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What aircraft does the US Air Force need to beat China and Russia? This new study has an answer.
The future looks stealthy and unmanned.
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DoD inspector general slams F-35 program office for allowing Lockheed to manage government property
The F-35 Joint Program Office has no visibility into how contractors are using — or misusing — government property, the IG found.
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Introducing Skyborg, your new AI wingman
Future Air Force pilots might be getting their own R2-D2-like companion.
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Boeing resumes KC-46 tanker deliveries, but Air Force scrutiny will linger
The problems were due to Boeing not following established processes that keep debris off the production line, says an Air Force official.
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In memo, Air Force secretary slams Space Development Agency as not ready for prime time
The Pentagon wants to cut more than 100 current jobs and replace most of them with Space Development Agency roles.
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Air Force to buy handful of light-attack planes, but will a bigger program follow?
The service will buy a couple of AT-6s and A-29s for further demos, says the service’s top general.
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US Air Force asks for $35 million in new budget for light-attack experiment
The Air Force wants to look more broadly at what industry could provide, as well as study what international partners would commit to buy.
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US Air Force’s 2020 budget hones in on readiness, emerging tech
The service invested heavily on future aircraft development like the B-21 bomber and its next-generation fighter jet.
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Key piece of F-35 logistics system unusable by US Air Force students, instructor pilots
The Air Force’s F-35 training squadrons have not used the Lockheed Martin-manufactured training management system, part of the Autonomic Logistics Information System, in about a year.
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In ‘Captain Marvel,’ Air Force leaders see tribute to the spirit of female airmen
Two of the Air Force’s most powerful women don’t care about the backlash surrounding “Captain Marvel.”
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What aircraft does the US Air Force need to beat China and Russia? This new study has an answer.
The future looks stealthy and unmanned.
-
DoD inspector general slams F-35 program office for allowing Lockheed to manage government property
The F-35 Joint Program Office has no visibility into how contractors are using — or misusing — government property, the IG found.
-
Introducing Skyborg, your new AI wingman
Future Air Force pilots might be getting their own R2-D2-like companion.
-
Boeing resumes KC-46 tanker deliveries, but Air Force scrutiny will linger
The problems were due to Boeing not following established processes that keep debris off the production line, says an Air Force official.
-
In memo, Air Force secretary slams Space Development Agency as not ready for prime time
The Pentagon wants to cut more than 100 current jobs and replace most of them with Space Development Agency roles.
-
Air Force to buy handful of light-attack planes, but will a bigger program follow?
The service will buy a couple of AT-6s and A-29s for further demos, says the service’s top general.
-
US Air Force asks for $35 million in new budget for light-attack experiment
The Air Force wants to look more broadly at what industry could provide, as well as study what international partners would commit to buy.
-
US Air Force’s 2020 budget hones in on readiness, emerging tech
The service invested heavily on future aircraft development like the B-21 bomber and its next-generation fighter jet.
-
Key piece of F-35 logistics system unusable by US Air Force students, instructor pilots
The Air Force’s F-35 training squadrons have not used the Lockheed Martin-manufactured training management system, part of the Autonomic Logistics Information System, in about a year.
-
In ‘Captain Marvel,’ Air Force leaders see tribute to the spirit of female airmen
Two of the Air Force’s most powerful women don’t care about the backlash surrounding “Captain Marvel.”
-
What aircraft does the US Air Force need to beat China and Russia? This new study has an answer.
The future looks stealthy and unmanned.
-
DoD inspector general slams F-35 program office for allowing Lockheed to manage government property
The F-35 Joint Program Office has no visibility into how contractors are using — or misusing — government property, the IG found.
-
Introducing Skyborg, your new AI wingman
Future Air Force pilots might be getting their own R2-D2-like companion.
-
Boeing resumes KC-46 tanker deliveries, but Air Force scrutiny will linger
The problems were due to Boeing not following established processes that keep debris off the production line, says an Air Force official.
-
In memo, Air Force secretary slams Space Development Agency as not ready for prime time
The Pentagon wants to cut more than 100 current jobs and replace most of them with Space Development Agency roles.
-
Air Force to buy handful of light-attack planes, but will a bigger program follow?
The service will buy a couple of AT-6s and A-29s for further demos, says the service’s top general.
-
US Air Force asks for $35 million in new budget for light-attack experiment
The Air Force wants to look more broadly at what industry could provide, as well as study what international partners would commit to buy.
-
US Air Force’s 2020 budget hones in on readiness, emerging tech
The service invested heavily on future aircraft development like the B-21 bomber and its next-generation fighter jet.
-
Key piece of F-35 logistics system unusable by US Air Force students, instructor pilots
The Air Force’s F-35 training squadrons have not used the Lockheed Martin-manufactured training management system, part of the Autonomic Logistics Information System, in about a year.
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In ‘Captain Marvel,’ Air Force leaders see tribute to the spirit of female airmen
Two of the Air Force’s most powerful women don’t care about the backlash surrounding “Captain Marvel.”
