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What’s the end game for the US Air Force’s command and control overhaul?
In an exclusive interview, the Air Force chief of staff explained how he’d like to see his multidomain command and control initiative take root in the Pentagon.
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House appropriators to Pentagon: Figure out an alternative to Space Force
House appropriators would deny the Pentagon the funding it wants to stand up a Space Force headquarters.
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See the US Air Force’s new combat rescue helo fly for the first time
The HH-60W helicopter — one of two that Sikorsky fully assembled — flew from the company’s West Palm Beach, Florida, test facility.
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US special ops command at odds with Air Force over need for light-attack aircraft
U.S. Special Operations Command advocated for a light-attack capability as essential to its operations during a recent hearing on Capitol Hill, though the Air Force’s recent decisions hint the service may not be as eager.
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Heather Wilson’s Air Force legacy: Fierce advocate for the service and shrewd political operator
During an exit interview with Defense News, the Air Force secretary reflects on her tenure, while emphasizing she’s still not quite done.
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US Air Force nuclear, space programs take hit in border wall reprogramming
The Pentagon is taking $402 million from Air Force programs as part of a reprogramming effort to support the border mission.
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Air Force to give Sierra Nevada Corp. a sole-source contract for light-attack planes, but Textron will also get an award
The U.S. Air Force’s light-attack experiment is taking baby steps toward a conclusion.
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The Air Force’s new trainer jet is attracting the Navy’s and Marine Corps’ interests
As a number of armed services eye the T-X trainer program, one might wonder if the jet will be able to take off from and land on an aircraft carrier in the future.
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One of the F-35′s cost goals may be unattainable
The Defense Department’s goal to get F-35 cost per flight hours down to $25,000 by fiscal 2025 may be overly ambitious, officials acknowledge.
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What’s the end game for the US Air Force’s command and control overhaul?
In an exclusive interview, the Air Force chief of staff explained how he’d like to see his multidomain command and control initiative take root in the Pentagon.
-
House appropriators to Pentagon: Figure out an alternative to Space Force
House appropriators would deny the Pentagon the funding it wants to stand up a Space Force headquarters.
-
See the US Air Force’s new combat rescue helo fly for the first time
The HH-60W helicopter — one of two that Sikorsky fully assembled — flew from the company’s West Palm Beach, Florida, test facility.
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US special ops command at odds with Air Force over need for light-attack aircraft
U.S. Special Operations Command advocated for a light-attack capability as essential to its operations during a recent hearing on Capitol Hill, though the Air Force’s recent decisions hint the service may not be as eager.
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Heather Wilson’s Air Force legacy: Fierce advocate for the service and shrewd political operator
During an exit interview with Defense News, the Air Force secretary reflects on her tenure, while emphasizing she’s still not quite done.
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US Air Force nuclear, space programs take hit in border wall reprogramming
The Pentagon is taking $402 million from Air Force programs as part of a reprogramming effort to support the border mission.
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Air Force to give Sierra Nevada Corp. a sole-source contract for light-attack planes, but Textron will also get an award
The U.S. Air Force’s light-attack experiment is taking baby steps toward a conclusion.
-
The Air Force’s new trainer jet is attracting the Navy’s and Marine Corps’ interests
As a number of armed services eye the T-X trainer program, one might wonder if the jet will be able to take off from and land on an aircraft carrier in the future.
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One of the F-35′s cost goals may be unattainable
The Defense Department’s goal to get F-35 cost per flight hours down to $25,000 by fiscal 2025 may be overly ambitious, officials acknowledge.
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What’s the end game for the US Air Force’s command and control overhaul?
In an exclusive interview, the Air Force chief of staff explained how he’d like to see his multidomain command and control initiative take root in the Pentagon.
-
House appropriators to Pentagon: Figure out an alternative to Space Force
House appropriators would deny the Pentagon the funding it wants to stand up a Space Force headquarters.
-
See the US Air Force’s new combat rescue helo fly for the first time
The HH-60W helicopter — one of two that Sikorsky fully assembled — flew from the company’s West Palm Beach, Florida, test facility.
-
US special ops command at odds with Air Force over need for light-attack aircraft
U.S. Special Operations Command advocated for a light-attack capability as essential to its operations during a recent hearing on Capitol Hill, though the Air Force’s recent decisions hint the service may not be as eager.
-
Heather Wilson’s Air Force legacy: Fierce advocate for the service and shrewd political operator
During an exit interview with Defense News, the Air Force secretary reflects on her tenure, while emphasizing she’s still not quite done.
-
US Air Force nuclear, space programs take hit in border wall reprogramming
The Pentagon is taking $402 million from Air Force programs as part of a reprogramming effort to support the border mission.
-
Air Force to give Sierra Nevada Corp. a sole-source contract for light-attack planes, but Textron will also get an award
The U.S. Air Force’s light-attack experiment is taking baby steps toward a conclusion.
-
The Air Force’s new trainer jet is attracting the Navy’s and Marine Corps’ interests
As a number of armed services eye the T-X trainer program, one might wonder if the jet will be able to take off from and land on an aircraft carrier in the future.
-
One of the F-35′s cost goals may be unattainable
The Defense Department’s goal to get F-35 cost per flight hours down to $25,000 by fiscal 2025 may be overly ambitious, officials acknowledge.
