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‘I’ll be their angel investor’: Air Force vice chief wants to crowdsource airmen’s ideas
In the coming weeks, the Air Force will be rolling out a new initiative to crowdsource solutions from airmen around the service.
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Air Force to launch new command and control-themed exercise in November
As space and cyber inject new questions about how to do command and control, the Air Force is hoping a series of tabletop exercises will help it come up with improved ideas.
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The Corps has already started fielding the new Mk13 sniper rifle
Marines with 1 MEF are the first to get their hands on the new deadly sniper rifle that has been employed with Marine Raiders.
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How does the US Air Force plan to keep bombers affordable?
As the Air Force expands from 312 to 386 operational squadrons, how can the service keep costs within reason?
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Does the Air Force really need 74 more squadrons? It depends on who you ask
The nearly 25 percent increase in squadrons would be the lynchpin in the service’s “Air Force We Need” proposal.
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Air Force plan to get to 386 squadrons still a fuzzy proposition
Is the Air Force’s 386-squadron goal just another pipe dream?
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Goldfein: Air Force must return to expeditionary roots to fight next war
Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein called on the Air Force to “return to our expeditionary roots” and prepare to quickly deploy and set up new bases to respond to future conflicts.
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Three-star: Expect future mobilizations and transits to be contested
Fighting near-peer adversaries isn’t all about the front line. In fact, the logistical nightmare of fighting across continents could get a lot worse as opponents learn to disrupt baggage trains without ever making a physical footprint on their target’s shores.
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How the Air Force plans to use space to project power in the 21st century
One reason space is so important not just to the Air Force, but all military services, is that space assets enable multidomain operations that are becoming the norm in the modern warfare.
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Bombers, fighters and tankers unite: Will the Air Force rebuild composite wings to fight near-peer foes?
The Air Force is looking at new ways to prepare its airmen to deploy and fight. One possibility could be the return of composite wings, or some similar method of bringing fighters, bombers , tankers and other aircraft together to challenge near-peer rivals.
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‘I’ll be their angel investor’: Air Force vice chief wants to crowdsource airmen’s ideas
In the coming weeks, the Air Force will be rolling out a new initiative to crowdsource solutions from airmen around the service.
-
Air Force to launch new command and control-themed exercise in November
As space and cyber inject new questions about how to do command and control, the Air Force is hoping a series of tabletop exercises will help it come up with improved ideas.
-
The Corps has already started fielding the new Mk13 sniper rifle
Marines with 1 MEF are the first to get their hands on the new deadly sniper rifle that has been employed with Marine Raiders.
-
How does the US Air Force plan to keep bombers affordable?
As the Air Force expands from 312 to 386 operational squadrons, how can the service keep costs within reason?
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Does the Air Force really need 74 more squadrons? It depends on who you ask
The nearly 25 percent increase in squadrons would be the lynchpin in the service’s “Air Force We Need” proposal.
-
Air Force plan to get to 386 squadrons still a fuzzy proposition
Is the Air Force’s 386-squadron goal just another pipe dream?
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Goldfein: Air Force must return to expeditionary roots to fight next war
Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein called on the Air Force to “return to our expeditionary roots” and prepare to quickly deploy and set up new bases to respond to future conflicts.
-
Three-star: Expect future mobilizations and transits to be contested
Fighting near-peer adversaries isn’t all about the front line. In fact, the logistical nightmare of fighting across continents could get a lot worse as opponents learn to disrupt baggage trains without ever making a physical footprint on their target’s shores.
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How the Air Force plans to use space to project power in the 21st century
One reason space is so important not just to the Air Force, but all military services, is that space assets enable multidomain operations that are becoming the norm in the modern warfare.
-
Bombers, fighters and tankers unite: Will the Air Force rebuild composite wings to fight near-peer foes?
The Air Force is looking at new ways to prepare its airmen to deploy and fight. One possibility could be the return of composite wings, or some similar method of bringing fighters, bombers , tankers and other aircraft together to challenge near-peer rivals.
-
‘I’ll be their angel investor’: Air Force vice chief wants to crowdsource airmen’s ideas
In the coming weeks, the Air Force will be rolling out a new initiative to crowdsource solutions from airmen around the service.
-
Air Force to launch new command and control-themed exercise in November
As space and cyber inject new questions about how to do command and control, the Air Force is hoping a series of tabletop exercises will help it come up with improved ideas.
-
The Corps has already started fielding the new Mk13 sniper rifle
Marines with 1 MEF are the first to get their hands on the new deadly sniper rifle that has been employed with Marine Raiders.
-
How does the US Air Force plan to keep bombers affordable?
As the Air Force expands from 312 to 386 operational squadrons, how can the service keep costs within reason?
-
Does the Air Force really need 74 more squadrons? It depends on who you ask
The nearly 25 percent increase in squadrons would be the lynchpin in the service’s “Air Force We Need” proposal.
-
Air Force plan to get to 386 squadrons still a fuzzy proposition
Is the Air Force’s 386-squadron goal just another pipe dream?
-
Goldfein: Air Force must return to expeditionary roots to fight next war
Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein called on the Air Force to “return to our expeditionary roots” and prepare to quickly deploy and set up new bases to respond to future conflicts.
-
Three-star: Expect future mobilizations and transits to be contested
Fighting near-peer adversaries isn’t all about the front line. In fact, the logistical nightmare of fighting across continents could get a lot worse as opponents learn to disrupt baggage trains without ever making a physical footprint on their target’s shores.
-
How the Air Force plans to use space to project power in the 21st century
One reason space is so important not just to the Air Force, but all military services, is that space assets enable multidomain operations that are becoming the norm in the modern warfare.
-
Bombers, fighters and tankers unite: Will the Air Force rebuild composite wings to fight near-peer foes?
The Air Force is looking at new ways to prepare its airmen to deploy and fight. One possibility could be the return of composite wings, or some similar method of bringing fighters, bombers , tankers and other aircraft together to challenge near-peer rivals.
