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Air Force to reassess health of aircraft inventory due to fatal mishaps
“I think how the Air Force has approached this is not to panic,” says Gen. Ellen Pawlikowski, head of Air Force Materiel Command.
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Air Force deployed mysterious drone to Afghanistan to catch terrorists planting roadside bombs
You may not have heard of Silver Fang, but aviation mishap data obtained by Military Times shows the drone has spent a lot of time in the Middle East.
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Meet the new data challenges. Same as the old data challenges.
Hmm. The military’s issues with providing a single battlefield picture sure sound familiar …
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Remember that list of KC-46 problems? Here’s how they’re getting fixed.
A fix to the infamous “boom scraping” issue is on the way. How will the U.S. Air Force react?
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Air Force targets weapons integration, logistics in second round of light attack demo
The stakes are high: A good showing in the experiment could mean a contract for one of the two participants.
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F-35 deliveries resume as DoD, Lockheed clear up financial disagreement
Does Lockheed now have to pay for a production quality lapse discovered last year? That still hasn’t been disclosed.
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Boeing pushes back on the KC-46 program’s bad reputation with the Air Force
“We have an entire fleet of tankers here,” according to the head of Boeing’s defense business. Defense News has traveled to check this claim.
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Kratos gets green light to market potentially-armed Mako ‘loyal wingman’ drone to allies
Trump’s new drone export policies have been a boon to Kratos’ international sales prospects, CEO Eric DeMarco said.
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Lockheed gets $1.4B contract for F-35 sustainment
The payment will cover sustainment for all U.S. and international F-35s for a year.
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Air Force acquisition exec: To reduce F-35 sustainment cost, focus on agile software
The service’s new head of acquisition has floated doing an agile software pathfinder ahead of the F-35’s modernization program.
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Air Force to reassess health of aircraft inventory due to fatal mishaps
“I think how the Air Force has approached this is not to panic,” says Gen. Ellen Pawlikowski, head of Air Force Materiel Command.
-
Air Force deployed mysterious drone to Afghanistan to catch terrorists planting roadside bombs
You may not have heard of Silver Fang, but aviation mishap data obtained by Military Times shows the drone has spent a lot of time in the Middle East.
-
Meet the new data challenges. Same as the old data challenges.
Hmm. The military’s issues with providing a single battlefield picture sure sound familiar …
-
Remember that list of KC-46 problems? Here’s how they’re getting fixed.
A fix to the infamous “boom scraping” issue is on the way. How will the U.S. Air Force react?
-
Air Force targets weapons integration, logistics in second round of light attack demo
The stakes are high: A good showing in the experiment could mean a contract for one of the two participants.
-
F-35 deliveries resume as DoD, Lockheed clear up financial disagreement
Does Lockheed now have to pay for a production quality lapse discovered last year? That still hasn’t been disclosed.
-
Boeing pushes back on the KC-46 program’s bad reputation with the Air Force
“We have an entire fleet of tankers here,” according to the head of Boeing’s defense business. Defense News has traveled to check this claim.
-
Kratos gets green light to market potentially-armed Mako ‘loyal wingman’ drone to allies
Trump’s new drone export policies have been a boon to Kratos’ international sales prospects, CEO Eric DeMarco said.
-
Lockheed gets $1.4B contract for F-35 sustainment
The payment will cover sustainment for all U.S. and international F-35s for a year.
-
Air Force acquisition exec: To reduce F-35 sustainment cost, focus on agile software
The service’s new head of acquisition has floated doing an agile software pathfinder ahead of the F-35’s modernization program.
-
Air Force to reassess health of aircraft inventory due to fatal mishaps
“I think how the Air Force has approached this is not to panic,” says Gen. Ellen Pawlikowski, head of Air Force Materiel Command.
-
Air Force deployed mysterious drone to Afghanistan to catch terrorists planting roadside bombs
You may not have heard of Silver Fang, but aviation mishap data obtained by Military Times shows the drone has spent a lot of time in the Middle East.
-
Meet the new data challenges. Same as the old data challenges.
Hmm. The military’s issues with providing a single battlefield picture sure sound familiar …
-
Remember that list of KC-46 problems? Here’s how they’re getting fixed.
A fix to the infamous “boom scraping” issue is on the way. How will the U.S. Air Force react?
-
Air Force targets weapons integration, logistics in second round of light attack demo
The stakes are high: A good showing in the experiment could mean a contract for one of the two participants.
-
F-35 deliveries resume as DoD, Lockheed clear up financial disagreement
Does Lockheed now have to pay for a production quality lapse discovered last year? That still hasn’t been disclosed.
-
Boeing pushes back on the KC-46 program’s bad reputation with the Air Force
“We have an entire fleet of tankers here,” according to the head of Boeing’s defense business. Defense News has traveled to check this claim.
-
Kratos gets green light to market potentially-armed Mako ‘loyal wingman’ drone to allies
Trump’s new drone export policies have been a boon to Kratos’ international sales prospects, CEO Eric DeMarco said.
-
Lockheed gets $1.4B contract for F-35 sustainment
The payment will cover sustainment for all U.S. and international F-35s for a year.
-
Air Force acquisition exec: To reduce F-35 sustainment cost, focus on agile software
The service’s new head of acquisition has floated doing an agile software pathfinder ahead of the F-35’s modernization program.
