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F-35 program head pushes back on Elon Musk’s critique of the Joint Strike Fighter
Unsurprisingly, some defense officials disagree with the SpaceX founder’s opinion that the F-35 needs a direct competitor.
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Lawmaker floats Boeing squeeze play for troubled KC-46
House Seapower and Projection Forces Subcommittee Ranking Member Rob Wittman, R-Va., said the Air Force should pressure Boeing by accepting only the minimum number of tankers.
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Coronavirus fears slow work at Japan, Italy F-35 facilities
F-35 production facilities in Italy and Japan are being impacted by the virus.
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Air Force leaders don’t want to give up spectrum for 5G
Top U.S. Air Force officials doubled down Tuesday on the message the Pentagon will not vacate airwaves that telecom firms want in their race with China to build the next-generation mobile networks, known as 5G.
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US State Department approves $2.4B sale of KC-46 aircraft to Israel
This paves the way for Boeing’s second international sale of the tanker.
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A fix for the KC-46 is already a year late
Boeing is projected to begin rolling out a fix in 2023-2024.
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Sorry, Elon, fighter pilots will fly and fight for a long time
An executive at the Mitchell Institute pushes back after Elon Musk, the founder of SpaceX, said the era of fighter jets is coming to an end.
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Gen. Brown, head of Pacific Air Forces, tapped to become chief of staff
Gen. Charles Q. Brown, currently the commander of Pacific Air Forces, would make history as the first black chief of staff of the Air Force.
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Dear US Air Force: Speed is good, but competition is better
The F-15EX is an ideal program for a full and open engine competition, and the Air Force should embrace that.
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Don’t leave Open Skies Treaty, top Democrats say
If President Donald Trump withdraws the U.S. from the Open Skies Treaty, it would “harm both U.S. and allied security interests,” two top Senate Democrats have told Secretary of State Mike Pompeo.
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F-35 program head pushes back on Elon Musk’s critique of the Joint Strike Fighter
Unsurprisingly, some defense officials disagree with the SpaceX founder’s opinion that the F-35 needs a direct competitor.
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Lawmaker floats Boeing squeeze play for troubled KC-46
House Seapower and Projection Forces Subcommittee Ranking Member Rob Wittman, R-Va., said the Air Force should pressure Boeing by accepting only the minimum number of tankers.
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Coronavirus fears slow work at Japan, Italy F-35 facilities
F-35 production facilities in Italy and Japan are being impacted by the virus.
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Air Force leaders don’t want to give up spectrum for 5G
Top U.S. Air Force officials doubled down Tuesday on the message the Pentagon will not vacate airwaves that telecom firms want in their race with China to build the next-generation mobile networks, known as 5G.
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US State Department approves $2.4B sale of KC-46 aircraft to Israel
This paves the way for Boeing’s second international sale of the tanker.
-
A fix for the KC-46 is already a year late
Boeing is projected to begin rolling out a fix in 2023-2024.
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Sorry, Elon, fighter pilots will fly and fight for a long time
An executive at the Mitchell Institute pushes back after Elon Musk, the founder of SpaceX, said the era of fighter jets is coming to an end.
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Gen. Brown, head of Pacific Air Forces, tapped to become chief of staff
Gen. Charles Q. Brown, currently the commander of Pacific Air Forces, would make history as the first black chief of staff of the Air Force.
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Dear US Air Force: Speed is good, but competition is better
The F-15EX is an ideal program for a full and open engine competition, and the Air Force should embrace that.
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Don’t leave Open Skies Treaty, top Democrats say
If President Donald Trump withdraws the U.S. from the Open Skies Treaty, it would “harm both U.S. and allied security interests,” two top Senate Democrats have told Secretary of State Mike Pompeo.
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F-35 program head pushes back on Elon Musk’s critique of the Joint Strike Fighter
Unsurprisingly, some defense officials disagree with the SpaceX founder’s opinion that the F-35 needs a direct competitor.
-
Lawmaker floats Boeing squeeze play for troubled KC-46
House Seapower and Projection Forces Subcommittee Ranking Member Rob Wittman, R-Va., said the Air Force should pressure Boeing by accepting only the minimum number of tankers.
-
Coronavirus fears slow work at Japan, Italy F-35 facilities
F-35 production facilities in Italy and Japan are being impacted by the virus.
-
Air Force leaders don’t want to give up spectrum for 5G
Top U.S. Air Force officials doubled down Tuesday on the message the Pentagon will not vacate airwaves that telecom firms want in their race with China to build the next-generation mobile networks, known as 5G.
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US State Department approves $2.4B sale of KC-46 aircraft to Israel
This paves the way for Boeing’s second international sale of the tanker.
-
A fix for the KC-46 is already a year late
Boeing is projected to begin rolling out a fix in 2023-2024.
-
Sorry, Elon, fighter pilots will fly and fight for a long time
An executive at the Mitchell Institute pushes back after Elon Musk, the founder of SpaceX, said the era of fighter jets is coming to an end.
-
Gen. Brown, head of Pacific Air Forces, tapped to become chief of staff
Gen. Charles Q. Brown, currently the commander of Pacific Air Forces, would make history as the first black chief of staff of the Air Force.
-
Dear US Air Force: Speed is good, but competition is better
The F-15EX is an ideal program for a full and open engine competition, and the Air Force should embrace that.
-
Don’t leave Open Skies Treaty, top Democrats say
If President Donald Trump withdraws the U.S. from the Open Skies Treaty, it would “harm both U.S. and allied security interests,” two top Senate Democrats have told Secretary of State Mike Pompeo.
