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For US Air Force pilots, the toughest training flights are going virtual
A new virtual training environment will help Air Force pilots prepare for war against countries like Russia and China.
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Pentagon’s new space organizations take shape as leadership comes onboard
The Space Force and Space Command have both been swearing in a number of senior officials that will shape the direction of the organizations.
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US Air Force may have accidentally revealed interest in hypersonic nuke
One key general says a hypersonic glide option will not be fielded in the initial years of the Ground Based Strategic Deterrent program.
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To get more female pilots, the Air Force is changing the way it designs weapons
Future aircraft and work stations will be designed for a larger range of body sizes, which could allow more women to take on coveted pilot and aircrew positions.
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CEO of Boeing’s defense wing talks stumbling blocks, from KC-46 to COVID
Leanne Caret came to this interview prepared with 15 minutes worth of opening statements. She had a lot to cover, and a lot to answer for.
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B-21 bomber program survives pandemic disruptions
“All of the hard engineering is kind of behind us,” the head of the Rapid Capabilities Office said of the B-21.
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Moving US F-16s from Germany will ripple far outside the Black Sea region
Former defense and military officials weighed in on the decision to transfer F-16s from Germany to Italy.
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After a hard-fought competition, ULA and SpaceX to remain military’s rocket launch providers
United Launch Alliance will recieve 60 percent of launch mission orders from 2022 to 2027.
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The US Space Force is getting an official second in command
A familiar face is set to become the service’s first vice chief of space operations.
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UK facilities for American F-35 jets are delayed and over budget
Hangars, a squadron headquarters facility and the F-35 simulator building won’t be ready when F-35s arrive in England in 2021.
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For US Air Force pilots, the toughest training flights are going virtual
A new virtual training environment will help Air Force pilots prepare for war against countries like Russia and China.
-
Pentagon’s new space organizations take shape as leadership comes onboard
The Space Force and Space Command have both been swearing in a number of senior officials that will shape the direction of the organizations.
-
US Air Force may have accidentally revealed interest in hypersonic nuke
One key general says a hypersonic glide option will not be fielded in the initial years of the Ground Based Strategic Deterrent program.
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To get more female pilots, the Air Force is changing the way it designs weapons
Future aircraft and work stations will be designed for a larger range of body sizes, which could allow more women to take on coveted pilot and aircrew positions.
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CEO of Boeing’s defense wing talks stumbling blocks, from KC-46 to COVID
Leanne Caret came to this interview prepared with 15 minutes worth of opening statements. She had a lot to cover, and a lot to answer for.
-
B-21 bomber program survives pandemic disruptions
“All of the hard engineering is kind of behind us,” the head of the Rapid Capabilities Office said of the B-21.
-
Moving US F-16s from Germany will ripple far outside the Black Sea region
Former defense and military officials weighed in on the decision to transfer F-16s from Germany to Italy.
-
After a hard-fought competition, ULA and SpaceX to remain military’s rocket launch providers
United Launch Alliance will recieve 60 percent of launch mission orders from 2022 to 2027.
-
The US Space Force is getting an official second in command
A familiar face is set to become the service’s first vice chief of space operations.
-
UK facilities for American F-35 jets are delayed and over budget
Hangars, a squadron headquarters facility and the F-35 simulator building won’t be ready when F-35s arrive in England in 2021.
-
For US Air Force pilots, the toughest training flights are going virtual
A new virtual training environment will help Air Force pilots prepare for war against countries like Russia and China.
-
Pentagon’s new space organizations take shape as leadership comes onboard
The Space Force and Space Command have both been swearing in a number of senior officials that will shape the direction of the organizations.
-
US Air Force may have accidentally revealed interest in hypersonic nuke
One key general says a hypersonic glide option will not be fielded in the initial years of the Ground Based Strategic Deterrent program.
-
To get more female pilots, the Air Force is changing the way it designs weapons
Future aircraft and work stations will be designed for a larger range of body sizes, which could allow more women to take on coveted pilot and aircrew positions.
-
CEO of Boeing’s defense wing talks stumbling blocks, from KC-46 to COVID
Leanne Caret came to this interview prepared with 15 minutes worth of opening statements. She had a lot to cover, and a lot to answer for.
-
B-21 bomber program survives pandemic disruptions
“All of the hard engineering is kind of behind us,” the head of the Rapid Capabilities Office said of the B-21.
-
Moving US F-16s from Germany will ripple far outside the Black Sea region
Former defense and military officials weighed in on the decision to transfer F-16s from Germany to Italy.
-
After a hard-fought competition, ULA and SpaceX to remain military’s rocket launch providers
United Launch Alliance will recieve 60 percent of launch mission orders from 2022 to 2027.
-
The US Space Force is getting an official second in command
A familiar face is set to become the service’s first vice chief of space operations.
-
UK facilities for American F-35 jets are delayed and over budget
Hangars, a squadron headquarters facility and the F-35 simulator building won’t be ready when F-35s arrive in England in 2021.
