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The US Air Force wants to buy a big robot to help with bomb disposal
FLIR, which won a similar competition for the Army, thinks it is the company to beat.
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Boeing starts production of T-7 training jet simulators
Boeing will deliver the first ground-based training systems to the Air Force in 2023.
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A new design is almost ready for the KC-46′s most troubled system
Once the Remote Vision System is overhauled, the KC-46 will be cleared for combat operations.
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Aircraft makers sweeten their offers in high-stakes Swiss warplane race
The degree of local industry participation is shaping up to be a major factor for the famously independence-minded Swiss.
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House Democrats see political motive in Air Force decision to base C-130s in Georgia
Top Democrats on the House Armed Services Committee accused the Air Force of trying to influence the upcoming runoff election in Georgia with a new basing decision.
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Stop the budgetary bleeding to get the Air Force we need
The time has come to openly articulate what is required to meet national security requirements.
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To bring ABMS over the finish line, US Air Force turns to the office responsible for stealth bombers and space planes
The Air Force has designated the Rapid Capabilities Office the program executive office for the Advanced Battle Management System effort.
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Indra to lead sensor development for mainland Europe’s next-gen fighter
The companies involved said the suite will contribute to the FCAS and next-generation weapon system’s situational awareness “and ability to operate without being detected.”
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US Air Force to reorganize network, security groups under single entity
The 688th Cyberspace Wing is combining three of its groups to create a network and security operations center.
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Here’s how bad the military’s aircraft readiness has gotten
Neither the Air Force nor Navy met former Defense Secretary Jim Mattis’ 80 percent readiness goal for selected fighter jets, GAO said.
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The US Air Force wants to buy a big robot to help with bomb disposal
FLIR, which won a similar competition for the Army, thinks it is the company to beat.
-
Boeing starts production of T-7 training jet simulators
Boeing will deliver the first ground-based training systems to the Air Force in 2023.
-
A new design is almost ready for the KC-46′s most troubled system
Once the Remote Vision System is overhauled, the KC-46 will be cleared for combat operations.
-
Aircraft makers sweeten their offers in high-stakes Swiss warplane race
The degree of local industry participation is shaping up to be a major factor for the famously independence-minded Swiss.
-
House Democrats see political motive in Air Force decision to base C-130s in Georgia
Top Democrats on the House Armed Services Committee accused the Air Force of trying to influence the upcoming runoff election in Georgia with a new basing decision.
-
Stop the budgetary bleeding to get the Air Force we need
The time has come to openly articulate what is required to meet national security requirements.
-
To bring ABMS over the finish line, US Air Force turns to the office responsible for stealth bombers and space planes
The Air Force has designated the Rapid Capabilities Office the program executive office for the Advanced Battle Management System effort.
-
Indra to lead sensor development for mainland Europe’s next-gen fighter
The companies involved said the suite will contribute to the FCAS and next-generation weapon system’s situational awareness “and ability to operate without being detected.”
-
US Air Force to reorganize network, security groups under single entity
The 688th Cyberspace Wing is combining three of its groups to create a network and security operations center.
-
Here’s how bad the military’s aircraft readiness has gotten
Neither the Air Force nor Navy met former Defense Secretary Jim Mattis’ 80 percent readiness goal for selected fighter jets, GAO said.
-
The US Air Force wants to buy a big robot to help with bomb disposal
FLIR, which won a similar competition for the Army, thinks it is the company to beat.
-
Boeing starts production of T-7 training jet simulators
Boeing will deliver the first ground-based training systems to the Air Force in 2023.
-
A new design is almost ready for the KC-46′s most troubled system
Once the Remote Vision System is overhauled, the KC-46 will be cleared for combat operations.
-
Aircraft makers sweeten their offers in high-stakes Swiss warplane race
The degree of local industry participation is shaping up to be a major factor for the famously independence-minded Swiss.
-
House Democrats see political motive in Air Force decision to base C-130s in Georgia
Top Democrats on the House Armed Services Committee accused the Air Force of trying to influence the upcoming runoff election in Georgia with a new basing decision.
-
Stop the budgetary bleeding to get the Air Force we need
The time has come to openly articulate what is required to meet national security requirements.
-
To bring ABMS over the finish line, US Air Force turns to the office responsible for stealth bombers and space planes
The Air Force has designated the Rapid Capabilities Office the program executive office for the Advanced Battle Management System effort.
-
Indra to lead sensor development for mainland Europe’s next-gen fighter
The companies involved said the suite will contribute to the FCAS and next-generation weapon system’s situational awareness “and ability to operate without being detected.”
-
US Air Force to reorganize network, security groups under single entity
The 688th Cyberspace Wing is combining three of its groups to create a network and security operations center.
-
Here’s how bad the military’s aircraft readiness has gotten
Neither the Air Force nor Navy met former Defense Secretary Jim Mattis’ 80 percent readiness goal for selected fighter jets, GAO said.
