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US Air Force eyes budget-conscious, clean-sheet fighter jet to replace the F-16
An ongoing study will help the Air Force decide whether to add more types of tactical aircraft to its inventory.
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The ‘Bone’ heads to the boneyard
The Air Force retired the first of 17 B-1 bombers planned to be divested as part of the fiscal 2021 budget.
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Satellite images suggest China’s new tanker aircraft is under production
Three of the four aircraft in the satellite photo are painted in dark gray, while the last aircraft is still in its primer coat.
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Swedish defense leaders push Saab’s Gripen offer for Finland
Five vendors from the United States and Europe are expected to deliver their best and final offers for the $12 billion Finnish HX program by the end of April.
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Special ops still bullish on new armed overwatch plane
A demo of off-the-shelf aircraft is set to occur this year.
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An engine shortage is the newest problem to hit the F-35 enterprise
By 2022, five to six percent of the F-35 fleet could be without engines, a defense official said.
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The tiny tech lab that put AI on a spyplane has another secret project
Software updates? Check. AI copilot? Check. So what comes next?
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Philippines approves purchase of more Black Hawk helos
The Philippine government has cleared the way for its Air Force to acquire more Polish-built Black Hawk helicopters amid efforts to replace the aging fleet of Vietnam War-era Huey helicopters.
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These three companies won contracts for DARPA’s new LongShot drone
LongShot will be able to launch from a fighter or bomber and then repeatedly attack targets with its own weapons cache.
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US Air Force’s ‘Golden Horde’ swarming munitions program to get second chance
The next test will involve four networked bombs capable of shifting its target as the battlefield changes.
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US Air Force eyes budget-conscious, clean-sheet fighter jet to replace the F-16
An ongoing study will help the Air Force decide whether to add more types of tactical aircraft to its inventory.
-
The ‘Bone’ heads to the boneyard
The Air Force retired the first of 17 B-1 bombers planned to be divested as part of the fiscal 2021 budget.
-
Satellite images suggest China’s new tanker aircraft is under production
Three of the four aircraft in the satellite photo are painted in dark gray, while the last aircraft is still in its primer coat.
-
Swedish defense leaders push Saab’s Gripen offer for Finland
Five vendors from the United States and Europe are expected to deliver their best and final offers for the $12 billion Finnish HX program by the end of April.
-
Special ops still bullish on new armed overwatch plane
A demo of off-the-shelf aircraft is set to occur this year.
-
An engine shortage is the newest problem to hit the F-35 enterprise
By 2022, five to six percent of the F-35 fleet could be without engines, a defense official said.
-
The tiny tech lab that put AI on a spyplane has another secret project
Software updates? Check. AI copilot? Check. So what comes next?
-
Philippines approves purchase of more Black Hawk helos
The Philippine government has cleared the way for its Air Force to acquire more Polish-built Black Hawk helicopters amid efforts to replace the aging fleet of Vietnam War-era Huey helicopters.
-
These three companies won contracts for DARPA’s new LongShot drone
LongShot will be able to launch from a fighter or bomber and then repeatedly attack targets with its own weapons cache.
-
US Air Force’s ‘Golden Horde’ swarming munitions program to get second chance
The next test will involve four networked bombs capable of shifting its target as the battlefield changes.
-
US Air Force eyes budget-conscious, clean-sheet fighter jet to replace the F-16
An ongoing study will help the Air Force decide whether to add more types of tactical aircraft to its inventory.
-
The ‘Bone’ heads to the boneyard
The Air Force retired the first of 17 B-1 bombers planned to be divested as part of the fiscal 2021 budget.
-
Satellite images suggest China’s new tanker aircraft is under production
Three of the four aircraft in the satellite photo are painted in dark gray, while the last aircraft is still in its primer coat.
-
Swedish defense leaders push Saab’s Gripen offer for Finland
Five vendors from the United States and Europe are expected to deliver their best and final offers for the $12 billion Finnish HX program by the end of April.
-
Special ops still bullish on new armed overwatch plane
A demo of off-the-shelf aircraft is set to occur this year.
-
An engine shortage is the newest problem to hit the F-35 enterprise
By 2022, five to six percent of the F-35 fleet could be without engines, a defense official said.
-
The tiny tech lab that put AI on a spyplane has another secret project
Software updates? Check. AI copilot? Check. So what comes next?
-
Philippines approves purchase of more Black Hawk helos
The Philippine government has cleared the way for its Air Force to acquire more Polish-built Black Hawk helicopters amid efforts to replace the aging fleet of Vietnam War-era Huey helicopters.
-
These three companies won contracts for DARPA’s new LongShot drone
LongShot will be able to launch from a fighter or bomber and then repeatedly attack targets with its own weapons cache.
-
US Air Force’s ‘Golden Horde’ swarming munitions program to get second chance
The next test will involve four networked bombs capable of shifting its target as the battlefield changes.
