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Here’s how a radar-killing missile is getting a whole lot more capable
Northrop Grumman’s Advanced Anti Radiation Guided Missile (AARGM) is in the process of some major upgrades that will see it able to be launched from an F-35.
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What will the next version of the EA-18G Growler look like?
Boeing is already working on the Block II version of the Growler electronic attack jet. Find out what capabilities it will have.
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Trump picks an Air Force Secretary | Defense News Weekly full episode: May 26, 2019
The President has made his choice to lead the Air Force in this week’s edition. We’ll also look at the future of the carrier air wing, a critical nuclear security mission, and other headlines.
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Barrett picked to be Air Force Secretary
President Trump has made his pick to become the new Secretary of the Air Force, announcing via tweet that he would nominate Barbara Barrett.
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V-280 competes agility tests
The Bell V-280 Valor has completed agility tests, completing its primary flight test program.
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Here’s how aging helicopters could threaten a critical nuclear security mission
The National Nuclear Security Administration has the critical mission of surveying radiation from the air–but aging helicopters mean they aren’t as effective as they could be. Find out why.
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Without an effective air wing, why even have an aircraft carrier in the first place?
CSBA Senior Fellow Bryan Clark explains the radical changes, including extensive use of unmanned aircraft and other new manned types, that are needed to enable a carrier air wing to succeed in a future conflict.
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Tensions rise over border wall funding | Defense News Weekly—May 17, 2019
On this edition of Defense News Weekly we dive into a spat between Congress and the Pentagon which could have long-term consequences. We’ll also look at the future of the Navy’s amphibious ships and aircraft carrier fleet.
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Pentagon briefing causes spat between the US and the United Kingdom
A question over what threat Iran poses to coalition troops in the Middle East caused controversy last week. Find out why.
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Here’s how a radar-killing missile is getting a whole lot more capable
Northrop Grumman’s Advanced Anti Radiation Guided Missile (AARGM) is in the process of some major upgrades that will see it able to be launched from an F-35.
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What will the next version of the EA-18G Growler look like?
Boeing is already working on the Block II version of the Growler electronic attack jet. Find out what capabilities it will have.
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Trump picks an Air Force Secretary | Defense News Weekly full episode: May 26, 2019
The President has made his choice to lead the Air Force in this week’s edition. We’ll also look at the future of the carrier air wing, a critical nuclear security mission, and other headlines.
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Barrett picked to be Air Force Secretary
President Trump has made his pick to become the new Secretary of the Air Force, announcing via tweet that he would nominate Barbara Barrett.
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Skyborg details revealed
Find out the details on how the Air Force wants to use wingman drones.
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V-280 competes agility tests
The Bell V-280 Valor has completed agility tests, completing its primary flight test program.
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Here’s how aging helicopters could threaten a critical nuclear security mission
The National Nuclear Security Administration has the critical mission of surveying radiation from the air–but aging helicopters mean they aren’t as effective as they could be. Find out why.
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Without an effective air wing, why even have an aircraft carrier in the first place?
CSBA Senior Fellow Bryan Clark explains the radical changes, including extensive use of unmanned aircraft and other new manned types, that are needed to enable a carrier air wing to succeed in a future conflict.
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Tensions rise over border wall funding | Defense News Weekly—May 17, 2019
On this edition of Defense News Weekly we dive into a spat between Congress and the Pentagon which could have long-term consequences. We’ll also look at the future of the Navy’s amphibious ships and aircraft carrier fleet.
-
Pentagon briefing causes spat between the US and the United Kingdom
A question over what threat Iran poses to coalition troops in the Middle East caused controversy last week. Find out why.
-
Here’s how a radar-killing missile is getting a whole lot more capable
Northrop Grumman’s Advanced Anti Radiation Guided Missile (AARGM) is in the process of some major upgrades that will see it able to be launched from an F-35.
-
What will the next version of the EA-18G Growler look like?
Boeing is already working on the Block II version of the Growler electronic attack jet. Find out what capabilities it will have.
-
Trump picks an Air Force Secretary | Defense News Weekly full episode: May 26, 2019
The President has made his choice to lead the Air Force in this week’s edition. We’ll also look at the future of the carrier air wing, a critical nuclear security mission, and other headlines.
-
Barrett picked to be Air Force Secretary
President Trump has made his pick to become the new Secretary of the Air Force, announcing via tweet that he would nominate Barbara Barrett.
-
Skyborg details revealed
Find out the details on how the Air Force wants to use wingman drones.
-
V-280 competes agility tests
The Bell V-280 Valor has completed agility tests, completing its primary flight test program.
-
Here’s how aging helicopters could threaten a critical nuclear security mission
The National Nuclear Security Administration has the critical mission of surveying radiation from the air–but aging helicopters mean they aren’t as effective as they could be. Find out why.
-
Without an effective air wing, why even have an aircraft carrier in the first place?
CSBA Senior Fellow Bryan Clark explains the radical changes, including extensive use of unmanned aircraft and other new manned types, that are needed to enable a carrier air wing to succeed in a future conflict.
-
Tensions rise over border wall funding | Defense News Weekly—May 17, 2019
On this edition of Defense News Weekly we dive into a spat between Congress and the Pentagon which could have long-term consequences. We’ll also look at the future of the Navy’s amphibious ships and aircraft carrier fleet.
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Pentagon briefing causes spat between the US and the United Kingdom
A question over what threat Iran poses to coalition troops in the Middle East caused controversy last week. Find out why.
