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The US Air Force doesn’t want F-15X. But it needs more fighter jets.
The top two Air Force leaders made it clear that buying new fourth-generation planes was not their first choice.
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Lawmakers stand ready to protect F-35 from F-15X budget threats
Air Force leaders say their commitment to the F-35 is ironclad. Supporters of the program aim to ensure it stays that way.
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How the US Air Force’s Kessel Run team plans to solve one of the F-35 program’s biggest headaches
The F-35’s 1990s-era logistics backbone is getting a facelift.
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With months left on the clock, US Air Force sprints toward readiness goal
Officials say the Air Force is on track to meet its 80 percent mission-capable rate mandate.
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US Air Force chief on the F-35 ‘quarterback,’ new and improved F-15, and future of light attack
To Gen. David Goldfein, if adversaries ever see an F-35, they should know the jet isn’t alone, and that network of systems is “about to wreak havoc, and there’s nothing they can do about it.”
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3 ways mobility is transforming Air Force readiness
The U.S. Air Force is facing a daunting readiness challenge in preparation for a new type of asymmetric warfare and multidomain conflict.
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Here we have the poster child for how not to develop technology
Theoretically it would seem ludicrous to allocate nearly two decades to develop a tech system, considering how rapidly technology evolves. And that brings us to ALIS.
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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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Northrop made JSTARS leadership changes after Air Force grounded planes last year
Northrop Grumman replaced at least one official at its JSTARS depot in Lake Charles, Louisiana, after four JSTARS aircraft were grounded last year as a result of maintenance problems.
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Air Force details multiple ‘unsafe and unprofessional’ Russian aircraft intercepts
Russian aircraft conducted several “unsafe and unprofessional” encounters with both U.S. and NATO aircraft on Feb. 10, according to additional information provided by the Air Force.
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The US Air Force doesn’t want F-15X. But it needs more fighter jets.
The top two Air Force leaders made it clear that buying new fourth-generation planes was not their first choice.
-
Lawmakers stand ready to protect F-35 from F-15X budget threats
Air Force leaders say their commitment to the F-35 is ironclad. Supporters of the program aim to ensure it stays that way.
-
How the US Air Force’s Kessel Run team plans to solve one of the F-35 program’s biggest headaches
The F-35’s 1990s-era logistics backbone is getting a facelift.
-
With months left on the clock, US Air Force sprints toward readiness goal
Officials say the Air Force is on track to meet its 80 percent mission-capable rate mandate.
-
US Air Force chief on the F-35 ‘quarterback,’ new and improved F-15, and future of light attack
To Gen. David Goldfein, if adversaries ever see an F-35, they should know the jet isn’t alone, and that network of systems is “about to wreak havoc, and there’s nothing they can do about it.”
-
3 ways mobility is transforming Air Force readiness
The U.S. Air Force is facing a daunting readiness challenge in preparation for a new type of asymmetric warfare and multidomain conflict.
-
Here we have the poster child for how not to develop technology
Theoretically it would seem ludicrous to allocate nearly two decades to develop a tech system, considering how rapidly technology evolves. And that brings us to ALIS.
-
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.
-
Northrop made JSTARS leadership changes after Air Force grounded planes last year
Northrop Grumman replaced at least one official at its JSTARS depot in Lake Charles, Louisiana, after four JSTARS aircraft were grounded last year as a result of maintenance problems.
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Air Force details multiple ‘unsafe and unprofessional’ Russian aircraft intercepts
Russian aircraft conducted several “unsafe and unprofessional” encounters with both U.S. and NATO aircraft on Feb. 10, according to additional information provided by the Air Force.
-
The US Air Force doesn’t want F-15X. But it needs more fighter jets.
The top two Air Force leaders made it clear that buying new fourth-generation planes was not their first choice.
-
Lawmakers stand ready to protect F-35 from F-15X budget threats
Air Force leaders say their commitment to the F-35 is ironclad. Supporters of the program aim to ensure it stays that way.
-
How the US Air Force’s Kessel Run team plans to solve one of the F-35 program’s biggest headaches
The F-35’s 1990s-era logistics backbone is getting a facelift.
-
With months left on the clock, US Air Force sprints toward readiness goal
Officials say the Air Force is on track to meet its 80 percent mission-capable rate mandate.
-
US Air Force chief on the F-35 ‘quarterback,’ new and improved F-15, and future of light attack
To Gen. David Goldfein, if adversaries ever see an F-35, they should know the jet isn’t alone, and that network of systems is “about to wreak havoc, and there’s nothing they can do about it.”
-
3 ways mobility is transforming Air Force readiness
The U.S. Air Force is facing a daunting readiness challenge in preparation for a new type of asymmetric warfare and multidomain conflict.
-
Here we have the poster child for how not to develop technology
Theoretically it would seem ludicrous to allocate nearly two decades to develop a tech system, considering how rapidly technology evolves. And that brings us to ALIS.
-
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.
-
Northrop made JSTARS leadership changes after Air Force grounded planes last year
Northrop Grumman replaced at least one official at its JSTARS depot in Lake Charles, Louisiana, after four JSTARS aircraft were grounded last year as a result of maintenance problems.
-
Air Force details multiple ‘unsafe and unprofessional’ Russian aircraft intercepts
Russian aircraft conducted several “unsafe and unprofessional” encounters with both U.S. and NATO aircraft on Feb. 10, according to additional information provided by the Air Force.
