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Air Force’s international affairs head tapped to lead Pentagon’s technology transfer org
After an eight-year stint as undersecretary of the Air Force for international affairs, Heidi Grant will move on to a new role in December.
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After Hurricane Michael, the Air Force moved Tyndall AFB’s contracting data to the cloud
The Air Force worked with local civil air patrol to recover a set of servers from Tyndall Air Force base so that officials could make changes to contracts after a devastating hurricane.
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Mattis wants to boost fighter readiness. Here’s how industry could help.
Getting to an 80 percent mission-capable rate is a major goal for the Pentagon. It’s also a major opportunity for defense contractors.
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Head of US Army Rapid Capabilities Office to take top civilian job on the F-35 program
Tayna Skeen, currently the executive director of the Army’s innovation organization, will take on a major leadership role in the F-35 Joint Program Office.
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Politicos are pushing to rebuild Tyndall, but should the Air Force bother?
Lawmakers are pushing the Air Force to rebuild Tyndall Air Base, the hurricane-ravaged home of its F-22 Raptor training fleet.
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Could the Air Force restart the C-17 production line?
The same analysis that laid out the Air Force’s 386-squadron goal may also point to getting more C-17s and getting rid of a couple C-130 squadrons.
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Some F-35s grounded again for new round of inspections
Recent inspections revealed a new problem with F-35s with high flight hours.
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Boeing adds $179M in cost overruns to KC-46 aircraft as delivery draws near
Defense News estimates Boeing has now had to pay about $3.5 billion over the life of the KC-46 program so far.
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Lockheed would have lost $5B meeting Boeing’s price on three recent contracts, CEO says
Lockheed CEO Marillyn Hewson said that the company would have incurred massive losses if it had matched the winning bids put forward by Boeing.
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Air Force’s international affairs head tapped to lead Pentagon’s technology transfer org
After an eight-year stint as undersecretary of the Air Force for international affairs, Heidi Grant will move on to a new role in December.
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After Hurricane Michael, the Air Force moved Tyndall AFB’s contracting data to the cloud
The Air Force worked with local civil air patrol to recover a set of servers from Tyndall Air Force base so that officials could make changes to contracts after a devastating hurricane.
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Mattis wants to boost fighter readiness. Here’s how industry could help.
Getting to an 80 percent mission-capable rate is a major goal for the Pentagon. It’s also a major opportunity for defense contractors.
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Head of US Army Rapid Capabilities Office to take top civilian job on the F-35 program
Tayna Skeen, currently the executive director of the Army’s innovation organization, will take on a major leadership role in the F-35 Joint Program Office.
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Politicos are pushing to rebuild Tyndall, but should the Air Force bother?
Lawmakers are pushing the Air Force to rebuild Tyndall Air Base, the hurricane-ravaged home of its F-22 Raptor training fleet.
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Could the Air Force restart the C-17 production line?
The same analysis that laid out the Air Force’s 386-squadron goal may also point to getting more C-17s and getting rid of a couple C-130 squadrons.
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Some F-35s grounded again for new round of inspections
Recent inspections revealed a new problem with F-35s with high flight hours.
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F-35 officially wins Belgian fighter contest
Belgium will become the 13th F-35 customer worldwide.
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Boeing adds $179M in cost overruns to KC-46 aircraft as delivery draws near
Defense News estimates Boeing has now had to pay about $3.5 billion over the life of the KC-46 program so far.
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Lockheed would have lost $5B meeting Boeing’s price on three recent contracts, CEO says
Lockheed CEO Marillyn Hewson said that the company would have incurred massive losses if it had matched the winning bids put forward by Boeing.
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Air Force’s international affairs head tapped to lead Pentagon’s technology transfer org
After an eight-year stint as undersecretary of the Air Force for international affairs, Heidi Grant will move on to a new role in December.
-
After Hurricane Michael, the Air Force moved Tyndall AFB’s contracting data to the cloud
The Air Force worked with local civil air patrol to recover a set of servers from Tyndall Air Force base so that officials could make changes to contracts after a devastating hurricane.
-
Mattis wants to boost fighter readiness. Here’s how industry could help.
Getting to an 80 percent mission-capable rate is a major goal for the Pentagon. It’s also a major opportunity for defense contractors.
-
Head of US Army Rapid Capabilities Office to take top civilian job on the F-35 program
Tayna Skeen, currently the executive director of the Army’s innovation organization, will take on a major leadership role in the F-35 Joint Program Office.
-
Politicos are pushing to rebuild Tyndall, but should the Air Force bother?
Lawmakers are pushing the Air Force to rebuild Tyndall Air Base, the hurricane-ravaged home of its F-22 Raptor training fleet.
-
Could the Air Force restart the C-17 production line?
The same analysis that laid out the Air Force’s 386-squadron goal may also point to getting more C-17s and getting rid of a couple C-130 squadrons.
-
Some F-35s grounded again for new round of inspections
Recent inspections revealed a new problem with F-35s with high flight hours.
-
F-35 officially wins Belgian fighter contest
Belgium will become the 13th F-35 customer worldwide.
-
Boeing adds $179M in cost overruns to KC-46 aircraft as delivery draws near
Defense News estimates Boeing has now had to pay about $3.5 billion over the life of the KC-46 program so far.
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Lockheed would have lost $5B meeting Boeing’s price on three recent contracts, CEO says
Lockheed CEO Marillyn Hewson said that the company would have incurred massive losses if it had matched the winning bids put forward by Boeing.
