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Nuclear upgrade costs $700 billion over next 25 years, think-tank study estimates
The U.S. will face a “bow wave” of increased costs at the start to update its nuclear arsenal, said a study released by the Center for Strategic and Budgetary Assessment.
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Airman accused of rape, assault, in Kansas
A Kansas airman is facing a court martial on accusations that he repeatedly raped a woman, according to court records
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Airman accused of lewd sexual act with girl, JAG office says
A tech sergeant is facing charges that he committed lewd sexual acts with a young girl, according to the Judge Advocate General’s office.
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Next-gen communications satellites come online, Air Force says
The military began using its next-gen communications satellite system July 28
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F-35 helmet will give pilot tactical information faster
The F-35 Lightning II is one of the most advanced aircraft ever built – and that innovation includes the helmet too.
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Pentagon officials cite challenges in maintaining technological edge
Military leaders are hoping directed energy is one technology that will help keep U.S. forces ahead of the world
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Directed energy could increase warfighters’ options, Air Force leaders say
Directed energy could be used to shut down power and electronics at targets, and keep pilots and planes safe
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Use of plane-mounted lasers could take a while, lawmaker says
Rep. Doug Lamborn says there might not be political will to start equipping aircraft with directed energy
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Airman faces court-martial on abusive sexual contact, assault charges
An Idaho-based airman faces a December court-martial on charges of abusive sexual contact and assault, the Judge Advocate General’s office said.
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Airman faces attempted murder, arson charges
Prosecutors say a Tinker Air Force Base airman set fire to a home in an effort to kill the woman inside, then again conspired to kill her the following year
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Nuclear upgrade costs $700 billion over next 25 years, think-tank study estimates
The U.S. will face a “bow wave” of increased costs at the start to update its nuclear arsenal, said a study released by the Center for Strategic and Budgetary Assessment.
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Airman accused of rape, assault, in Kansas
A Kansas airman is facing a court martial on accusations that he repeatedly raped a woman, according to court records
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Airman accused of lewd sexual act with girl, JAG office says
A tech sergeant is facing charges that he committed lewd sexual acts with a young girl, according to the Judge Advocate General’s office.
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Next-gen communications satellites come online, Air Force says
The military began using its next-gen communications satellite system July 28
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F-35 helmet will give pilot tactical information faster
The F-35 Lightning II is one of the most advanced aircraft ever built – and that innovation includes the helmet too.
-
Pentagon officials cite challenges in maintaining technological edge
Military leaders are hoping directed energy is one technology that will help keep U.S. forces ahead of the world
-
Directed energy could increase warfighters’ options, Air Force leaders say
Directed energy could be used to shut down power and electronics at targets, and keep pilots and planes safe
-
Use of plane-mounted lasers could take a while, lawmaker says
Rep. Doug Lamborn says there might not be political will to start equipping aircraft with directed energy
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Airman faces court-martial on abusive sexual contact, assault charges
An Idaho-based airman faces a December court-martial on charges of abusive sexual contact and assault, the Judge Advocate General’s office said.
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Airman faces attempted murder, arson charges
Prosecutors say a Tinker Air Force Base airman set fire to a home in an effort to kill the woman inside, then again conspired to kill her the following year
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Nuclear upgrade costs $700 billion over next 25 years, think-tank study estimates
The U.S. will face a “bow wave” of increased costs at the start to update its nuclear arsenal, said a study released by the Center for Strategic and Budgetary Assessment.
-
Airman accused of rape, assault, in Kansas
A Kansas airman is facing a court martial on accusations that he repeatedly raped a woman, according to court records
-
Airman accused of lewd sexual act with girl, JAG office says
A tech sergeant is facing charges that he committed lewd sexual acts with a young girl, according to the Judge Advocate General’s office.
-
Next-gen communications satellites come online, Air Force says
The military began using its next-gen communications satellite system July 28
-
F-35 helmet will give pilot tactical information faster
The F-35 Lightning II is one of the most advanced aircraft ever built – and that innovation includes the helmet too.
-
Pentagon officials cite challenges in maintaining technological edge
Military leaders are hoping directed energy is one technology that will help keep U.S. forces ahead of the world
-
Directed energy could increase warfighters’ options, Air Force leaders say
Directed energy could be used to shut down power and electronics at targets, and keep pilots and planes safe
-
Use of plane-mounted lasers could take a while, lawmaker says
Rep. Doug Lamborn says there might not be political will to start equipping aircraft with directed energy
-
Airman faces court-martial on abusive sexual contact, assault charges
An Idaho-based airman faces a December court-martial on charges of abusive sexual contact and assault, the Judge Advocate General’s office said.
-
Airman faces attempted murder, arson charges
Prosecutors say a Tinker Air Force Base airman set fire to a home in an effort to kill the woman inside, then again conspired to kill her the following year













