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Air Mobility Command head calls for more survivable tanker fleet
Once AMC’s tanker capabilities-based assessment wraps up this summer, the command will know more about how it wants to pursue KC-Z.
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Air Force leaders confirm light attack aircraft demo to take off this summer
The Air Force’s light attack aircraft flight demonstration is officially on the books, with an experiment scheduled this summer at Holloman Air Force Base, N.M.
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AFCENT 2-star: Air Force work to rebuild airfields critical to Syria, Iraq fight
The Air Force’s effort to build, rebuild and expand airfields in Iraq and Syria is a central element of the coalition’s push to defeat the Islamic State, the deputy commander of U.S. Air Forces Central Command said Thursday.
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Goldfein: Air Force must hone its skills to face growing global threats
After years of focusing on the threat of violent extremism in the Middle East, the Air Force must now turn its attention to the rest of the world, Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein said Thursday.
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Air Force nuclear officer: New START treaty is ‘good for us’
President Trump has slammed the agreement as a “bad deal.”
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Air Force downplays requirements changes to Air Force One replacement
The White House and U.S. Air Force are finalizing the requirements for the Presidential Aircraft Recapitalization program.
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Russia buzzed NATO aircraft four times in a single day
NATO aircraft had four separate close encounters with Russian planes in separate incidents on Feb. 10, the Air Force’s top general in charge of its forces in Europe said Thursday.
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Boeing and Leonardo debut the MH-139, their bid for the Huey replacement
Boeing and Leonardo are teaming up on the UH-1N replacement program.
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ISIS using more armed drones, ‘Mad Max’ suicide vehicles in Mosul
Air Chief Marshal Mark Binskin likened the vehicles used by the Islamic State group against Iraqi government troops to those featured in the George Miller-directed post-apocalyptic movie franchise.
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US Air Force unit retires drone, transitions to new model
A U.S. Air Force training unit at a base in southern New Mexico has retired a widely used armed drone to transition to a newer remotely piloted model.
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Air Mobility Command head calls for more survivable tanker fleet
Once AMC’s tanker capabilities-based assessment wraps up this summer, the command will know more about how it wants to pursue KC-Z.
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Air Force leaders confirm light attack aircraft demo to take off this summer
The Air Force’s light attack aircraft flight demonstration is officially on the books, with an experiment scheduled this summer at Holloman Air Force Base, N.M.
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AFCENT 2-star: Air Force work to rebuild airfields critical to Syria, Iraq fight
The Air Force’s effort to build, rebuild and expand airfields in Iraq and Syria is a central element of the coalition’s push to defeat the Islamic State, the deputy commander of U.S. Air Forces Central Command said Thursday.
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Goldfein: Air Force must hone its skills to face growing global threats
After years of focusing on the threat of violent extremism in the Middle East, the Air Force must now turn its attention to the rest of the world, Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein said Thursday.
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Air Force nuclear officer: New START treaty is ‘good for us’
President Trump has slammed the agreement as a “bad deal.”
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Air Force downplays requirements changes to Air Force One replacement
The White House and U.S. Air Force are finalizing the requirements for the Presidential Aircraft Recapitalization program.
-
Russia buzzed NATO aircraft four times in a single day
NATO aircraft had four separate close encounters with Russian planes in separate incidents on Feb. 10, the Air Force’s top general in charge of its forces in Europe said Thursday.
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Boeing and Leonardo debut the MH-139, their bid for the Huey replacement
Boeing and Leonardo are teaming up on the UH-1N replacement program.
-
ISIS using more armed drones, ‘Mad Max’ suicide vehicles in Mosul
Air Chief Marshal Mark Binskin likened the vehicles used by the Islamic State group against Iraqi government troops to those featured in the George Miller-directed post-apocalyptic movie franchise.
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US Air Force unit retires drone, transitions to new model
A U.S. Air Force training unit at a base in southern New Mexico has retired a widely used armed drone to transition to a newer remotely piloted model.
-
Air Mobility Command head calls for more survivable tanker fleet
Once AMC’s tanker capabilities-based assessment wraps up this summer, the command will know more about how it wants to pursue KC-Z.
-
Air Force leaders confirm light attack aircraft demo to take off this summer
The Air Force’s light attack aircraft flight demonstration is officially on the books, with an experiment scheduled this summer at Holloman Air Force Base, N.M.
-
AFCENT 2-star: Air Force work to rebuild airfields critical to Syria, Iraq fight
The Air Force’s effort to build, rebuild and expand airfields in Iraq and Syria is a central element of the coalition’s push to defeat the Islamic State, the deputy commander of U.S. Air Forces Central Command said Thursday.
-
Goldfein: Air Force must hone its skills to face growing global threats
After years of focusing on the threat of violent extremism in the Middle East, the Air Force must now turn its attention to the rest of the world, Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein said Thursday.
-
Air Force nuclear officer: New START treaty is ‘good for us’
President Trump has slammed the agreement as a “bad deal.”
-
Air Force downplays requirements changes to Air Force One replacement
The White House and U.S. Air Force are finalizing the requirements for the Presidential Aircraft Recapitalization program.
-
Russia buzzed NATO aircraft four times in a single day
NATO aircraft had four separate close encounters with Russian planes in separate incidents on Feb. 10, the Air Force’s top general in charge of its forces in Europe said Thursday.
-
Boeing and Leonardo debut the MH-139, their bid for the Huey replacement
Boeing and Leonardo are teaming up on the UH-1N replacement program.
-
ISIS using more armed drones, ‘Mad Max’ suicide vehicles in Mosul
Air Chief Marshal Mark Binskin likened the vehicles used by the Islamic State group against Iraqi government troops to those featured in the George Miller-directed post-apocalyptic movie franchise.
-
US Air Force unit retires drone, transitions to new model
A U.S. Air Force training unit at a base in southern New Mexico has retired a widely used armed drone to transition to a newer remotely piloted model.
