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Government watchdog finds more problems with F-35’s spare parts pipeline
Issues with spare parts are contributing to low mission-capability rates in the F-35 fleet.
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The US Air Force, not Turkey, is frustrating Lockheed execs on the F-35 program
Lockheed’s CEO would like the U.S. military to beef up the F-35 production rate, but sees further promise in the international market.
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These are the five areas where the Air Force wants to see an explosion of technology
The Air Force released its new science and technology strategy on April 17.
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The cost of a new ICBM is going up. Here’s why the US Air Force isn’t concerned.
But will Congress be satisfied with the explanation?
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Two lawmakers raise alarms about new Space Development Agency
The letter obtained by Defense News gives Air Force Secretary Heather Wilson’s opposition of the new space organization some much-needed support on Capitol Hill.
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Air Force leaders on space deterrence: ‘At some point, we’ve got to hit back’
The top two Air Force officials hinted at this year’s Space Symposium that the U.S military would take offensive actions in space if needed to deter an enemy.
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Did the Pentagon do enough to convince Congress it needs a Space Force?
Pentagon officials were on the Hill to address a key pressure point to convince Congress to support its plan for the war-fighting domain of space.
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Space agency has an ambitious plan to launch ‘hundreds’ of small satellites. Can it get off the ground?
The first satellites of the Space Development Agency’s first project could launch as early as 2020.
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Air Force improves new inspection plan for KC-46s, paving the way for deliveries to restart
The next KC-46 deliveries could occur as early as next week.
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Top US Air Force official takes shots at Space Development Agency’s first project
Moving forward with a space architecture dependent on small, low-cost satellites could result in disaster, warns Air Force Secretary Heather Wilson.
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Government watchdog finds more problems with F-35’s spare parts pipeline
Issues with spare parts are contributing to low mission-capability rates in the F-35 fleet.
-
The US Air Force, not Turkey, is frustrating Lockheed execs on the F-35 program
Lockheed’s CEO would like the U.S. military to beef up the F-35 production rate, but sees further promise in the international market.
-
These are the five areas where the Air Force wants to see an explosion of technology
The Air Force released its new science and technology strategy on April 17.
-
The cost of a new ICBM is going up. Here’s why the US Air Force isn’t concerned.
But will Congress be satisfied with the explanation?
-
Two lawmakers raise alarms about new Space Development Agency
The letter obtained by Defense News gives Air Force Secretary Heather Wilson’s opposition of the new space organization some much-needed support on Capitol Hill.
-
Air Force leaders on space deterrence: ‘At some point, we’ve got to hit back’
The top two Air Force officials hinted at this year’s Space Symposium that the U.S military would take offensive actions in space if needed to deter an enemy.
-
Did the Pentagon do enough to convince Congress it needs a Space Force?
Pentagon officials were on the Hill to address a key pressure point to convince Congress to support its plan for the war-fighting domain of space.
-
Space agency has an ambitious plan to launch ‘hundreds’ of small satellites. Can it get off the ground?
The first satellites of the Space Development Agency’s first project could launch as early as 2020.
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Air Force improves new inspection plan for KC-46s, paving the way for deliveries to restart
The next KC-46 deliveries could occur as early as next week.
-
Top US Air Force official takes shots at Space Development Agency’s first project
Moving forward with a space architecture dependent on small, low-cost satellites could result in disaster, warns Air Force Secretary Heather Wilson.
-
Government watchdog finds more problems with F-35’s spare parts pipeline
Issues with spare parts are contributing to low mission-capability rates in the F-35 fleet.
-
The US Air Force, not Turkey, is frustrating Lockheed execs on the F-35 program
Lockheed’s CEO would like the U.S. military to beef up the F-35 production rate, but sees further promise in the international market.
-
These are the five areas where the Air Force wants to see an explosion of technology
The Air Force released its new science and technology strategy on April 17.
-
The cost of a new ICBM is going up. Here’s why the US Air Force isn’t concerned.
But will Congress be satisfied with the explanation?
-
Two lawmakers raise alarms about new Space Development Agency
The letter obtained by Defense News gives Air Force Secretary Heather Wilson’s opposition of the new space organization some much-needed support on Capitol Hill.
-
Air Force leaders on space deterrence: ‘At some point, we’ve got to hit back’
The top two Air Force officials hinted at this year’s Space Symposium that the U.S military would take offensive actions in space if needed to deter an enemy.
-
Did the Pentagon do enough to convince Congress it needs a Space Force?
Pentagon officials were on the Hill to address a key pressure point to convince Congress to support its plan for the war-fighting domain of space.
-
Space agency has an ambitious plan to launch ‘hundreds’ of small satellites. Can it get off the ground?
The first satellites of the Space Development Agency’s first project could launch as early as 2020.
-
Air Force improves new inspection plan for KC-46s, paving the way for deliveries to restart
The next KC-46 deliveries could occur as early as next week.
-
Top US Air Force official takes shots at Space Development Agency’s first project
Moving forward with a space architecture dependent on small, low-cost satellites could result in disaster, warns Air Force Secretary Heather Wilson.
