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‘Controversial changes’ are coming in US Air Force’s next budget, its top civilian says
Is the U.S. Air Force headed for another battle over the fate of legacy aircraft?
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Denied hot meals and indoor toilets, US airmen prepare for the fog of war
The U.S. Air Force is embracing the suck as it considers how it might fight in a war against near-peer adversaries.
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Boeing gets $999M contract to continue producing wings for the A-10 Warthog
Boeing nabbed the contract to keep making wings for the A-10 despite past troubles with a supplier.
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The B-21 Raider looms large over the celebration of B-2′s first flight
There’s a lot of construction happening at Northrop’s facilities in Palmdale. But why can’t anyone talk about it?
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OSI found no proof of ‘unprofessional relationship’ in Hyten sexual assault investigation; polygraph was inconclusive
Hyten is nominated to be vice chairman of the joint chiefs.
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Greenland’s not for sale, but it is strategically important
The presence of Thule Air Force Base makes Greenland a major strategic asset for the U.S. – and China would love to join in.
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Blue Origin files protest in US Air Force’s launch vehicle competition
The Jeff Bezos-owned space company contends the current process unfairly restricts competition.
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Finland’s Air Force chief tackles recruiting challenges and its quest for a future fighter
Maj. Gen. Pasi Jokinen, the commander of Finland’s Air Force, is concerned about the impact vacant jobs are having on readiness.
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US Air Force pauses flight ops for more than a hundred C-130s over ‘atypical’ cracking
More than a quarter of C-130 Hercules in service at Air Mobility Command will be temporarily grounded.
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Operators of NATO’s surveillance plane reveal what they want in its replacement
NATO is still yet to decide whether a single platform or a system of systems will replace its E-3A AWACS fleet of surveillance planes.
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‘Controversial changes’ are coming in US Air Force’s next budget, its top civilian says
Is the U.S. Air Force headed for another battle over the fate of legacy aircraft?
-
Denied hot meals and indoor toilets, US airmen prepare for the fog of war
The U.S. Air Force is embracing the suck as it considers how it might fight in a war against near-peer adversaries.
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Boeing gets $999M contract to continue producing wings for the A-10 Warthog
Boeing nabbed the contract to keep making wings for the A-10 despite past troubles with a supplier.
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The B-21 Raider looms large over the celebration of B-2′s first flight
There’s a lot of construction happening at Northrop’s facilities in Palmdale. But why can’t anyone talk about it?
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OSI found no proof of ‘unprofessional relationship’ in Hyten sexual assault investigation; polygraph was inconclusive
Hyten is nominated to be vice chairman of the joint chiefs.
-
Greenland’s not for sale, but it is strategically important
The presence of Thule Air Force Base makes Greenland a major strategic asset for the U.S. – and China would love to join in.
-
Blue Origin files protest in US Air Force’s launch vehicle competition
The Jeff Bezos-owned space company contends the current process unfairly restricts competition.
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Finland’s Air Force chief tackles recruiting challenges and its quest for a future fighter
Maj. Gen. Pasi Jokinen, the commander of Finland’s Air Force, is concerned about the impact vacant jobs are having on readiness.
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US Air Force pauses flight ops for more than a hundred C-130s over ‘atypical’ cracking
More than a quarter of C-130 Hercules in service at Air Mobility Command will be temporarily grounded.
-
Operators of NATO’s surveillance plane reveal what they want in its replacement
NATO is still yet to decide whether a single platform or a system of systems will replace its E-3A AWACS fleet of surveillance planes.
-
‘Controversial changes’ are coming in US Air Force’s next budget, its top civilian says
Is the U.S. Air Force headed for another battle over the fate of legacy aircraft?
-
Denied hot meals and indoor toilets, US airmen prepare for the fog of war
The U.S. Air Force is embracing the suck as it considers how it might fight in a war against near-peer adversaries.
-
Boeing gets $999M contract to continue producing wings for the A-10 Warthog
Boeing nabbed the contract to keep making wings for the A-10 despite past troubles with a supplier.
-
The B-21 Raider looms large over the celebration of B-2′s first flight
There’s a lot of construction happening at Northrop’s facilities in Palmdale. But why can’t anyone talk about it?
-
OSI found no proof of ‘unprofessional relationship’ in Hyten sexual assault investigation; polygraph was inconclusive
Hyten is nominated to be vice chairman of the joint chiefs.
-
Greenland’s not for sale, but it is strategically important
The presence of Thule Air Force Base makes Greenland a major strategic asset for the U.S. – and China would love to join in.
-
Blue Origin files protest in US Air Force’s launch vehicle competition
The Jeff Bezos-owned space company contends the current process unfairly restricts competition.
-
Finland’s Air Force chief tackles recruiting challenges and its quest for a future fighter
Maj. Gen. Pasi Jokinen, the commander of Finland’s Air Force, is concerned about the impact vacant jobs are having on readiness.
-
US Air Force pauses flight ops for more than a hundred C-130s over ‘atypical’ cracking
More than a quarter of C-130 Hercules in service at Air Mobility Command will be temporarily grounded.
-
Operators of NATO’s surveillance plane reveal what they want in its replacement
NATO is still yet to decide whether a single platform or a system of systems will replace its E-3A AWACS fleet of surveillance planes.
