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Saab pledges to open new facility in US for T-X, but questions remain
Saab intends to establish a manufacturing and production center in the U.S. to handle the Swedish company’s work on the Boeing-Saab T-X trainer aircraft – although it is unclear if that plan will remain in place should the team-up fail to win the U.S. Air Force’s contract, nor where the facility might end up.
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Air Force to scrutinize science and technology investments in yearlong review
Over the next year, the Air Force will review and revise its science and technology strategy, giving a second look at the service’s cutting edge research and development investments that could bear fruit in future decades, the service’s top civilian said Monday.
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Eyeing the future fighter, Pratt & Whitney hits milestone with new adaptive engine
Pratt & Whitney has wrapped up key tests of an adaptive three-stream fan — a critical step forward for engine technology that could power the Air Force’s future fighter jet.
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Leonardo DRS announces new head of T-100 program
Leonardo DRS has named a new head of its T-100 program, who will be responsible for leading the development and of the T-100 if the company wins the T-X trainer contract later this year.
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Fate of A-10, F-15 to be decided this fall
As the Air Force increases its F-35 buy rate and more joint strike fighters come online, the question is not if it will begin retiring its legacy combat aircraft, but when.
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Air Force transitioning key intelligence system to open architecture
By the end of 2018, the Air Force’s distributed common ground system will have tested a new open architecture backbone, paving the way for it to use algorithms and machine learning to exploit data, a service official told Defense News on Sept. 5.
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Air Force secretary: ‘We are a service that is too small’
As the Air Force marks its 70th birthday, it’s facing a series of challenges unlike any other in its history.
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On the Air Force’s 70th birthday, its chief uses the past to guide the future
Nearly the entire history of flight can be traced while circling Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein’s Pentagon office.
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Your favorite Air Force planes
To mark the Air Force’s 70th birthday, Air Force Times asked some of the service’s top leaders to name their favorite plane.
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Airmen remain in high demand in Europe
The pace of rotational deployments and training exercises in Europe is high in 2017, and it won’t be slowing down in the year to come, said the top Air Force commander there.
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Saab pledges to open new facility in US for T-X, but questions remain
Saab intends to establish a manufacturing and production center in the U.S. to handle the Swedish company’s work on the Boeing-Saab T-X trainer aircraft – although it is unclear if that plan will remain in place should the team-up fail to win the U.S. Air Force’s contract, nor where the facility might end up.
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Air Force to scrutinize science and technology investments in yearlong review
Over the next year, the Air Force will review and revise its science and technology strategy, giving a second look at the service’s cutting edge research and development investments that could bear fruit in future decades, the service’s top civilian said Monday.
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Eyeing the future fighter, Pratt & Whitney hits milestone with new adaptive engine
Pratt & Whitney has wrapped up key tests of an adaptive three-stream fan — a critical step forward for engine technology that could power the Air Force’s future fighter jet.
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Leonardo DRS announces new head of T-100 program
Leonardo DRS has named a new head of its T-100 program, who will be responsible for leading the development and of the T-100 if the company wins the T-X trainer contract later this year.
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Fate of A-10, F-15 to be decided this fall
As the Air Force increases its F-35 buy rate and more joint strike fighters come online, the question is not if it will begin retiring its legacy combat aircraft, but when.
-
Air Force transitioning key intelligence system to open architecture
By the end of 2018, the Air Force’s distributed common ground system will have tested a new open architecture backbone, paving the way for it to use algorithms and machine learning to exploit data, a service official told Defense News on Sept. 5.
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Air Force secretary: ‘We are a service that is too small’
As the Air Force marks its 70th birthday, it’s facing a series of challenges unlike any other in its history.
-
On the Air Force’s 70th birthday, its chief uses the past to guide the future
Nearly the entire history of flight can be traced while circling Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein’s Pentagon office.
-
Your favorite Air Force planes
To mark the Air Force’s 70th birthday, Air Force Times asked some of the service’s top leaders to name their favorite plane.
-
Airmen remain in high demand in Europe
The pace of rotational deployments and training exercises in Europe is high in 2017, and it won’t be slowing down in the year to come, said the top Air Force commander there.
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Saab pledges to open new facility in US for T-X, but questions remain
Saab intends to establish a manufacturing and production center in the U.S. to handle the Swedish company’s work on the Boeing-Saab T-X trainer aircraft – although it is unclear if that plan will remain in place should the team-up fail to win the U.S. Air Force’s contract, nor where the facility might end up.
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Air Force to scrutinize science and technology investments in yearlong review
Over the next year, the Air Force will review and revise its science and technology strategy, giving a second look at the service’s cutting edge research and development investments that could bear fruit in future decades, the service’s top civilian said Monday.
-
Eyeing the future fighter, Pratt & Whitney hits milestone with new adaptive engine
Pratt & Whitney has wrapped up key tests of an adaptive three-stream fan — a critical step forward for engine technology that could power the Air Force’s future fighter jet.
-
Leonardo DRS announces new head of T-100 program
Leonardo DRS has named a new head of its T-100 program, who will be responsible for leading the development and of the T-100 if the company wins the T-X trainer contract later this year.
-
Fate of A-10, F-15 to be decided this fall
As the Air Force increases its F-35 buy rate and more joint strike fighters come online, the question is not if it will begin retiring its legacy combat aircraft, but when.
-
Air Force transitioning key intelligence system to open architecture
By the end of 2018, the Air Force’s distributed common ground system will have tested a new open architecture backbone, paving the way for it to use algorithms and machine learning to exploit data, a service official told Defense News on Sept. 5.
-
Air Force secretary: ‘We are a service that is too small’
As the Air Force marks its 70th birthday, it’s facing a series of challenges unlike any other in its history.
-
On the Air Force’s 70th birthday, its chief uses the past to guide the future
Nearly the entire history of flight can be traced while circling Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein’s Pentagon office.
-
Your favorite Air Force planes
To mark the Air Force’s 70th birthday, Air Force Times asked some of the service’s top leaders to name their favorite plane.
-
Airmen remain in high demand in Europe
The pace of rotational deployments and training exercises in Europe is high in 2017, and it won’t be slowing down in the year to come, said the top Air Force commander there.
