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Biden administration approves $4.2B F-16 sale to Jordan
The U.S. also approved the sale of spare parts to the United Arab Emirates for air defense systems, a few weeks after UAE used the THAAD system in battle for the first time.
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Former aviators launch ‘Mach 1′ fighter pilot caucus on Capitol Hill
The Mach 1 Caucus will push for policies that benefit fighter communities across the Air Force, Navy and Marine Corps. It joins several other groups backing military aviation on Capitol Hill.
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India unveils new defense budget aimed at promoting a self-reliant industry
India announced its new defense budget Tuesday that will see $13.84 billion go toward promoting self-reliance among local businesses and reducing the country’s import dependency under its $22.26 billion fund for acquisitions of new weapons and military platforms.
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Data and rockets: US military eyes new tech to supply far-flung forces
TRANSCOM hopes a rocket cargo program could one day fly a C-17’s worth of cargo to any spot in the world in an hour.
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Air Force launches study of changes to flight training areas
Proposed changes to various areas would include consistently allowing flights later at night and at lower altitudes in some areas.
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Pentagon completes first phase in replacing troubled F-35 logistics system
The U.S. Defense Department has finished fielding the first batch of new logistics systems for the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter, replacing an older, flawed system that has caused program headaches for years.
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Eagle II gets its claws: F-15EX fires first missile in Gulf of Mexico test
The test pilot who fired the missile called it another step towards getting the F-15EX ready for combat.
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Deadly aircraft accidents declined in 2021, Air Force says
Sixty-three of the most severe kinds of aviation accidents, known as Class A and Class B mishaps, were reported last year, down from 71 in fiscal 2020.
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As COVID grinds on, defense sector braces for inflation hit
Inflation problems are the latest headache, following supply chain disruptions and employees out due to COVID, that defense firms must contend with.
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US Air Force could repeat KC-46 vision system mistake, warns watchdog
GAO recommended the Air Force test a prototype of the new vision system in flight before accepting the design, among other suggestions.
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Biden administration approves $4.2B F-16 sale to Jordan
The U.S. also approved the sale of spare parts to the United Arab Emirates for air defense systems, a few weeks after UAE used the THAAD system in battle for the first time.
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Former aviators launch ‘Mach 1′ fighter pilot caucus on Capitol Hill
The Mach 1 Caucus will push for policies that benefit fighter communities across the Air Force, Navy and Marine Corps. It joins several other groups backing military aviation on Capitol Hill.
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India unveils new defense budget aimed at promoting a self-reliant industry
India announced its new defense budget Tuesday that will see $13.84 billion go toward promoting self-reliance among local businesses and reducing the country’s import dependency under its $22.26 billion fund for acquisitions of new weapons and military platforms.
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Data and rockets: US military eyes new tech to supply far-flung forces
TRANSCOM hopes a rocket cargo program could one day fly a C-17’s worth of cargo to any spot in the world in an hour.
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Air Force launches study of changes to flight training areas
Proposed changes to various areas would include consistently allowing flights later at night and at lower altitudes in some areas.
-
Pentagon completes first phase in replacing troubled F-35 logistics system
The U.S. Defense Department has finished fielding the first batch of new logistics systems for the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter, replacing an older, flawed system that has caused program headaches for years.
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Eagle II gets its claws: F-15EX fires first missile in Gulf of Mexico test
The test pilot who fired the missile called it another step towards getting the F-15EX ready for combat.
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Deadly aircraft accidents declined in 2021, Air Force says
Sixty-three of the most severe kinds of aviation accidents, known as Class A and Class B mishaps, were reported last year, down from 71 in fiscal 2020.
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As COVID grinds on, defense sector braces for inflation hit
Inflation problems are the latest headache, following supply chain disruptions and employees out due to COVID, that defense firms must contend with.
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US Air Force could repeat KC-46 vision system mistake, warns watchdog
GAO recommended the Air Force test a prototype of the new vision system in flight before accepting the design, among other suggestions.
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Biden administration approves $4.2B F-16 sale to Jordan
The U.S. also approved the sale of spare parts to the United Arab Emirates for air defense systems, a few weeks after UAE used the THAAD system in battle for the first time.
-
Former aviators launch ‘Mach 1′ fighter pilot caucus on Capitol Hill
The Mach 1 Caucus will push for policies that benefit fighter communities across the Air Force, Navy and Marine Corps. It joins several other groups backing military aviation on Capitol Hill.
-
India unveils new defense budget aimed at promoting a self-reliant industry
India announced its new defense budget Tuesday that will see $13.84 billion go toward promoting self-reliance among local businesses and reducing the country’s import dependency under its $22.26 billion fund for acquisitions of new weapons and military platforms.
-
Data and rockets: US military eyes new tech to supply far-flung forces
TRANSCOM hopes a rocket cargo program could one day fly a C-17’s worth of cargo to any spot in the world in an hour.
-
Air Force launches study of changes to flight training areas
Proposed changes to various areas would include consistently allowing flights later at night and at lower altitudes in some areas.
-
Pentagon completes first phase in replacing troubled F-35 logistics system
The U.S. Defense Department has finished fielding the first batch of new logistics systems for the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter, replacing an older, flawed system that has caused program headaches for years.
-
Eagle II gets its claws: F-15EX fires first missile in Gulf of Mexico test
The test pilot who fired the missile called it another step towards getting the F-15EX ready for combat.
-
Deadly aircraft accidents declined in 2021, Air Force says
Sixty-three of the most severe kinds of aviation accidents, known as Class A and Class B mishaps, were reported last year, down from 71 in fiscal 2020.
-
As COVID grinds on, defense sector braces for inflation hit
Inflation problems are the latest headache, following supply chain disruptions and employees out due to COVID, that defense firms must contend with.
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US Air Force could repeat KC-46 vision system mistake, warns watchdog
GAO recommended the Air Force test a prototype of the new vision system in flight before accepting the design, among other suggestions.
