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One-third of F-35s could be delivered before operational testing is complete
Much of the increase in costs of the F-35’s Block 4 modernization effort was because the Technology Refresh 3 effort has proven to be more complicated than expected, GAO said.
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SpaceX shut down a Russian electromagnetic warfare attack in Ukraine last month — and the Pentagon is taking notes
“The next day, Starlink had slung a line of code and fixed it,” said Pentagon electronic warfare director Dave Tremper. “And how they did that was eye-watering to me.”
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US Air Force, Boeing lock down design for KC-46 vision system upgrade
The months-overdue agreement sets a path forward for resolving one of the most significant, lingering problems with the Air Force’s newest refueling tanker.
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One final toast: Last goblet ceremony held for Dick Cole and the Doolittle Raiders
“To those who have gone”: Top Air Force leaders and the Cole family bid farewell to the Raiders one last time.
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More F-35s, Compass Call replacements make it onto Air Force wish list
The unfunded priorities list calls for more electronic warfare aircraft and F-35 fighters, as well as money to help bases recover from natural disasters.
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As B-21 bomber prep ramps up, Air Force awards contract for advance parts
Northrop Grumman now has at least six B-21 bombers in various stages of production, and it is expected to be publicly unveiled later this year.
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Here’s the new name of the US Air Force’s next-gen nuke
The Air Force considered historical relevance, the link to the mission, aggressiveness, popularity, simplicity and recognition as it chose the final name for the Ground Based Strategic Deterrent.
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Pentagon kept hypersonic test quiet amid Russia tensions
DARPA said the missile flew for more 300 nautical miles and sustained speeds of more than Mach 5.
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Faulty trim kept KC-46 emergency exit door from opening
The problem with the exit door trim is the latest in a series of problems with Boeing’s KC-46, which also has a troubled vision system for boom operators and in past years had difficulties with foreign object debris.
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US Air Force’s new Jolly Green II combat rescue helicopter begins operational testing
The announcement comes days after the Air Force revealed it wants to cut its total order of the helicopter by one-third, to 75.
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One-third of F-35s could be delivered before operational testing is complete
Much of the increase in costs of the F-35’s Block 4 modernization effort was because the Technology Refresh 3 effort has proven to be more complicated than expected, GAO said.
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SpaceX shut down a Russian electromagnetic warfare attack in Ukraine last month — and the Pentagon is taking notes
“The next day, Starlink had slung a line of code and fixed it,” said Pentagon electronic warfare director Dave Tremper. “And how they did that was eye-watering to me.”
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US Air Force, Boeing lock down design for KC-46 vision system upgrade
The months-overdue agreement sets a path forward for resolving one of the most significant, lingering problems with the Air Force’s newest refueling tanker.
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One final toast: Last goblet ceremony held for Dick Cole and the Doolittle Raiders
“To those who have gone”: Top Air Force leaders and the Cole family bid farewell to the Raiders one last time.
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More F-35s, Compass Call replacements make it onto Air Force wish list
The unfunded priorities list calls for more electronic warfare aircraft and F-35 fighters, as well as money to help bases recover from natural disasters.
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As B-21 bomber prep ramps up, Air Force awards contract for advance parts
Northrop Grumman now has at least six B-21 bombers in various stages of production, and it is expected to be publicly unveiled later this year.
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Here’s the new name of the US Air Force’s next-gen nuke
The Air Force considered historical relevance, the link to the mission, aggressiveness, popularity, simplicity and recognition as it chose the final name for the Ground Based Strategic Deterrent.
-
Pentagon kept hypersonic test quiet amid Russia tensions
DARPA said the missile flew for more 300 nautical miles and sustained speeds of more than Mach 5.
-
Faulty trim kept KC-46 emergency exit door from opening
The problem with the exit door trim is the latest in a series of problems with Boeing’s KC-46, which also has a troubled vision system for boom operators and in past years had difficulties with foreign object debris.
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US Air Force’s new Jolly Green II combat rescue helicopter begins operational testing
The announcement comes days after the Air Force revealed it wants to cut its total order of the helicopter by one-third, to 75.
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One-third of F-35s could be delivered before operational testing is complete
Much of the increase in costs of the F-35’s Block 4 modernization effort was because the Technology Refresh 3 effort has proven to be more complicated than expected, GAO said.
-
SpaceX shut down a Russian electromagnetic warfare attack in Ukraine last month — and the Pentagon is taking notes
“The next day, Starlink had slung a line of code and fixed it,” said Pentagon electronic warfare director Dave Tremper. “And how they did that was eye-watering to me.”
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US Air Force, Boeing lock down design for KC-46 vision system upgrade
The months-overdue agreement sets a path forward for resolving one of the most significant, lingering problems with the Air Force’s newest refueling tanker.
-
One final toast: Last goblet ceremony held for Dick Cole and the Doolittle Raiders
“To those who have gone”: Top Air Force leaders and the Cole family bid farewell to the Raiders one last time.
-
More F-35s, Compass Call replacements make it onto Air Force wish list
The unfunded priorities list calls for more electronic warfare aircraft and F-35 fighters, as well as money to help bases recover from natural disasters.
-
As B-21 bomber prep ramps up, Air Force awards contract for advance parts
Northrop Grumman now has at least six B-21 bombers in various stages of production, and it is expected to be publicly unveiled later this year.
-
Here’s the new name of the US Air Force’s next-gen nuke
The Air Force considered historical relevance, the link to the mission, aggressiveness, popularity, simplicity and recognition as it chose the final name for the Ground Based Strategic Deterrent.
-
Pentagon kept hypersonic test quiet amid Russia tensions
DARPA said the missile flew for more 300 nautical miles and sustained speeds of more than Mach 5.
-
Faulty trim kept KC-46 emergency exit door from opening
The problem with the exit door trim is the latest in a series of problems with Boeing’s KC-46, which also has a troubled vision system for boom operators and in past years had difficulties with foreign object debris.
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US Air Force’s new Jolly Green II combat rescue helicopter begins operational testing
The announcement comes days after the Air Force revealed it wants to cut its total order of the helicopter by one-third, to 75.
