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If CR persists, Air Force could announce T-X winner ahead of contract award
If a continuing resolution extends past December, the Air Force may consider choosing a winner for the T-X program while deferring the actual award, the service’s uniformed head of acquisition said Tuesday.
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New nuclear cruise missile program appears safe going forward
Gen. Robin Rand, the head of U.S. Air Force Global Strike Command, told reporters Sept. 19 that he is “very confident” that the Long Range Stand-Off weapon (LRSO) will be supported when the department’s Nuclear Posture Review is completed, adding that he sees widespread support in Congress for the weapon.
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Air Force continues to make changes to RPA enterprise
The Air Force is looking at employing some changes to its RPA platforms in the coming year.
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Goldfein: Crew rest decisions will soon be made by wing, squadron commanders
The Air Force is about to unveil a new rule giving wing commanders ― and, top leaders hope, squadron commanders ― expanded authority to waive crew rest requirements when necessary.
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Rand ‘cautiously optimistic’ about B-21, looking to B-2 for lessons learned
Gen. Robin Rand, the head of U.S. Air Force Global Strike Command, is “cautiously optimistic” about the progress of the B-21 bomber program.
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DoD official: States ‘spotty’ in easing military spouses’ licensing burdens
The DoD will go back to some states to ask them to ramp up their efforts to help spouses.
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Air Force pursuing worldwide logistics C2 network
The Air Force is working to stand up a global logistics command-and-control network.
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New anti-drone gun ditches the backpack, wires
The newest version of the anti-drone gun offers troops more flexibility.
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Fourteen C-5s still out for repair after Air Force-wide standdown, says AMC commander
Gen. Carlton Everhart also discussed the KC-46 Pegasus and the possibility of an aviator-only career path.
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Air Force secretary: No concerns over Northrop-Orbital agreement
Secretary of the Air Force Heather Wilson has no concerns “at this point” over Northrop Grumman’s proposed acquisition of Orbital ATK, but said the service will keep a close eye on how things move forward.
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If CR persists, Air Force could announce T-X winner ahead of contract award
If a continuing resolution extends past December, the Air Force may consider choosing a winner for the T-X program while deferring the actual award, the service’s uniformed head of acquisition said Tuesday.
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New nuclear cruise missile program appears safe going forward
Gen. Robin Rand, the head of U.S. Air Force Global Strike Command, told reporters Sept. 19 that he is “very confident” that the Long Range Stand-Off weapon (LRSO) will be supported when the department’s Nuclear Posture Review is completed, adding that he sees widespread support in Congress for the weapon.
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Air Force continues to make changes to RPA enterprise
The Air Force is looking at employing some changes to its RPA platforms in the coming year.
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Goldfein: Crew rest decisions will soon be made by wing, squadron commanders
The Air Force is about to unveil a new rule giving wing commanders ― and, top leaders hope, squadron commanders ― expanded authority to waive crew rest requirements when necessary.
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Rand ‘cautiously optimistic’ about B-21, looking to B-2 for lessons learned
Gen. Robin Rand, the head of U.S. Air Force Global Strike Command, is “cautiously optimistic” about the progress of the B-21 bomber program.
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DoD official: States ‘spotty’ in easing military spouses’ licensing burdens
The DoD will go back to some states to ask them to ramp up their efforts to help spouses.
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Air Force pursuing worldwide logistics C2 network
The Air Force is working to stand up a global logistics command-and-control network.
-
New anti-drone gun ditches the backpack, wires
The newest version of the anti-drone gun offers troops more flexibility.
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Fourteen C-5s still out for repair after Air Force-wide standdown, says AMC commander
Gen. Carlton Everhart also discussed the KC-46 Pegasus and the possibility of an aviator-only career path.
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Air Force secretary: No concerns over Northrop-Orbital agreement
Secretary of the Air Force Heather Wilson has no concerns “at this point” over Northrop Grumman’s proposed acquisition of Orbital ATK, but said the service will keep a close eye on how things move forward.
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If CR persists, Air Force could announce T-X winner ahead of contract award
If a continuing resolution extends past December, the Air Force may consider choosing a winner for the T-X program while deferring the actual award, the service’s uniformed head of acquisition said Tuesday.
-
New nuclear cruise missile program appears safe going forward
Gen. Robin Rand, the head of U.S. Air Force Global Strike Command, told reporters Sept. 19 that he is “very confident” that the Long Range Stand-Off weapon (LRSO) will be supported when the department’s Nuclear Posture Review is completed, adding that he sees widespread support in Congress for the weapon.
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Air Force continues to make changes to RPA enterprise
The Air Force is looking at employing some changes to its RPA platforms in the coming year.
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Goldfein: Crew rest decisions will soon be made by wing, squadron commanders
The Air Force is about to unveil a new rule giving wing commanders ― and, top leaders hope, squadron commanders ― expanded authority to waive crew rest requirements when necessary.
-
Rand ‘cautiously optimistic’ about B-21, looking to B-2 for lessons learned
Gen. Robin Rand, the head of U.S. Air Force Global Strike Command, is “cautiously optimistic” about the progress of the B-21 bomber program.
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DoD official: States ‘spotty’ in easing military spouses’ licensing burdens
The DoD will go back to some states to ask them to ramp up their efforts to help spouses.
-
Air Force pursuing worldwide logistics C2 network
The Air Force is working to stand up a global logistics command-and-control network.
-
New anti-drone gun ditches the backpack, wires
The newest version of the anti-drone gun offers troops more flexibility.
-
Fourteen C-5s still out for repair after Air Force-wide standdown, says AMC commander
Gen. Carlton Everhart also discussed the KC-46 Pegasus and the possibility of an aviator-only career path.
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Air Force secretary: No concerns over Northrop-Orbital agreement
Secretary of the Air Force Heather Wilson has no concerns “at this point” over Northrop Grumman’s proposed acquisition of Orbital ATK, but said the service will keep a close eye on how things move forward.
