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Program Head Hints F-35 Contract Could Be Announced at Farnborough
US Defense Department contracting officers are finalizing a deal on F-35 low-rate initial production lots 9 and 10.
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Pratt & Whitney Picks up $1.5B Deal for F-35 Engines
The Defense Department has agreed to buy 99 F135 engines, valued at a total of $1.5 billion.
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Air Combat Command Head Suggests F-35A Approaching IOC Soon
The Air Force has until December to declare the F-35A combat-ready, but it could occur as early as August, a key official said.
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F-35 Ejection Seat Concerns Have Not Reached Lockheed Martin
While the Air Force may develop second thoughts on the F-35A’s ejection seat, aircraft manufacturer Lockheed Martin says the company has not been approached by the joint program office to weigh alternatives.
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Construction Projects Could Hamper First Overseas F-35 Beddown
The Air Force plans to invest $200 million in military construction projects at RAF Lakenheath before the F-35’s arrival.
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US Marine Corps F-35s Cleared for Farnborough
The Tuesday validation flights pave the way for the F-35B demonstration at Farnborough International Airshow next week.
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US Air Force F-35s Land in UK After First Transatlantic Flight
Two years after the Defense Department canceled the F-35’s international debut, the jet makes it to England.
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F-35 Software Runs Smoothly During Mountain Home Deployment
During a June deployment to Idaho, the F-35 flew all 88 sorties without a software-shutdown incident, operators said.
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Two US Nuke Programs Set to Advance
Two Air Force nuclear-modernization programs are expected to move forward soon, a key official said.
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USAF Chief Nominee Meets Supportive Senators in Confirmation Hearing
Senate Armed Services Committee members seemed widely supportive of nominee Gen. David Goldfein, who currently serves the vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
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Program Head Hints F-35 Contract Could Be Announced at Farnborough
US Defense Department contracting officers are finalizing a deal on F-35 low-rate initial production lots 9 and 10.
-
Pratt & Whitney Picks up $1.5B Deal for F-35 Engines
The Defense Department has agreed to buy 99 F135 engines, valued at a total of $1.5 billion.
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Air Combat Command Head Suggests F-35A Approaching IOC Soon
The Air Force has until December to declare the F-35A combat-ready, but it could occur as early as August, a key official said.
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F-35 Ejection Seat Concerns Have Not Reached Lockheed Martin
While the Air Force may develop second thoughts on the F-35A’s ejection seat, aircraft manufacturer Lockheed Martin says the company has not been approached by the joint program office to weigh alternatives.
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Construction Projects Could Hamper First Overseas F-35 Beddown
The Air Force plans to invest $200 million in military construction projects at RAF Lakenheath before the F-35’s arrival.
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US Marine Corps F-35s Cleared for Farnborough
The Tuesday validation flights pave the way for the F-35B demonstration at Farnborough International Airshow next week.
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US Air Force F-35s Land in UK After First Transatlantic Flight
Two years after the Defense Department canceled the F-35’s international debut, the jet makes it to England.
-
F-35 Software Runs Smoothly During Mountain Home Deployment
During a June deployment to Idaho, the F-35 flew all 88 sorties without a software-shutdown incident, operators said.
-
Two US Nuke Programs Set to Advance
Two Air Force nuclear-modernization programs are expected to move forward soon, a key official said.
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USAF Chief Nominee Meets Supportive Senators in Confirmation Hearing
Senate Armed Services Committee members seemed widely supportive of nominee Gen. David Goldfein, who currently serves the vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
-
Program Head Hints F-35 Contract Could Be Announced at Farnborough
US Defense Department contracting officers are finalizing a deal on F-35 low-rate initial production lots 9 and 10.
-
Pratt & Whitney Picks up $1.5B Deal for F-35 Engines
The Defense Department has agreed to buy 99 F135 engines, valued at a total of $1.5 billion.
-
Air Combat Command Head Suggests F-35A Approaching IOC Soon
The Air Force has until December to declare the F-35A combat-ready, but it could occur as early as August, a key official said.
-
F-35 Ejection Seat Concerns Have Not Reached Lockheed Martin
While the Air Force may develop second thoughts on the F-35A’s ejection seat, aircraft manufacturer Lockheed Martin says the company has not been approached by the joint program office to weigh alternatives.
-
Construction Projects Could Hamper First Overseas F-35 Beddown
The Air Force plans to invest $200 million in military construction projects at RAF Lakenheath before the F-35’s arrival.
-
US Marine Corps F-35s Cleared for Farnborough
The Tuesday validation flights pave the way for the F-35B demonstration at Farnborough International Airshow next week.
-
US Air Force F-35s Land in UK After First Transatlantic Flight
Two years after the Defense Department canceled the F-35’s international debut, the jet makes it to England.
-
F-35 Software Runs Smoothly During Mountain Home Deployment
During a June deployment to Idaho, the F-35 flew all 88 sorties without a software-shutdown incident, operators said.
-
Two US Nuke Programs Set to Advance
Two Air Force nuclear-modernization programs are expected to move forward soon, a key official said.
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USAF Chief Nominee Meets Supportive Senators in Confirmation Hearing
Senate Armed Services Committee members seemed widely supportive of nominee Gen. David Goldfein, who currently serves the vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
