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US Air Force sets sights on new spectrum warfare wing
Air Force officials provided the most detailed description to date regarding its forthcoming spectrum warfare wing.
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US Air Force chief’s top modernization priorities aren’t what you think they are
“I’m not so much enamored with airplanes,” the Air Force’s top general told Defense News.
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Lithuania signs deal for its first American military helicopters
The Lithuanian Ministry of National Defence signed a $213 million deal for four Lockheed Martin helos.
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Top US Air Force general wants to go faster, but the biggest changes won’t happen for another year
The Air Force’s fiscal 2022 budget will include only modest changes to its aircraft inventory, according to Gen. Charles Q. Brown.
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South Korea’s KAI looks to enter military transport market
Korea Aerospace Industries is considering adding military transport planes to its product line with the goal of partnering with foreign aircraft manufacturers, Defense News has learned.
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With air bases at risk, Agile Combat Employment must mature
The U.S. Air Force must evolve from its dependence on well-established airfields, or risk yielding an operational edge.
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Senate appropriators add F-35s to defense budget, but there are strings attached
Lawmakers want more details about how the F-35 program is spending taxpayer funds
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US State Dept. approves UAE’s purchase of F-35 jets, MQ-9 drones
This is a big win for the UAE, which has long sought the stealthy F-35. It also represents a win for the Trump administration, which has made increasing U.S. weapon exports a key part of its economic platform.
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Data standards pose a sneaky obstacle to joint war fighting
Data underpins the Pentagon’s CJADC2 concept, but experts say cultural barriers stand in the way of the services sharing their data.
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For Canada, multibillion-dollar training program is the FAcT of the matter
The Royal Canadian Air Force plans to combine two training programs under a single, multibillion-dollar project.
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US Air Force sets sights on new spectrum warfare wing
Air Force officials provided the most detailed description to date regarding its forthcoming spectrum warfare wing.
-
US Air Force chief’s top modernization priorities aren’t what you think they are
“I’m not so much enamored with airplanes,” the Air Force’s top general told Defense News.
-
Lithuania signs deal for its first American military helicopters
The Lithuanian Ministry of National Defence signed a $213 million deal for four Lockheed Martin helos.
-
Top US Air Force general wants to go faster, but the biggest changes won’t happen for another year
The Air Force’s fiscal 2022 budget will include only modest changes to its aircraft inventory, according to Gen. Charles Q. Brown.
-
South Korea’s KAI looks to enter military transport market
Korea Aerospace Industries is considering adding military transport planes to its product line with the goal of partnering with foreign aircraft manufacturers, Defense News has learned.
-
With air bases at risk, Agile Combat Employment must mature
The U.S. Air Force must evolve from its dependence on well-established airfields, or risk yielding an operational edge.
-
Senate appropriators add F-35s to defense budget, but there are strings attached
Lawmakers want more details about how the F-35 program is spending taxpayer funds
-
US State Dept. approves UAE’s purchase of F-35 jets, MQ-9 drones
This is a big win for the UAE, which has long sought the stealthy F-35. It also represents a win for the Trump administration, which has made increasing U.S. weapon exports a key part of its economic platform.
-
Data standards pose a sneaky obstacle to joint war fighting
Data underpins the Pentagon’s CJADC2 concept, but experts say cultural barriers stand in the way of the services sharing their data.
-
For Canada, multibillion-dollar training program is the FAcT of the matter
The Royal Canadian Air Force plans to combine two training programs under a single, multibillion-dollar project.
-
US Air Force sets sights on new spectrum warfare wing
Air Force officials provided the most detailed description to date regarding its forthcoming spectrum warfare wing.
-
US Air Force chief’s top modernization priorities aren’t what you think they are
“I’m not so much enamored with airplanes,” the Air Force’s top general told Defense News.
-
Lithuania signs deal for its first American military helicopters
The Lithuanian Ministry of National Defence signed a $213 million deal for four Lockheed Martin helos.
-
Top US Air Force general wants to go faster, but the biggest changes won’t happen for another year
The Air Force’s fiscal 2022 budget will include only modest changes to its aircraft inventory, according to Gen. Charles Q. Brown.
-
South Korea’s KAI looks to enter military transport market
Korea Aerospace Industries is considering adding military transport planes to its product line with the goal of partnering with foreign aircraft manufacturers, Defense News has learned.
-
With air bases at risk, Agile Combat Employment must mature
The U.S. Air Force must evolve from its dependence on well-established airfields, or risk yielding an operational edge.
-
Senate appropriators add F-35s to defense budget, but there are strings attached
Lawmakers want more details about how the F-35 program is spending taxpayer funds
-
US State Dept. approves UAE’s purchase of F-35 jets, MQ-9 drones
This is a big win for the UAE, which has long sought the stealthy F-35. It also represents a win for the Trump administration, which has made increasing U.S. weapon exports a key part of its economic platform.
-
Data standards pose a sneaky obstacle to joint war fighting
Data underpins the Pentagon’s CJADC2 concept, but experts say cultural barriers stand in the way of the services sharing their data.
-
For Canada, multibillion-dollar training program is the FAcT of the matter
The Royal Canadian Air Force plans to combine two training programs under a single, multibillion-dollar project.



