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4 ways Lockheed’s new F-35 head wants to fix the fighter jet program
Challenges still abound for the Pentagon’s most expensive acquisition program.
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Saab readies to offer airborne early warning plane to UK
The Swedish defense firm is looking across the defense industry for aircraft that could host its Erieye sensor.
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Allies’ plans for new fighter jet technology a boon for US Air Force, chief says
The next wave of fighter jets may not be huge, multinational projects like the F-35 or Eurofighter Typhoon. That might be a good thing, the U.S. Air Force’s top general says.
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Northrop’s Fire Scout drone gets a new look for its European debut
Northrop is highlighting the helicopter drone’s anti-submarine warfare capability at the Royal International Air Tattoo.
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Top US Air Force general has a space-based proposal for allies
Gen. Dave Goldfein’s pitch will prove somewhat unusual.
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Typhoon in Guam damages several KC-135s
A number of KC-135 tankers deployed to Andersen Air Force Base were damaged this week as Typhoon Maria swept through Guam, Pacific Air Forces confirmed on Friday.
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Air Force quietly, and reluctantly, pushing JSTARS recap source selection ahead
The Air Force wants to cancel the JSTARS recap program. But source selection may be further ahead than you think.
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US defense firms brace for damage control in wake of Trump’s tough rhetoric
Will the combo of President Donald Trump’s tariffs and feuds with European leaders take its toll on U.S. aerospace manufacturers competing for near-term fighter jet opportunities?
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US Air Force cancels remaining light-attack experiment flights, but effort will continue
The Air Force has made a decision on the future of the light-attack experiment.
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Light attack experiment flights suspended as Air Force investigates pilot death
The service is still figuring out whether it should restart its light attack experiment.
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4 ways Lockheed’s new F-35 head wants to fix the fighter jet program
Challenges still abound for the Pentagon’s most expensive acquisition program.
-
Saab readies to offer airborne early warning plane to UK
The Swedish defense firm is looking across the defense industry for aircraft that could host its Erieye sensor.
-
Allies’ plans for new fighter jet technology a boon for US Air Force, chief says
The next wave of fighter jets may not be huge, multinational projects like the F-35 or Eurofighter Typhoon. That might be a good thing, the U.S. Air Force’s top general says.
-
Northrop’s Fire Scout drone gets a new look for its European debut
Northrop is highlighting the helicopter drone’s anti-submarine warfare capability at the Royal International Air Tattoo.
-
Top US Air Force general has a space-based proposal for allies
Gen. Dave Goldfein’s pitch will prove somewhat unusual.
-
Typhoon in Guam damages several KC-135s
A number of KC-135 tankers deployed to Andersen Air Force Base were damaged this week as Typhoon Maria swept through Guam, Pacific Air Forces confirmed on Friday.
-
Air Force quietly, and reluctantly, pushing JSTARS recap source selection ahead
The Air Force wants to cancel the JSTARS recap program. But source selection may be further ahead than you think.
-
US defense firms brace for damage control in wake of Trump’s tough rhetoric
Will the combo of President Donald Trump’s tariffs and feuds with European leaders take its toll on U.S. aerospace manufacturers competing for near-term fighter jet opportunities?
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US Air Force cancels remaining light-attack experiment flights, but effort will continue
The Air Force has made a decision on the future of the light-attack experiment.
-
Light attack experiment flights suspended as Air Force investigates pilot death
The service is still figuring out whether it should restart its light attack experiment.
-
4 ways Lockheed’s new F-35 head wants to fix the fighter jet program
Challenges still abound for the Pentagon’s most expensive acquisition program.
-
Saab readies to offer airborne early warning plane to UK
The Swedish defense firm is looking across the defense industry for aircraft that could host its Erieye sensor.
-
Allies’ plans for new fighter jet technology a boon for US Air Force, chief says
The next wave of fighter jets may not be huge, multinational projects like the F-35 or Eurofighter Typhoon. That might be a good thing, the U.S. Air Force’s top general says.
-
Northrop’s Fire Scout drone gets a new look for its European debut
Northrop is highlighting the helicopter drone’s anti-submarine warfare capability at the Royal International Air Tattoo.
-
Top US Air Force general has a space-based proposal for allies
Gen. Dave Goldfein’s pitch will prove somewhat unusual.
-
Typhoon in Guam damages several KC-135s
A number of KC-135 tankers deployed to Andersen Air Force Base were damaged this week as Typhoon Maria swept through Guam, Pacific Air Forces confirmed on Friday.
-
Air Force quietly, and reluctantly, pushing JSTARS recap source selection ahead
The Air Force wants to cancel the JSTARS recap program. But source selection may be further ahead than you think.
-
US defense firms brace for damage control in wake of Trump’s tough rhetoric
Will the combo of President Donald Trump’s tariffs and feuds with European leaders take its toll on U.S. aerospace manufacturers competing for near-term fighter jet opportunities?
-
US Air Force cancels remaining light-attack experiment flights, but effort will continue
The Air Force has made a decision on the future of the light-attack experiment.
-
Light attack experiment flights suspended as Air Force investigates pilot death
The service is still figuring out whether it should restart its light attack experiment.
