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US Air Force completes first round of light attack aircraft demo
The U.S. Air Force’s light attack experiment is officially over as of Aug. 30, but it will be months before the service makes a decision on whether to hold a combat demonstration.
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Goldfein: Air Force could see increased airstrikes, new deployments in Afghanistan
Now that President Donald Trump has set his administration’s new strategy in Afghanistan, Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein said the work has begun to figure out how to turn that into reality.
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F-35 altitude restrictions lifted at Luke Air Force Base
Luke Air Force Base on Wednesday lifted altitude restrictions on the F-35, but Air Force officials are no closer to understanding what prompted five physiological incidents earlier this summer.
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Air Force defeats Boeing, Bombardier protests on Compass Call
The Government Accountability Office has denied protests from Boeing and Bombardier on the Air Force’s Compass Call crossdeck program, likely solidifying L3 Technologies as the systems integrator of the program.
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A contracting official grew a beard to help get an Air Force One deal. Seriously.
A contract officer decided to grow out his facial hair until his seven-person team reached a deal with Boeing on the 747s that will become new Air Force Ones.
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Lockheed, Raytheon nab contracts for nuclear cruise missile
The Air Force on Wednesday awarded contracts to Lockheed Martin and Raytheon for additional work on a new, nuclear-capable cruise missile known as the Long Range Standoff weapon or LRSO.
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US Air Force looks toward easing F-35 flight restrictions at Luke AFB
However, once experts weigh in with more information, the Air Force might have enough data to make the decision to open the F-35A’s flight envelope at Luke Air Force Base.
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The Air Force’s next step after its light attack demo: A combat trial
This month, three industry teams will hand over four different light attack aircraft to Air Force pilots for a series of flight demonstrations that will test their ability to prosecute targets on the ground while operating in austere desert environments.
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Industry eyeing opportunity to sell light attack planes, tech to SOCOM
The Air Force and Special Operations Command (SOCOM) have noted an emerging opportunity to sell complimentary light attack technology — or potentially additional aircraft — to the special operations community, and defense contractors are hungry to learn more.
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Air Force buys Boeing 747s for next Air Force One, but cost savings unknown
The U.S. Air Force has awarded Boeing a contract for two 747s that will be converted into presidential airlifters.
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US Air Force completes first round of light attack aircraft demo
The U.S. Air Force’s light attack experiment is officially over as of Aug. 30, but it will be months before the service makes a decision on whether to hold a combat demonstration.
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Goldfein: Air Force could see increased airstrikes, new deployments in Afghanistan
Now that President Donald Trump has set his administration’s new strategy in Afghanistan, Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein said the work has begun to figure out how to turn that into reality.
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F-35 altitude restrictions lifted at Luke Air Force Base
Luke Air Force Base on Wednesday lifted altitude restrictions on the F-35, but Air Force officials are no closer to understanding what prompted five physiological incidents earlier this summer.
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Air Force defeats Boeing, Bombardier protests on Compass Call
The Government Accountability Office has denied protests from Boeing and Bombardier on the Air Force’s Compass Call crossdeck program, likely solidifying L3 Technologies as the systems integrator of the program.
-
A contracting official grew a beard to help get an Air Force One deal. Seriously.
A contract officer decided to grow out his facial hair until his seven-person team reached a deal with Boeing on the 747s that will become new Air Force Ones.
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Lockheed, Raytheon nab contracts for nuclear cruise missile
The Air Force on Wednesday awarded contracts to Lockheed Martin and Raytheon for additional work on a new, nuclear-capable cruise missile known as the Long Range Standoff weapon or LRSO.
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US Air Force looks toward easing F-35 flight restrictions at Luke AFB
However, once experts weigh in with more information, the Air Force might have enough data to make the decision to open the F-35A’s flight envelope at Luke Air Force Base.
-
The Air Force’s next step after its light attack demo: A combat trial
This month, three industry teams will hand over four different light attack aircraft to Air Force pilots for a series of flight demonstrations that will test their ability to prosecute targets on the ground while operating in austere desert environments.
-
Industry eyeing opportunity to sell light attack planes, tech to SOCOM
The Air Force and Special Operations Command (SOCOM) have noted an emerging opportunity to sell complimentary light attack technology — or potentially additional aircraft — to the special operations community, and defense contractors are hungry to learn more.
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Air Force buys Boeing 747s for next Air Force One, but cost savings unknown
The U.S. Air Force has awarded Boeing a contract for two 747s that will be converted into presidential airlifters.
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US Air Force completes first round of light attack aircraft demo
The U.S. Air Force’s light attack experiment is officially over as of Aug. 30, but it will be months before the service makes a decision on whether to hold a combat demonstration.
-
Goldfein: Air Force could see increased airstrikes, new deployments in Afghanistan
Now that President Donald Trump has set his administration’s new strategy in Afghanistan, Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein said the work has begun to figure out how to turn that into reality.
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F-35 altitude restrictions lifted at Luke Air Force Base
Luke Air Force Base on Wednesday lifted altitude restrictions on the F-35, but Air Force officials are no closer to understanding what prompted five physiological incidents earlier this summer.
-
Air Force defeats Boeing, Bombardier protests on Compass Call
The Government Accountability Office has denied protests from Boeing and Bombardier on the Air Force’s Compass Call crossdeck program, likely solidifying L3 Technologies as the systems integrator of the program.
-
A contracting official grew a beard to help get an Air Force One deal. Seriously.
A contract officer decided to grow out his facial hair until his seven-person team reached a deal with Boeing on the 747s that will become new Air Force Ones.
-
Lockheed, Raytheon nab contracts for nuclear cruise missile
The Air Force on Wednesday awarded contracts to Lockheed Martin and Raytheon for additional work on a new, nuclear-capable cruise missile known as the Long Range Standoff weapon or LRSO.
-
US Air Force looks toward easing F-35 flight restrictions at Luke AFB
However, once experts weigh in with more information, the Air Force might have enough data to make the decision to open the F-35A’s flight envelope at Luke Air Force Base.
-
The Air Force’s next step after its light attack demo: A combat trial
This month, three industry teams will hand over four different light attack aircraft to Air Force pilots for a series of flight demonstrations that will test their ability to prosecute targets on the ground while operating in austere desert environments.
-
Industry eyeing opportunity to sell light attack planes, tech to SOCOM
The Air Force and Special Operations Command (SOCOM) have noted an emerging opportunity to sell complimentary light attack technology — or potentially additional aircraft — to the special operations community, and defense contractors are hungry to learn more.
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Air Force buys Boeing 747s for next Air Force One, but cost savings unknown
The U.S. Air Force has awarded Boeing a contract for two 747s that will be converted into presidential airlifters.
