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Will the KC-46 face another schedule delay? The Air Force will find out in June
KC-46A manufacturer Boeing is conducting a schedule risk assessment for the program.
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Naval officer takes over F-35 program as Bogdan retires
Leadership of the F-35 program passed from the Air Force to the Navy on Thursday, as the joint program office looks toward wrapping up the F-35 development program and the Navy’s initial operational capability declaration in 2018.
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As lone DoD service secretary, Wilson seen as key advocate for the Air Force
Air Force officials are looking to Wilson to advocate for the service during a period where the president has promised a large military buildup, but offered few details about what that means for air power.
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US Air Force defends Compass Call replacement strategy after Boeing protest
Days after Boeing lodged a protest against the U.S. Air Force’s pick of L3 Technologies as the systems integrator on the Compass Call recapitalization program, the service’s uniformed head of acquisition defended the decision.
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Air Force official: Next-gen GPS program ‘not out of the woods’
The ground control segment of the US Air Force’s next-generation GPS system is heading toward a key milestone.
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Stayin’ alive: No retirement in sight for the A-10 and U-2
The U-2 and A-10’s retirement are prolonged indefinitely.
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Air Force ups R&D in FY18 budget request, but no big surprises
President Donald Trump’s military buildup hasn’t hit the Air Force yet, with the fiscal year 2018 budget request for the most part conforming to the previous administration’s plans.
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Top US Air Force general opposes formation of separate ‘Space Corps’
U.S. Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. David Goldfein says the service should focus on improving space operations, not its organizational structure.
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US Air Force removes weight restrictions on F-35A pilots
The service is no longer interested in replacing the existing F-35 ejection seat with a United Technologies alternative.
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A-29 Super Tucano to fly in US Air Force light attack aircraft demo
The A-29 Super Tucano is considered by some analysts to be the frontrunner of the proposed OA-X competition.
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Will the KC-46 face another schedule delay? The Air Force will find out in June
KC-46A manufacturer Boeing is conducting a schedule risk assessment for the program.
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Naval officer takes over F-35 program as Bogdan retires
Leadership of the F-35 program passed from the Air Force to the Navy on Thursday, as the joint program office looks toward wrapping up the F-35 development program and the Navy’s initial operational capability declaration in 2018.
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As lone DoD service secretary, Wilson seen as key advocate for the Air Force
Air Force officials are looking to Wilson to advocate for the service during a period where the president has promised a large military buildup, but offered few details about what that means for air power.
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US Air Force defends Compass Call replacement strategy after Boeing protest
Days after Boeing lodged a protest against the U.S. Air Force’s pick of L3 Technologies as the systems integrator on the Compass Call recapitalization program, the service’s uniformed head of acquisition defended the decision.
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Air Force official: Next-gen GPS program ‘not out of the woods’
The ground control segment of the US Air Force’s next-generation GPS system is heading toward a key milestone.
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Stayin’ alive: No retirement in sight for the A-10 and U-2
The U-2 and A-10’s retirement are prolonged indefinitely.
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Air Force ups R&D in FY18 budget request, but no big surprises
President Donald Trump’s military buildup hasn’t hit the Air Force yet, with the fiscal year 2018 budget request for the most part conforming to the previous administration’s plans.
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Top US Air Force general opposes formation of separate ‘Space Corps’
U.S. Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. David Goldfein says the service should focus on improving space operations, not its organizational structure.
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US Air Force removes weight restrictions on F-35A pilots
The service is no longer interested in replacing the existing F-35 ejection seat with a United Technologies alternative.
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A-29 Super Tucano to fly in US Air Force light attack aircraft demo
The A-29 Super Tucano is considered by some analysts to be the frontrunner of the proposed OA-X competition.
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Will the KC-46 face another schedule delay? The Air Force will find out in June
KC-46A manufacturer Boeing is conducting a schedule risk assessment for the program.
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Naval officer takes over F-35 program as Bogdan retires
Leadership of the F-35 program passed from the Air Force to the Navy on Thursday, as the joint program office looks toward wrapping up the F-35 development program and the Navy’s initial operational capability declaration in 2018.
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As lone DoD service secretary, Wilson seen as key advocate for the Air Force
Air Force officials are looking to Wilson to advocate for the service during a period where the president has promised a large military buildup, but offered few details about what that means for air power.
-
US Air Force defends Compass Call replacement strategy after Boeing protest
Days after Boeing lodged a protest against the U.S. Air Force’s pick of L3 Technologies as the systems integrator on the Compass Call recapitalization program, the service’s uniformed head of acquisition defended the decision.
-
Air Force official: Next-gen GPS program ‘not out of the woods’
The ground control segment of the US Air Force’s next-generation GPS system is heading toward a key milestone.
-
Stayin’ alive: No retirement in sight for the A-10 and U-2
The U-2 and A-10’s retirement are prolonged indefinitely.
-
Air Force ups R&D in FY18 budget request, but no big surprises
President Donald Trump’s military buildup hasn’t hit the Air Force yet, with the fiscal year 2018 budget request for the most part conforming to the previous administration’s plans.
-
Top US Air Force general opposes formation of separate ‘Space Corps’
U.S. Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. David Goldfein says the service should focus on improving space operations, not its organizational structure.
-
US Air Force removes weight restrictions on F-35A pilots
The service is no longer interested in replacing the existing F-35 ejection seat with a United Technologies alternative.
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A-29 Super Tucano to fly in US Air Force light attack aircraft demo
The A-29 Super Tucano is considered by some analysts to be the frontrunner of the proposed OA-X competition.
