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House lawmakers put limits on the Air Force’s planned Global Hawk divestment
The Air Force wants to retire its RQ-4 Block 30 surveillance drones in fiscal 2021.
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House to block KC-135 retirements for three years, but some B-1 bombers could head for the boneyard
The House Armed Services Commitee is wary of retiring tankers as problems with the KC-46 persist.
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Competition between US and Russian air forces keeps pace despite global pandemic
Both Russian and U.S. air forces are out to prove their readiness hasn’t suffered in the wake of COVID-19.
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See the experimental Sikorsky-Boeing Defiant helicopter hit a new speed milestone
The Defiant finally breached a 200-knot speed, and it’s months away from hitting its maximum.
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KC-46 delivery to Seymour Johnson delayed after debris found in fuel tank
The delay is the latest in a series of debris-related problems that has held up Boeing’s delivery of the Air Force’s newest tanker.
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US Air Force’s new Grey Wolf helicopter needs to watch its weight
A congressional watchdog is concerned that weight gain could leave the MH-139 unable to meet speed and range requirements.
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Production of one of the F-35′s most anticipated bombs has been on hold for almost a year
Deliveries of a new precision-guided bomb under development by Raytheon stopped in July 2019 after a problem was discovered.
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Trump administration considering new plan to ease drone export rules
The White House will consider whether to reinterpret a longstanding arms control agreement.
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Senate defense bill limits Air Force’s aircraft retirement plans
Divestments of aircraft like the A-10, KC-10 and KC-135 have been restricted.
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This summer could be a make or break moment for US Air Force’s next fighter program
The Next Generation Air Dominance program is set to have a finalized acquisition strategy within the next few months.
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House lawmakers put limits on the Air Force’s planned Global Hawk divestment
The Air Force wants to retire its RQ-4 Block 30 surveillance drones in fiscal 2021.
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House to block KC-135 retirements for three years, but some B-1 bombers could head for the boneyard
The House Armed Services Commitee is wary of retiring tankers as problems with the KC-46 persist.
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Competition between US and Russian air forces keeps pace despite global pandemic
Both Russian and U.S. air forces are out to prove their readiness hasn’t suffered in the wake of COVID-19.
-
See the experimental Sikorsky-Boeing Defiant helicopter hit a new speed milestone
The Defiant finally breached a 200-knot speed, and it’s months away from hitting its maximum.
-
KC-46 delivery to Seymour Johnson delayed after debris found in fuel tank
The delay is the latest in a series of debris-related problems that has held up Boeing’s delivery of the Air Force’s newest tanker.
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US Air Force’s new Grey Wolf helicopter needs to watch its weight
A congressional watchdog is concerned that weight gain could leave the MH-139 unable to meet speed and range requirements.
-
Production of one of the F-35′s most anticipated bombs has been on hold for almost a year
Deliveries of a new precision-guided bomb under development by Raytheon stopped in July 2019 after a problem was discovered.
-
Trump administration considering new plan to ease drone export rules
The White House will consider whether to reinterpret a longstanding arms control agreement.
-
Senate defense bill limits Air Force’s aircraft retirement plans
Divestments of aircraft like the A-10, KC-10 and KC-135 have been restricted.
-
This summer could be a make or break moment for US Air Force’s next fighter program
The Next Generation Air Dominance program is set to have a finalized acquisition strategy within the next few months.
-
House lawmakers put limits on the Air Force’s planned Global Hawk divestment
The Air Force wants to retire its RQ-4 Block 30 surveillance drones in fiscal 2021.
-
House to block KC-135 retirements for three years, but some B-1 bombers could head for the boneyard
The House Armed Services Commitee is wary of retiring tankers as problems with the KC-46 persist.
-
Competition between US and Russian air forces keeps pace despite global pandemic
Both Russian and U.S. air forces are out to prove their readiness hasn’t suffered in the wake of COVID-19.
-
See the experimental Sikorsky-Boeing Defiant helicopter hit a new speed milestone
The Defiant finally breached a 200-knot speed, and it’s months away from hitting its maximum.
-
KC-46 delivery to Seymour Johnson delayed after debris found in fuel tank
The delay is the latest in a series of debris-related problems that has held up Boeing’s delivery of the Air Force’s newest tanker.
-
US Air Force’s new Grey Wolf helicopter needs to watch its weight
A congressional watchdog is concerned that weight gain could leave the MH-139 unable to meet speed and range requirements.
-
Production of one of the F-35′s most anticipated bombs has been on hold for almost a year
Deliveries of a new precision-guided bomb under development by Raytheon stopped in July 2019 after a problem was discovered.
-
Trump administration considering new plan to ease drone export rules
The White House will consider whether to reinterpret a longstanding arms control agreement.
-
Senate defense bill limits Air Force’s aircraft retirement plans
Divestments of aircraft like the A-10, KC-10 and KC-135 have been restricted.
-
This summer could be a make or break moment for US Air Force’s next fighter program
The Next Generation Air Dominance program is set to have a finalized acquisition strategy within the next few months.
