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Army seeks $182 billion in FY20 to pave way for modernized force
The U.S. Army’s budget request holds steady with last year’s top line, but is geared toward a “modernization renaissance” the service has begun following the establishment of a new four-star command dedicated to building a modern force by 2028.
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At advent of ambitious mod plan, US Army seeks $190B in FY20
The Army wants to increase its budget in FY20 by roughly $8 billion above last year’s budget top line to $190 billion, in part to germinate the seeds of its ambitious modernization plan.
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The F-22 is back at Tyndall Air Force Base — well, kind of
Who knows whether the F-22 will permanently return to Tyndall AFB, but the Raptor will be coming back periodically to get its stealth coating fixed up.
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The US Army is preparing for major changes to force structure
There are major changes expected — within the near future — when it comes to how the Army’s force structure is organized, according to the Army’s Futures and Concepts Center director.
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US Air Force’s new trainer jet could become its next light-attack or aggressor aircraft
Now that the Air Force has chosen its new jet trainer, it’s looking at whether the T-X can fill requirements outside the training mission.
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Army to kick off virtual reality pilot training program in April
The hope is that the results of the effort could offer a strategy to improve the Army’s training curriculum and get more would-be pilots in the air faster.
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US Air Force suspends KC-46 tanker deliveries
The Air Force won’t accept tankers from Boeing until it has a better picture of what is causing foreign object debris issues at the company’s production plant.
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Let’s compare some air supremacy capabilities
How major world powers are competing for aerospace dominance, infographic-style.
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Malaysian pilot details A400M missions, midair refueling experience
Malaysia started air-to-air refueling trials for the A400M in May 2018, using F/A-18D Hornets, Su-30MKM fighters and Hawk trainer/light-attack jets as receivers.
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Singapore moves to buy four F-35s, possibly eight more afterward
Singapore’s defense minister says the country wants the Joint Strike Fighter, but what variant is the island nation seeking?
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Army seeks $182 billion in FY20 to pave way for modernized force
The U.S. Army’s budget request holds steady with last year’s top line, but is geared toward a “modernization renaissance” the service has begun following the establishment of a new four-star command dedicated to building a modern force by 2028.
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At advent of ambitious mod plan, US Army seeks $190B in FY20
The Army wants to increase its budget in FY20 by roughly $8 billion above last year’s budget top line to $190 billion, in part to germinate the seeds of its ambitious modernization plan.
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The F-22 is back at Tyndall Air Force Base — well, kind of
Who knows whether the F-22 will permanently return to Tyndall AFB, but the Raptor will be coming back periodically to get its stealth coating fixed up.
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The US Army is preparing for major changes to force structure
There are major changes expected — within the near future — when it comes to how the Army’s force structure is organized, according to the Army’s Futures and Concepts Center director.
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US Air Force’s new trainer jet could become its next light-attack or aggressor aircraft
Now that the Air Force has chosen its new jet trainer, it’s looking at whether the T-X can fill requirements outside the training mission.
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Army to kick off virtual reality pilot training program in April
The hope is that the results of the effort could offer a strategy to improve the Army’s training curriculum and get more would-be pilots in the air faster.
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US Air Force suspends KC-46 tanker deliveries
The Air Force won’t accept tankers from Boeing until it has a better picture of what is causing foreign object debris issues at the company’s production plant.
-
Let’s compare some air supremacy capabilities
How major world powers are competing for aerospace dominance, infographic-style.
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Malaysian pilot details A400M missions, midair refueling experience
Malaysia started air-to-air refueling trials for the A400M in May 2018, using F/A-18D Hornets, Su-30MKM fighters and Hawk trainer/light-attack jets as receivers.
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Singapore moves to buy four F-35s, possibly eight more afterward
Singapore’s defense minister says the country wants the Joint Strike Fighter, but what variant is the island nation seeking?
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Army seeks $182 billion in FY20 to pave way for modernized force
The U.S. Army’s budget request holds steady with last year’s top line, but is geared toward a “modernization renaissance” the service has begun following the establishment of a new four-star command dedicated to building a modern force by 2028.
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At advent of ambitious mod plan, US Army seeks $190B in FY20
The Army wants to increase its budget in FY20 by roughly $8 billion above last year’s budget top line to $190 billion, in part to germinate the seeds of its ambitious modernization plan.
-
The F-22 is back at Tyndall Air Force Base — well, kind of
Who knows whether the F-22 will permanently return to Tyndall AFB, but the Raptor will be coming back periodically to get its stealth coating fixed up.
-
The US Army is preparing for major changes to force structure
There are major changes expected — within the near future — when it comes to how the Army’s force structure is organized, according to the Army’s Futures and Concepts Center director.
-
US Air Force’s new trainer jet could become its next light-attack or aggressor aircraft
Now that the Air Force has chosen its new jet trainer, it’s looking at whether the T-X can fill requirements outside the training mission.
-
Army to kick off virtual reality pilot training program in April
The hope is that the results of the effort could offer a strategy to improve the Army’s training curriculum and get more would-be pilots in the air faster.
-
US Air Force suspends KC-46 tanker deliveries
The Air Force won’t accept tankers from Boeing until it has a better picture of what is causing foreign object debris issues at the company’s production plant.
-
Let’s compare some air supremacy capabilities
How major world powers are competing for aerospace dominance, infographic-style.
-
Malaysian pilot details A400M missions, midair refueling experience
Malaysia started air-to-air refueling trials for the A400M in May 2018, using F/A-18D Hornets, Su-30MKM fighters and Hawk trainer/light-attack jets as receivers.
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Singapore moves to buy four F-35s, possibly eight more afterward
Singapore’s defense minister says the country wants the Joint Strike Fighter, but what variant is the island nation seeking?
