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Pentagon’s inspector general to launch probe into certification of SpaceX rockets … but it’s unclear why
The review is to launch this month, but what raised suspicions about the certifications?
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The Air Force’s JSTARS alternative has a new architect. Wait, what’s an architect?
Prototyping efforts for the uber complicated program could begin as early as this summer.
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The US Air Force wants to continue its light-attack experiment. Will industry buy in?
Not all big risks come with big rewards.
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Bad data in F-35 logistics system resulting in lost missions
Ever wonder what’s driving down the F-35’s mission capable rates? Here’s one factor.
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Lockheed CEO: Boeing’s F-15X won’t disrupt F-35 program
Lockheed’s top exec is confident the Air Force’s procurement of another fighter won’t hurt the F-35 buy rate.
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US Air Force receives new KC-46 aircraft, an event decades in the making
The Air Force is set to get its first long-delayed Boeing KC-46 Pegasus air-refueling tankers at McConnell Air Force Base in Kansas.
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US Air Force’s plan to launch light-attack aircraft competition is now deferred indefinitely
The Air Force believes it needs to conduct further experiments, its undersecretary has revealed.
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Pentagon considers an ICBM-killing weapon for the F-35, but is it affordable?
One Pentagon official says a new interceptor for the F-35 could be “cost-effective.” Others aren’t convinced.
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Boeing delivers first KC-46, but fixes to technical problems still years away
Boeing could miss out on $1.5 billion if the maximum withholding is applied to all 52 tankers on contract.
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Pentagon’s inspector general to launch probe into certification of SpaceX rockets … but it’s unclear why
The review is to launch this month, but what raised suspicions about the certifications?
-
The Air Force’s JSTARS alternative has a new architect. Wait, what’s an architect?
Prototyping efforts for the uber complicated program could begin as early as this summer.
-
The US Air Force wants to continue its light-attack experiment. Will industry buy in?
Not all big risks come with big rewards.
-
Bad data in F-35 logistics system resulting in lost missions
Ever wonder what’s driving down the F-35’s mission capable rates? Here’s one factor.
-
Lockheed CEO: Boeing’s F-15X won’t disrupt F-35 program
Lockheed’s top exec is confident the Air Force’s procurement of another fighter won’t hurt the F-35 buy rate.
-
US Air Force receives new KC-46 aircraft, an event decades in the making
The Air Force is set to get its first long-delayed Boeing KC-46 Pegasus air-refueling tankers at McConnell Air Force Base in Kansas.
-
US Air Force’s plan to launch light-attack aircraft competition is now deferred indefinitely
The Air Force believes it needs to conduct further experiments, its undersecretary has revealed.
-
Pentagon considers an ICBM-killing weapon for the F-35, but is it affordable?
One Pentagon official says a new interceptor for the F-35 could be “cost-effective.” Others aren’t convinced.
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Space Force? Coming to a TV near you.
Sometimes life in the Pentagon is a workplace comedy.
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Boeing delivers first KC-46, but fixes to technical problems still years away
Boeing could miss out on $1.5 billion if the maximum withholding is applied to all 52 tankers on contract.
-
Pentagon’s inspector general to launch probe into certification of SpaceX rockets … but it’s unclear why
The review is to launch this month, but what raised suspicions about the certifications?
-
The Air Force’s JSTARS alternative has a new architect. Wait, what’s an architect?
Prototyping efforts for the uber complicated program could begin as early as this summer.
-
The US Air Force wants to continue its light-attack experiment. Will industry buy in?
Not all big risks come with big rewards.
-
Bad data in F-35 logistics system resulting in lost missions
Ever wonder what’s driving down the F-35’s mission capable rates? Here’s one factor.
-
Lockheed CEO: Boeing’s F-15X won’t disrupt F-35 program
Lockheed’s top exec is confident the Air Force’s procurement of another fighter won’t hurt the F-35 buy rate.
-
US Air Force receives new KC-46 aircraft, an event decades in the making
The Air Force is set to get its first long-delayed Boeing KC-46 Pegasus air-refueling tankers at McConnell Air Force Base in Kansas.
-
US Air Force’s plan to launch light-attack aircraft competition is now deferred indefinitely
The Air Force believes it needs to conduct further experiments, its undersecretary has revealed.
-
Pentagon considers an ICBM-killing weapon for the F-35, but is it affordable?
One Pentagon official says a new interceptor for the F-35 could be “cost-effective.” Others aren’t convinced.
-
Space Force? Coming to a TV near you.
Sometimes life in the Pentagon is a workplace comedy.
-
Boeing delivers first KC-46, but fixes to technical problems still years away
Boeing could miss out on $1.5 billion if the maximum withholding is applied to all 52 tankers on contract.
