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Israel combines special forces into new Air force unit
Israel is combining the capabilities of several elite units under one roof as part of its multiyear plan to prepare the military for future warfare.
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First KC-10 heads to Boneyard as Pegasus comes into the fleet
This KC-10 was in service for more than 33 years, seeing action in operations ranging from Desert Shield to Inherent Resolve.
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The Air Force cancels its Open Skies recapitalization program after US pulls out from treaty
The service formally canceled the program on July 14.
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Airbus US pivots business strategy away from selling big platforms to the Pentagon
“I’m not going to go look at competing with Boeing and the Lockheeds and Northrop,” the Airbus US CEO said. “I’m going to look at other areas.”
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US Air Force gears up for first flight test of Golden Horde munition swarms
The Air Force wants networked munitions that can adapt to changes on the battlefield.
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Making the most of the Air Force’s investment in Joint All Domain Command and Control
By focusing first on tactical demonstrations and technical connections, the Air Force plans to build its technical architecture from the bottom-up.
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US gives the green light to Japan’s $23B F-35 buy
Japan is set to become the fourth operator of the F-35B short takeoff and landing variant.
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US Air Force considers adopting the Army’s Future Vertical Lift program
The U.S. Air Force may need a new aircraft to help resupply forward-operating bases in a war against Russia and China.
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Japan unveils timeline for indigenous fighter jet program
The new fighter is slated to replace about 90 Mitsubishi F-2 fighters, which are due to be phased out in the mid-2030s.
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Israel combines special forces into new Air force unit
Israel is combining the capabilities of several elite units under one roof as part of its multiyear plan to prepare the military for future warfare.
-
First KC-10 heads to Boneyard as Pegasus comes into the fleet
This KC-10 was in service for more than 33 years, seeing action in operations ranging from Desert Shield to Inherent Resolve.
-
The Air Force cancels its Open Skies recapitalization program after US pulls out from treaty
The service formally canceled the program on July 14.
-
Airbus US pivots business strategy away from selling big platforms to the Pentagon
“I’m not going to go look at competing with Boeing and the Lockheeds and Northrop,” the Airbus US CEO said. “I’m going to look at other areas.”
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Boeing lands the first order of the F-15EX
The first award covers an initial lot of eight jets.
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US Air Force gears up for first flight test of Golden Horde munition swarms
The Air Force wants networked munitions that can adapt to changes on the battlefield.
-
Making the most of the Air Force’s investment in Joint All Domain Command and Control
By focusing first on tactical demonstrations and technical connections, the Air Force plans to build its technical architecture from the bottom-up.
-
US gives the green light to Japan’s $23B F-35 buy
Japan is set to become the fourth operator of the F-35B short takeoff and landing variant.
-
US Air Force considers adopting the Army’s Future Vertical Lift program
The U.S. Air Force may need a new aircraft to help resupply forward-operating bases in a war against Russia and China.
-
Japan unveils timeline for indigenous fighter jet program
The new fighter is slated to replace about 90 Mitsubishi F-2 fighters, which are due to be phased out in the mid-2030s.
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Israel combines special forces into new Air force unit
Israel is combining the capabilities of several elite units under one roof as part of its multiyear plan to prepare the military for future warfare.
-
First KC-10 heads to Boneyard as Pegasus comes into the fleet
This KC-10 was in service for more than 33 years, seeing action in operations ranging from Desert Shield to Inherent Resolve.
-
The Air Force cancels its Open Skies recapitalization program after US pulls out from treaty
The service formally canceled the program on July 14.
-
Airbus US pivots business strategy away from selling big platforms to the Pentagon
“I’m not going to go look at competing with Boeing and the Lockheeds and Northrop,” the Airbus US CEO said. “I’m going to look at other areas.”
-
Boeing lands the first order of the F-15EX
The first award covers an initial lot of eight jets.
-
US Air Force gears up for first flight test of Golden Horde munition swarms
The Air Force wants networked munitions that can adapt to changes on the battlefield.
-
Making the most of the Air Force’s investment in Joint All Domain Command and Control
By focusing first on tactical demonstrations and technical connections, the Air Force plans to build its technical architecture from the bottom-up.
-
US gives the green light to Japan’s $23B F-35 buy
Japan is set to become the fourth operator of the F-35B short takeoff and landing variant.
-
US Air Force considers adopting the Army’s Future Vertical Lift program
The U.S. Air Force may need a new aircraft to help resupply forward-operating bases in a war against Russia and China.
-
Japan unveils timeline for indigenous fighter jet program
The new fighter is slated to replace about 90 Mitsubishi F-2 fighters, which are due to be phased out in the mid-2030s.
