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Coronavirus pandemic (temporarily) derails the Air Force’s Advanced Battle Management System program
The Air Force’s top general stressed that the program would get back on track after COVID-19 subsides.
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We asked defense companies how they’re impacted by the coronavirus. Here’s what they said.
Over the past few days, Defense News reached out to a number of key defense players whose production lines could be impacted by the virus. Here is a collection of their responses.
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As coronavirus rages, Italian F-35 plant to reopen tomorrow after precautionary cleaning
The Cameri, Italy-based facility got a deep cleaning in the hopes of staving off the further spread of COVID-19.
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Trump: Boeing could get financial bailout for coronavirus
“We have to protect Boeing,” says U.S. President Donald Trump.
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Congressional watchdog skeptical on new F-35 logistics system
The Government Accountability Office wants more details about the cost and design of the Operational Data Integrated Network, or ODIN.
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Small tech companies got a combined $1B at US Air Force’s virtual version of South by Southwest
But unlike SXSW, neither Janelle Monae nor Chris Evans were slated to attend.
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Could a commercial drone replace the MQ-9 Reaper? The Air Force is considering it.
The hope is that a new commercial unmanned system could be less expensive to sustain and require less manpower to operate.
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Space Force ‘not rushing’ to create National Guard branch, top civilian says
It could be another year before the Space Force finalizes how it will incorporate the Guard and reserves, says Air Force Secretary Barbara Barrett.
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Coronavirus shaking up America’s defense industry
The U.S. aerospace and defense sector is feeling the impact of the coronavirus, with companies limiting travel, defense trade events scuttled and contingency planning underway.
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US Air Force gets ready for decision on commercial aerial-refueling services
Air Mobility Command’s top general says 14 companies have expressed interest at the opportunity.
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Coronavirus pandemic (temporarily) derails the Air Force’s Advanced Battle Management System program
The Air Force’s top general stressed that the program would get back on track after COVID-19 subsides.
-
We asked defense companies how they’re impacted by the coronavirus. Here’s what they said.
Over the past few days, Defense News reached out to a number of key defense players whose production lines could be impacted by the virus. Here is a collection of their responses.
-
As coronavirus rages, Italian F-35 plant to reopen tomorrow after precautionary cleaning
The Cameri, Italy-based facility got a deep cleaning in the hopes of staving off the further spread of COVID-19.
-
Trump: Boeing could get financial bailout for coronavirus
“We have to protect Boeing,” says U.S. President Donald Trump.
-
Congressional watchdog skeptical on new F-35 logistics system
The Government Accountability Office wants more details about the cost and design of the Operational Data Integrated Network, or ODIN.
-
Small tech companies got a combined $1B at US Air Force’s virtual version of South by Southwest
But unlike SXSW, neither Janelle Monae nor Chris Evans were slated to attend.
-
Could a commercial drone replace the MQ-9 Reaper? The Air Force is considering it.
The hope is that a new commercial unmanned system could be less expensive to sustain and require less manpower to operate.
-
Space Force ‘not rushing’ to create National Guard branch, top civilian says
It could be another year before the Space Force finalizes how it will incorporate the Guard and reserves, says Air Force Secretary Barbara Barrett.
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Coronavirus shaking up America’s defense industry
The U.S. aerospace and defense sector is feeling the impact of the coronavirus, with companies limiting travel, defense trade events scuttled and contingency planning underway.
-
US Air Force gets ready for decision on commercial aerial-refueling services
Air Mobility Command’s top general says 14 companies have expressed interest at the opportunity.
-
Coronavirus pandemic (temporarily) derails the Air Force’s Advanced Battle Management System program
The Air Force’s top general stressed that the program would get back on track after COVID-19 subsides.
-
We asked defense companies how they’re impacted by the coronavirus. Here’s what they said.
Over the past few days, Defense News reached out to a number of key defense players whose production lines could be impacted by the virus. Here is a collection of their responses.
-
As coronavirus rages, Italian F-35 plant to reopen tomorrow after precautionary cleaning
The Cameri, Italy-based facility got a deep cleaning in the hopes of staving off the further spread of COVID-19.
-
Trump: Boeing could get financial bailout for coronavirus
“We have to protect Boeing,” says U.S. President Donald Trump.
-
Congressional watchdog skeptical on new F-35 logistics system
The Government Accountability Office wants more details about the cost and design of the Operational Data Integrated Network, or ODIN.
-
Small tech companies got a combined $1B at US Air Force’s virtual version of South by Southwest
But unlike SXSW, neither Janelle Monae nor Chris Evans were slated to attend.
-
Could a commercial drone replace the MQ-9 Reaper? The Air Force is considering it.
The hope is that a new commercial unmanned system could be less expensive to sustain and require less manpower to operate.
-
Space Force ‘not rushing’ to create National Guard branch, top civilian says
It could be another year before the Space Force finalizes how it will incorporate the Guard and reserves, says Air Force Secretary Barbara Barrett.
-
Coronavirus shaking up America’s defense industry
The U.S. aerospace and defense sector is feeling the impact of the coronavirus, with companies limiting travel, defense trade events scuttled and contingency planning underway.
-
US Air Force gets ready for decision on commercial aerial-refueling services
Air Mobility Command’s top general says 14 companies have expressed interest at the opportunity.
