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The US Air Force has unconventional plans to win a war in the Asia-Pacific
In a time where Russia and China are investing in missile capabilities that threaten American air bases, how can the U.S. ensure it will be able to get its warplanes off the ground?
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US Air Force kills one of its hypersonic weapons programs
The Air Force will not proceed with the Hypersonic Conventional Strike Weapon. But what’s the state of its other hypersonic efforts?
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Sorry, Sierra Nevada Corp. and Textron: The US Air Force isn’t buying light attack planes
Special Operations Command could have a requirement for as many as 75 light attack aircraft, but it wants to hold its own prototype demonstration.
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Air Force makes reductions to B-1s, A-10s, Global Hawk drones and more in FY21 budget request
Some of the Air Force’s aging aircraft are getting retired, but the service abstained from divesting total fleets.
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Space Force asks for $15B in its first budget request
The Space Force is requesting $15.4 billion in fiscal 2021 to continue building up the fledgling service and keep its weapons priorities on track.
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The Pentagon’s weapons tester has concerns about the F-35’s new software development process
Defense News breaks down the more technical nuggets in the latest report on the F-35.
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How will the Space Force be organized? The Pentagon is still working out the details.
A plan for the initial structure of the Space Force was sent to Capitol Hill on Feb. 3.
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US Air Force must figure out how to survive ramifications of KC-46 delays, says service leader
Gen. Stephen Lyons, head of U.S. Transportation Command, is open to using commercial tanker services to supplement the Air Force’s aerial refueling fleet, but that might not do the trick.
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US Defense Department launches Gremlins drone from a mothership for the first time
Next step: recovering the Gremlins inside a C-130 while still in flight.
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Air Force’s top general doesn’t want to get mired in ‘budget paranoia’
The Air Force has no choice but to take risk in its next budget request, its chief of staff said.
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The US Air Force has unconventional plans to win a war in the Asia-Pacific
In a time where Russia and China are investing in missile capabilities that threaten American air bases, how can the U.S. ensure it will be able to get its warplanes off the ground?
-
US Air Force kills one of its hypersonic weapons programs
The Air Force will not proceed with the Hypersonic Conventional Strike Weapon. But what’s the state of its other hypersonic efforts?
-
Sorry, Sierra Nevada Corp. and Textron: The US Air Force isn’t buying light attack planes
Special Operations Command could have a requirement for as many as 75 light attack aircraft, but it wants to hold its own prototype demonstration.
-
Air Force makes reductions to B-1s, A-10s, Global Hawk drones and more in FY21 budget request
Some of the Air Force’s aging aircraft are getting retired, but the service abstained from divesting total fleets.
-
Space Force asks for $15B in its first budget request
The Space Force is requesting $15.4 billion in fiscal 2021 to continue building up the fledgling service and keep its weapons priorities on track.
-
The Pentagon’s weapons tester has concerns about the F-35’s new software development process
Defense News breaks down the more technical nuggets in the latest report on the F-35.
-
How will the Space Force be organized? The Pentagon is still working out the details.
A plan for the initial structure of the Space Force was sent to Capitol Hill on Feb. 3.
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US Air Force must figure out how to survive ramifications of KC-46 delays, says service leader
Gen. Stephen Lyons, head of U.S. Transportation Command, is open to using commercial tanker services to supplement the Air Force’s aerial refueling fleet, but that might not do the trick.
-
US Defense Department launches Gremlins drone from a mothership for the first time
Next step: recovering the Gremlins inside a C-130 while still in flight.
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Air Force’s top general doesn’t want to get mired in ‘budget paranoia’
The Air Force has no choice but to take risk in its next budget request, its chief of staff said.
-
The US Air Force has unconventional plans to win a war in the Asia-Pacific
In a time where Russia and China are investing in missile capabilities that threaten American air bases, how can the U.S. ensure it will be able to get its warplanes off the ground?
-
US Air Force kills one of its hypersonic weapons programs
The Air Force will not proceed with the Hypersonic Conventional Strike Weapon. But what’s the state of its other hypersonic efforts?
-
Sorry, Sierra Nevada Corp. and Textron: The US Air Force isn’t buying light attack planes
Special Operations Command could have a requirement for as many as 75 light attack aircraft, but it wants to hold its own prototype demonstration.
-
Air Force makes reductions to B-1s, A-10s, Global Hawk drones and more in FY21 budget request
Some of the Air Force’s aging aircraft are getting retired, but the service abstained from divesting total fleets.
-
Space Force asks for $15B in its first budget request
The Space Force is requesting $15.4 billion in fiscal 2021 to continue building up the fledgling service and keep its weapons priorities on track.
-
The Pentagon’s weapons tester has concerns about the F-35’s new software development process
Defense News breaks down the more technical nuggets in the latest report on the F-35.
-
How will the Space Force be organized? The Pentagon is still working out the details.
A plan for the initial structure of the Space Force was sent to Capitol Hill on Feb. 3.
-
US Air Force must figure out how to survive ramifications of KC-46 delays, says service leader
Gen. Stephen Lyons, head of U.S. Transportation Command, is open to using commercial tanker services to supplement the Air Force’s aerial refueling fleet, but that might not do the trick.
-
US Defense Department launches Gremlins drone from a mothership for the first time
Next step: recovering the Gremlins inside a C-130 while still in flight.
-
Air Force’s top general doesn’t want to get mired in ‘budget paranoia’
The Air Force has no choice but to take risk in its next budget request, its chief of staff said.
