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Lockheed names new head of F-35 program
As Lockheed Martin looks to lower F-35 sustainment costs, it is turning to a familiar face.
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Air Force general says of Army’s long range precision fires goal: ‘It’s stupid’
The head of Air Force Global Strike Command had some harsh words about the Army’s plan to base long-range missiles in the Pacific.
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US Air Force proves it can transport a ‘flying car’ on a C-130. Now for the fun part.
In May, the service will test an electric vertical-takeoff-and-landing aircraft as part of Exercise Bushwhacker.
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Lebanon’s Air Force launches public aircraft bids as part of fleet reorg
Three companies have already shown interest in the aircraft.
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A new bill would defund new ICBMs to pay for coronavirus vaccine research
The bill would push the Air Force to extend the life of its Minuteman III intercontinental ballistic missiles.
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F-35B damaged by its own round exploding in first Marine aviation class A mishap this year
A 25 mm PGU-32/U SAPHEI-T round exploded, damaging the aircraft’s fuselage.
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Czech Air Force orders missile warning systems for its Mi-17 helos
Israel’s Bird Aerosystems will provide the Czech Air Force with missile warning technology for its Mi-17 helicopters, the company announced March 22.
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F-35 program moves too slowly in deploying software, says government watchdog
The F-35 program’s plan to get new software packages fielded every six months isn’t working as designed.
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New British plan looks to boost F-35 numbers, but is it still aiming for 138?
The UK is turning its attention towards its next-generation fighter, which may limit the number of F-35s it buys.
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Taiwan to deploy upgraded F-16 jets, says air chief
Lt. Gen. Huang Chih-Wei was addressing lawmakers at Taiwan’s parliament when he confirmed that 42 F-16s are upgraded to the F-16V standard.
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Lockheed names new head of F-35 program
As Lockheed Martin looks to lower F-35 sustainment costs, it is turning to a familiar face.
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Air Force general says of Army’s long range precision fires goal: ‘It’s stupid’
The head of Air Force Global Strike Command had some harsh words about the Army’s plan to base long-range missiles in the Pacific.
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US Air Force proves it can transport a ‘flying car’ on a C-130. Now for the fun part.
In May, the service will test an electric vertical-takeoff-and-landing aircraft as part of Exercise Bushwhacker.
-
Lebanon’s Air Force launches public aircraft bids as part of fleet reorg
Three companies have already shown interest in the aircraft.
-
A new bill would defund new ICBMs to pay for coronavirus vaccine research
The bill would push the Air Force to extend the life of its Minuteman III intercontinental ballistic missiles.
-
F-35B damaged by its own round exploding in first Marine aviation class A mishap this year
A 25 mm PGU-32/U SAPHEI-T round exploded, damaging the aircraft’s fuselage.
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Czech Air Force orders missile warning systems for its Mi-17 helos
Israel’s Bird Aerosystems will provide the Czech Air Force with missile warning technology for its Mi-17 helicopters, the company announced March 22.
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F-35 program moves too slowly in deploying software, says government watchdog
The F-35 program’s plan to get new software packages fielded every six months isn’t working as designed.
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New British plan looks to boost F-35 numbers, but is it still aiming for 138?
The UK is turning its attention towards its next-generation fighter, which may limit the number of F-35s it buys.
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Taiwan to deploy upgraded F-16 jets, says air chief
Lt. Gen. Huang Chih-Wei was addressing lawmakers at Taiwan’s parliament when he confirmed that 42 F-16s are upgraded to the F-16V standard.
-
Lockheed names new head of F-35 program
As Lockheed Martin looks to lower F-35 sustainment costs, it is turning to a familiar face.
-
Air Force general says of Army’s long range precision fires goal: ‘It’s stupid’
The head of Air Force Global Strike Command had some harsh words about the Army’s plan to base long-range missiles in the Pacific.
-
US Air Force proves it can transport a ‘flying car’ on a C-130. Now for the fun part.
In May, the service will test an electric vertical-takeoff-and-landing aircraft as part of Exercise Bushwhacker.
-
Lebanon’s Air Force launches public aircraft bids as part of fleet reorg
Three companies have already shown interest in the aircraft.
-
A new bill would defund new ICBMs to pay for coronavirus vaccine research
The bill would push the Air Force to extend the life of its Minuteman III intercontinental ballistic missiles.
-
F-35B damaged by its own round exploding in first Marine aviation class A mishap this year
A 25 mm PGU-32/U SAPHEI-T round exploded, damaging the aircraft’s fuselage.
-
Czech Air Force orders missile warning systems for its Mi-17 helos
Israel’s Bird Aerosystems will provide the Czech Air Force with missile warning technology for its Mi-17 helicopters, the company announced March 22.
-
F-35 program moves too slowly in deploying software, says government watchdog
The F-35 program’s plan to get new software packages fielded every six months isn’t working as designed.
-
New British plan looks to boost F-35 numbers, but is it still aiming for 138?
The UK is turning its attention towards its next-generation fighter, which may limit the number of F-35s it buys.
-
Taiwan to deploy upgraded F-16 jets, says air chief
Lt. Gen. Huang Chih-Wei was addressing lawmakers at Taiwan’s parliament when he confirmed that 42 F-16s are upgraded to the F-16V standard.
