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Interview: Kadena Air Base’s 18th Wing commander on North Korea, and why readiness is at an all-time high
Kadena Air Base is the biggest U.S. military base in the Asia-Pacific. Its commander chatted with Defense News about some of its biggest challenges.
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The F-35 may be heading into its faceoff with the A-10 this April
The F-35 has a big close-air support test this April. Is this the much-hyped F-35 versus A-10 showdown?
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F-35 program head blasts Lockheed for slow progress on contract
Yet again, the F-35 Program Office is having a hard time reaching a final contract agreement with Lockheed Martin.
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Trump, Boeing reach handshake agreement to cap Air Force One program at $3.9B
The White House claims it cut the price of the program by $1 billion, but the figures don’t add up.
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New $64M fund will give US Air Force squadrons chance to spearhead tech projects
The new “Squadron Innovation Fund” will dole out about $10,000 to $30,000 per squadron.
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Here’s what we know about the Air Force’s alternative to the JSTARS recap
In its recently unveiled fiscal 2019 budget proposal, the Air Force canceled its JSTARS recapitalization program in favor of a disaggregated battle management approach.
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US Air Force eyes self-protection systems for aging tankers, airlifters
A new “High Value Airborne Asset” study recommended improvements to communications, situational awareness and self-protection systems.
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Lockheed filed a pre-award protest of the Air Force‘s Huey replacement competition. Here‘s why.
Lockheed Martin’s Sikorsky made the rare move of filing a protest with the U.S. Government Accountability Office before the Air Force chose a winner for the UH-1N replacement program.
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Structural issues plague US Pave Hawk helicopters
The Air Force’s 33rd Rescue Squadron is tasked with one of the service’s most important tasks, but many of its Pave Hawk helicopters used for those missions have begun exhibiting structural cracking.
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Interview: Head of US Air Force special ops in Asia-Pacific talks regional threats, priorities
The head of the 353rd Special Operations Group sat down with Defense News to talk about the team’s work and why it matters to the diverse, often volatile Asia-Pacific region.
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Interview: Kadena Air Base’s 18th Wing commander on North Korea, and why readiness is at an all-time high
Kadena Air Base is the biggest U.S. military base in the Asia-Pacific. Its commander chatted with Defense News about some of its biggest challenges.
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The F-35 may be heading into its faceoff with the A-10 this April
The F-35 has a big close-air support test this April. Is this the much-hyped F-35 versus A-10 showdown?
-
F-35 program head blasts Lockheed for slow progress on contract
Yet again, the F-35 Program Office is having a hard time reaching a final contract agreement with Lockheed Martin.
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Trump, Boeing reach handshake agreement to cap Air Force One program at $3.9B
The White House claims it cut the price of the program by $1 billion, but the figures don’t add up.
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New $64M fund will give US Air Force squadrons chance to spearhead tech projects
The new “Squadron Innovation Fund” will dole out about $10,000 to $30,000 per squadron.
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Here’s what we know about the Air Force’s alternative to the JSTARS recap
In its recently unveiled fiscal 2019 budget proposal, the Air Force canceled its JSTARS recapitalization program in favor of a disaggregated battle management approach.
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US Air Force eyes self-protection systems for aging tankers, airlifters
A new “High Value Airborne Asset” study recommended improvements to communications, situational awareness and self-protection systems.
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Lockheed filed a pre-award protest of the Air Force‘s Huey replacement competition. Here‘s why.
Lockheed Martin’s Sikorsky made the rare move of filing a protest with the U.S. Government Accountability Office before the Air Force chose a winner for the UH-1N replacement program.
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Structural issues plague US Pave Hawk helicopters
The Air Force’s 33rd Rescue Squadron is tasked with one of the service’s most important tasks, but many of its Pave Hawk helicopters used for those missions have begun exhibiting structural cracking.
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Interview: Head of US Air Force special ops in Asia-Pacific talks regional threats, priorities
The head of the 353rd Special Operations Group sat down with Defense News to talk about the team’s work and why it matters to the diverse, often volatile Asia-Pacific region.
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Interview: Kadena Air Base’s 18th Wing commander on North Korea, and why readiness is at an all-time high
Kadena Air Base is the biggest U.S. military base in the Asia-Pacific. Its commander chatted with Defense News about some of its biggest challenges.
-
The F-35 may be heading into its faceoff with the A-10 this April
The F-35 has a big close-air support test this April. Is this the much-hyped F-35 versus A-10 showdown?
-
F-35 program head blasts Lockheed for slow progress on contract
Yet again, the F-35 Program Office is having a hard time reaching a final contract agreement with Lockheed Martin.
-
Trump, Boeing reach handshake agreement to cap Air Force One program at $3.9B
The White House claims it cut the price of the program by $1 billion, but the figures don’t add up.
-
New $64M fund will give US Air Force squadrons chance to spearhead tech projects
The new “Squadron Innovation Fund” will dole out about $10,000 to $30,000 per squadron.
-
Here’s what we know about the Air Force’s alternative to the JSTARS recap
In its recently unveiled fiscal 2019 budget proposal, the Air Force canceled its JSTARS recapitalization program in favor of a disaggregated battle management approach.
-
US Air Force eyes self-protection systems for aging tankers, airlifters
A new “High Value Airborne Asset” study recommended improvements to communications, situational awareness and self-protection systems.
-
Lockheed filed a pre-award protest of the Air Force‘s Huey replacement competition. Here‘s why.
Lockheed Martin’s Sikorsky made the rare move of filing a protest with the U.S. Government Accountability Office before the Air Force chose a winner for the UH-1N replacement program.
-
Structural issues plague US Pave Hawk helicopters
The Air Force’s 33rd Rescue Squadron is tasked with one of the service’s most important tasks, but many of its Pave Hawk helicopters used for those missions have begun exhibiting structural cracking.
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Interview: Head of US Air Force special ops in Asia-Pacific talks regional threats, priorities
The head of the 353rd Special Operations Group sat down with Defense News to talk about the team’s work and why it matters to the diverse, often volatile Asia-Pacific region.
