commands, service investigators concluded.
-
Q&A: Air Force Gen. Frank Gorenc on Shifting Europe Priorities
The commander of US Air Forces in Europe talks Russia, F-35 before his retirement later this summer.
-
Boeing Racks Up Another $393M In Cost Overruns On KC-46 Program
New charges on the KC-46 program bring up Boeing’s total cost overruns to about $1.9 billion.
-
Lockheed Presses For International Missile-Defense Sales
The defense prime has its eyes locked on missile defense opportunities in the Middle East and Europe.
-
Air Force to Certify Scorpion Jet, Broadening Its International Appeal
The move marks the first time the Air Force will test the airworthiness of an aircraft that is currently not planned to be in its inventory.
-
Lockheed’s Cash Flow Hurt by Stalled F-35 Negotiations
Lockheed has spent almost $1 billion of its own funds on F-35 production as contract negotiations drag on.
-
KC-46 Moves Closer to Production Decision After Successful Flight Test
With the July 15 refueling of the A-10 Warthog, the KC-46A tanker has officially completed all flight tests needed ahead of a milestone decision this August.
-
Marine Corps Aviation Chief Ranks SDB II as F-35 Upgrade Priority
Raytheon’s Small Diameter Bomb II could be one of the first F-35 Block 4 upgrades integrated on the jet.
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Defense firm banks on ‘chemputer’ to spit out aircraft parts
Someday, small unmanned aircraft could be grown at the molecular level using chemical reactions.
