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Air Force to Examine Maintenance Problems at ICBM Bases
Before Air Force Secretary Deborah Lee James ends her tenure as the service’s civilian leader, she intends to administer a couple of last action items related to the maintenance of intercontinental ballistic missile facilities.
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Super Hornet ‘Not Interchangable’ With F-35, Says US Air Force Secretary
If US President-elect Donald Trump moves forward with trying to supplant Lockheed Martin’s F-35 with Boeing’s F/A-18E/F Super Hornet, he can expect to find opposition from the Air Force.
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Air Force Secretary: Catastrophic Engine Failure Likely to Blame for Minot B-52 Mishap
A catastrophic engine failure is the likely cause of a Jan. 4 incident in which a B-52 lost one of its eight engines, top Air Force leaders confirmed to Defense News on Thursday.
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Engine Drops Out of B-52 During Training at Minot Air Force Base
An engine dropped out of a B-52 bomber during a flight on Wednesday, the Air Force has confirmed.
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The US Air Force Could Pick New Army-Marine Corps Ride to Guard Missile Fields
The Joint Light Tactical Vehicle could be one option on the table as the Air Force seeks new vehicles for its security forces protecting missile-launch facilities.
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New T-X Request for Proposals Tees Up Major Fight Among Defense Primes
The battle to build the Air Force’s $16.3 billion T-X trainer officially kicked off Friday with the release of the final request for proposals.
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JSTARS Recap Program Moves Forward After DoD Nixes Fixed-Price Requirement
The US Air Force on Wednesday released a request for proposals for the JSTARS recap program after the Pentagon’s top weapons buyer waived statutory language that would have compelled the service to pursue a fixed-price contract.
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Trump Tells Twitter He Wants A Super Hornet With F-35 Capabilities
President-elect Donald Trump may have had his meetings with the Lockheed Martin chief executive officer, but he’s not ready to play nice, tweeting on Thursday evening that he could look to Boeing’s Super Hornet as an alternative to the F-35.
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US Air Force F-35s Likely Coming Soon to Europe
The Air Force’s top civilian hinted the service could deploy a number of F-35s to Europe as early as this summer.
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Boeing’s T-X Takes Its First Flight
Boeing’s T-X trainer candidate took to the skies for the first time on Tuesday.
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Air Force to Examine Maintenance Problems at ICBM Bases
Before Air Force Secretary Deborah Lee James ends her tenure as the service’s civilian leader, she intends to administer a couple of last action items related to the maintenance of intercontinental ballistic missile facilities.
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Super Hornet ‘Not Interchangable’ With F-35, Says US Air Force Secretary
If US President-elect Donald Trump moves forward with trying to supplant Lockheed Martin’s F-35 with Boeing’s F/A-18E/F Super Hornet, he can expect to find opposition from the Air Force.
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Air Force Secretary: Catastrophic Engine Failure Likely to Blame for Minot B-52 Mishap
A catastrophic engine failure is the likely cause of a Jan. 4 incident in which a B-52 lost one of its eight engines, top Air Force leaders confirmed to Defense News on Thursday.
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Engine Drops Out of B-52 During Training at Minot Air Force Base
An engine dropped out of a B-52 bomber during a flight on Wednesday, the Air Force has confirmed.
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The US Air Force Could Pick New Army-Marine Corps Ride to Guard Missile Fields
The Joint Light Tactical Vehicle could be one option on the table as the Air Force seeks new vehicles for its security forces protecting missile-launch facilities.
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New T-X Request for Proposals Tees Up Major Fight Among Defense Primes
The battle to build the Air Force’s $16.3 billion T-X trainer officially kicked off Friday with the release of the final request for proposals.
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JSTARS Recap Program Moves Forward After DoD Nixes Fixed-Price Requirement
The US Air Force on Wednesday released a request for proposals for the JSTARS recap program after the Pentagon’s top weapons buyer waived statutory language that would have compelled the service to pursue a fixed-price contract.
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Trump Tells Twitter He Wants A Super Hornet With F-35 Capabilities
President-elect Donald Trump may have had his meetings with the Lockheed Martin chief executive officer, but he’s not ready to play nice, tweeting on Thursday evening that he could look to Boeing’s Super Hornet as an alternative to the F-35.
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US Air Force F-35s Likely Coming Soon to Europe
The Air Force’s top civilian hinted the service could deploy a number of F-35s to Europe as early as this summer.
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Boeing’s T-X Takes Its First Flight
Boeing’s T-X trainer candidate took to the skies for the first time on Tuesday.
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Air Force to Examine Maintenance Problems at ICBM Bases
Before Air Force Secretary Deborah Lee James ends her tenure as the service’s civilian leader, she intends to administer a couple of last action items related to the maintenance of intercontinental ballistic missile facilities.
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Super Hornet ‘Not Interchangable’ With F-35, Says US Air Force Secretary
If US President-elect Donald Trump moves forward with trying to supplant Lockheed Martin’s F-35 with Boeing’s F/A-18E/F Super Hornet, he can expect to find opposition from the Air Force.
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Air Force Secretary: Catastrophic Engine Failure Likely to Blame for Minot B-52 Mishap
A catastrophic engine failure is the likely cause of a Jan. 4 incident in which a B-52 lost one of its eight engines, top Air Force leaders confirmed to Defense News on Thursday.
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Engine Drops Out of B-52 During Training at Minot Air Force Base
An engine dropped out of a B-52 bomber during a flight on Wednesday, the Air Force has confirmed.
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The US Air Force Could Pick New Army-Marine Corps Ride to Guard Missile Fields
The Joint Light Tactical Vehicle could be one option on the table as the Air Force seeks new vehicles for its security forces protecting missile-launch facilities.
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New T-X Request for Proposals Tees Up Major Fight Among Defense Primes
The battle to build the Air Force’s $16.3 billion T-X trainer officially kicked off Friday with the release of the final request for proposals.
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JSTARS Recap Program Moves Forward After DoD Nixes Fixed-Price Requirement
The US Air Force on Wednesday released a request for proposals for the JSTARS recap program after the Pentagon’s top weapons buyer waived statutory language that would have compelled the service to pursue a fixed-price contract.
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Trump Tells Twitter He Wants A Super Hornet With F-35 Capabilities
President-elect Donald Trump may have had his meetings with the Lockheed Martin chief executive officer, but he’s not ready to play nice, tweeting on Thursday evening that he could look to Boeing’s Super Hornet as an alternative to the F-35.
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US Air Force F-35s Likely Coming Soon to Europe
The Air Force’s top civilian hinted the service could deploy a number of F-35s to Europe as early as this summer.
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Boeing’s T-X Takes Its First Flight
Boeing’s T-X trainer candidate took to the skies for the first time on Tuesday.
