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No ‘devastating impact’ to F-35 industrial base if Turkey removed from program, says US Air Force official
U.S. concern over Turkey’s planned purchased of a Russian anti-aircraft system should teach the Pentagon about the importance of security cooperation, the U.S. Air Force’s top international affairs official says.
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Saab puts marketing effort for Swordfish maritime plane on hiatus
Why is Saab stepping away from its sub-hunting aircraft concept?
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Will the Thai Air Force get more Gripen jets?
Thai fighter pilots say more jets are needed. But, as usual, it may come down to budget priorities.
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Space Force could cost fraction of Air Force estimates
A defense budget analyst thinks the Air Force overestimated the cost of standing up a new space service. Here are his numbers.
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Here’s what the Pentagon thinks the actual cost of a Space Force will be
Hint: It’s less than the $13 billion the Air Force says it needs.
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The A-10 Warthog’s biggest advocate lost her bid for the Senate, but does it actually matter?
Rep. Martha McSally’s loss of the Arizona Senate seat could have big implications for the future of the Air Force’s famous close-air support plane.
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STRATCOM head on key lawmaker’s arms control agenda: ‘If you want to save money, change the threat’
Cutting a leg of the nuclear triad isn’t the right move, but there are cost savings to be found, the head of U.S. Strategic Command said Wednesday.
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Lockheed gets $6B downpayment to start F-35 block buy
The new contract action covers 255 jets total, but final terms are still being negotiated between the Defense Department and Lockheed Martin.
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Air Force to wrap up electronic warfare study by January
The review will help the Air Force figure out how to defeat high-end threats as far out as 2040.
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The US military’s chaff and flare industry is on fragile ground
The military faces an uncertain future for an industry that is alarmingly small and fraught with safety concerns.
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No ‘devastating impact’ to F-35 industrial base if Turkey removed from program, says US Air Force official
U.S. concern over Turkey’s planned purchased of a Russian anti-aircraft system should teach the Pentagon about the importance of security cooperation, the U.S. Air Force’s top international affairs official says.
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Saab puts marketing effort for Swordfish maritime plane on hiatus
Why is Saab stepping away from its sub-hunting aircraft concept?
-
Will the Thai Air Force get more Gripen jets?
Thai fighter pilots say more jets are needed. But, as usual, it may come down to budget priorities.
-
Space Force could cost fraction of Air Force estimates
A defense budget analyst thinks the Air Force overestimated the cost of standing up a new space service. Here are his numbers.
-
Here’s what the Pentagon thinks the actual cost of a Space Force will be
Hint: It’s less than the $13 billion the Air Force says it needs.
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The A-10 Warthog’s biggest advocate lost her bid for the Senate, but does it actually matter?
Rep. Martha McSally’s loss of the Arizona Senate seat could have big implications for the future of the Air Force’s famous close-air support plane.
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STRATCOM head on key lawmaker’s arms control agenda: ‘If you want to save money, change the threat’
Cutting a leg of the nuclear triad isn’t the right move, but there are cost savings to be found, the head of U.S. Strategic Command said Wednesday.
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Lockheed gets $6B downpayment to start F-35 block buy
The new contract action covers 255 jets total, but final terms are still being negotiated between the Defense Department and Lockheed Martin.
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Air Force to wrap up electronic warfare study by January
The review will help the Air Force figure out how to defeat high-end threats as far out as 2040.
-
The US military’s chaff and flare industry is on fragile ground
The military faces an uncertain future for an industry that is alarmingly small and fraught with safety concerns.
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No ‘devastating impact’ to F-35 industrial base if Turkey removed from program, says US Air Force official
U.S. concern over Turkey’s planned purchased of a Russian anti-aircraft system should teach the Pentagon about the importance of security cooperation, the U.S. Air Force’s top international affairs official says.
-
Saab puts marketing effort for Swordfish maritime plane on hiatus
Why is Saab stepping away from its sub-hunting aircraft concept?
-
Will the Thai Air Force get more Gripen jets?
Thai fighter pilots say more jets are needed. But, as usual, it may come down to budget priorities.
-
Space Force could cost fraction of Air Force estimates
A defense budget analyst thinks the Air Force overestimated the cost of standing up a new space service. Here are his numbers.
-
Here’s what the Pentagon thinks the actual cost of a Space Force will be
Hint: It’s less than the $13 billion the Air Force says it needs.
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The A-10 Warthog’s biggest advocate lost her bid for the Senate, but does it actually matter?
Rep. Martha McSally’s loss of the Arizona Senate seat could have big implications for the future of the Air Force’s famous close-air support plane.
-
STRATCOM head on key lawmaker’s arms control agenda: ‘If you want to save money, change the threat’
Cutting a leg of the nuclear triad isn’t the right move, but there are cost savings to be found, the head of U.S. Strategic Command said Wednesday.
-
Lockheed gets $6B downpayment to start F-35 block buy
The new contract action covers 255 jets total, but final terms are still being negotiated between the Defense Department and Lockheed Martin.
-
Air Force to wrap up electronic warfare study by January
The review will help the Air Force figure out how to defeat high-end threats as far out as 2040.
-
The US military’s chaff and flare industry is on fragile ground
The military faces an uncertain future for an industry that is alarmingly small and fraught with safety concerns.
