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Air Force secretary defends clampdown on public engagements
The Air Force’s top official on Tuesday stood behind a controversial decision to scale back media engagements while its public affairs apparatus goes through additional operational security training.
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To deter Russia, US needs new low-yield nukes, says STRATCOM head
A proposal to develop a low-yield warhead for submarine-launched ballistic missiles could face scrutiny by Democrats.
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US Air Force adds new deficiencies to KC-46’s list of problems
Two more technical problems means more bad news for the Air Force’s KC-46 program.
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US Air Force orders freeze on public outreach
New guidance from the U.S. Air Force hits pause on public affairs while the entire enterprise is retrained — and could have a long-term impact on how the service shares information.
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New F-35 modernization plan could come with hefty $16B price tag
The effort could rack up a price tag of up to $10.8 billion for development and $5.4 billion for procurement of upgrades to the F-35 between fiscal years 2018 through 2024.
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Some ‘hiccups’ with engine design, but B-21 on track, Wittman says
There have been some challenges with airflow and wing design early in B-21 production, but those shouldn’t be game-stoppers, Rep. Rob Wittman says.
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Stealth features responsible for half of F-35 defects, Lockheed program head states
One of the F-35’s distinguishing features is driving up rework on the aircraft, Lockheed’s program head said Monday.
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What’s on the US Air Force’s unfunded wish list? Classified programs you can’t see.
No fighters or tankers on the list this year. In FY19, it’s all about classified programs, space, and command and control.
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Next leader of Global Strike Command nominated
Lt. Gen. Timothy Ray, the deputy commander for U.S. European Command, is next in line to take responsibility for the Air Force’s inventory of ICBMs and bombers.
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The F-35 may be heading into its faceoff with the A-10 this April
The F-35 has a big close-air support test this April. Is this the much-hyped F-35 versus A-10 showdown?
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Air Force secretary defends clampdown on public engagements
The Air Force’s top official on Tuesday stood behind a controversial decision to scale back media engagements while its public affairs apparatus goes through additional operational security training.
-
To deter Russia, US needs new low-yield nukes, says STRATCOM head
A proposal to develop a low-yield warhead for submarine-launched ballistic missiles could face scrutiny by Democrats.
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US Air Force adds new deficiencies to KC-46’s list of problems
Two more technical problems means more bad news for the Air Force’s KC-46 program.
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US Air Force orders freeze on public outreach
New guidance from the U.S. Air Force hits pause on public affairs while the entire enterprise is retrained — and could have a long-term impact on how the service shares information.
-
New F-35 modernization plan could come with hefty $16B price tag
The effort could rack up a price tag of up to $10.8 billion for development and $5.4 billion for procurement of upgrades to the F-35 between fiscal years 2018 through 2024.
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Some ‘hiccups’ with engine design, but B-21 on track, Wittman says
There have been some challenges with airflow and wing design early in B-21 production, but those shouldn’t be game-stoppers, Rep. Rob Wittman says.
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Stealth features responsible for half of F-35 defects, Lockheed program head states
One of the F-35’s distinguishing features is driving up rework on the aircraft, Lockheed’s program head said Monday.
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What’s on the US Air Force’s unfunded wish list? Classified programs you can’t see.
No fighters or tankers on the list this year. In FY19, it’s all about classified programs, space, and command and control.
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Next leader of Global Strike Command nominated
Lt. Gen. Timothy Ray, the deputy commander for U.S. European Command, is next in line to take responsibility for the Air Force’s inventory of ICBMs and bombers.
-
The F-35 may be heading into its faceoff with the A-10 this April
The F-35 has a big close-air support test this April. Is this the much-hyped F-35 versus A-10 showdown?
-
Air Force secretary defends clampdown on public engagements
The Air Force’s top official on Tuesday stood behind a controversial decision to scale back media engagements while its public affairs apparatus goes through additional operational security training.
-
To deter Russia, US needs new low-yield nukes, says STRATCOM head
A proposal to develop a low-yield warhead for submarine-launched ballistic missiles could face scrutiny by Democrats.
-
US Air Force adds new deficiencies to KC-46’s list of problems
Two more technical problems means more bad news for the Air Force’s KC-46 program.
-
US Air Force orders freeze on public outreach
New guidance from the U.S. Air Force hits pause on public affairs while the entire enterprise is retrained — and could have a long-term impact on how the service shares information.
-
New F-35 modernization plan could come with hefty $16B price tag
The effort could rack up a price tag of up to $10.8 billion for development and $5.4 billion for procurement of upgrades to the F-35 between fiscal years 2018 through 2024.
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Some ‘hiccups’ with engine design, but B-21 on track, Wittman says
There have been some challenges with airflow and wing design early in B-21 production, but those shouldn’t be game-stoppers, Rep. Rob Wittman says.
-
Stealth features responsible for half of F-35 defects, Lockheed program head states
One of the F-35’s distinguishing features is driving up rework on the aircraft, Lockheed’s program head said Monday.
-
What’s on the US Air Force’s unfunded wish list? Classified programs you can’t see.
No fighters or tankers on the list this year. In FY19, it’s all about classified programs, space, and command and control.
-
Next leader of Global Strike Command nominated
Lt. Gen. Timothy Ray, the deputy commander for U.S. European Command, is next in line to take responsibility for the Air Force’s inventory of ICBMs and bombers.
-
The F-35 may be heading into its faceoff with the A-10 this April
The F-35 has a big close-air support test this April. Is this the much-hyped F-35 versus A-10 showdown?
