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Air Force general: Two-bomber fleet is the future
While B-1B Lancer and B-2 Spirit have brought important capabilities, they will be phased out.
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Air Force Secretary Barbara Barrett chats about her top four priorities
Standing up the Space Force is one of the goals, but what else made the cut?
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America’s future battle network is key to multidomain defense
Two U.S. Air Force generals argue that American military superiority can be ensured through a comprehensive network connecting all of its weapons and troops in real time.
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US Air Force starts effort to buy a ‘flying car’
The U.S. Air Force is eager to shape the emerging market for experimental electric rotorcraft.
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TRANSCOM head pushes back against Air Force tanker retirements
The head of U.S. Transportation Command is pushing the Air Force to rethink some of its controversial plans to retire some of its older aerial refueling aircraft.
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US Air Force’s top officer talks about the budget and why he won’t drop the 386-squadron goal
In an exclusive interview with Defense News, Gen. Dave Goldfein breaks down the Air Force’s strategy for getting Congress on board a controversial budget.
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Convincing Congress: Secretive programs could prove harmful to Air Force funding plans
Lifting the veil of secrecy on some programs in the Air Force’s FY21 budget request could be the key to getting lawmakers on board with controversial retirements of legacy aircraft.
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French-German fighter program cleared for technology demos
With this week’s agreement covering work by French and German contractors only, Spain’s industry for now remains a spectator to what all countries involved say is a three-nation affair.
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Air Force general: Two-bomber fleet is the future
While B-1B Lancer and B-2 Spirit have brought important capabilities, they will be phased out.
-
Air Force Secretary Barbara Barrett chats about her top four priorities
Standing up the Space Force is one of the goals, but what else made the cut?
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America’s future battle network is key to multidomain defense
Two U.S. Air Force generals argue that American military superiority can be ensured through a comprehensive network connecting all of its weapons and troops in real time.
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Ho, ho, ho! Here’s the name of the Air Force’s combat rescue helicopter
Eat your vegetables, kids.
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US Air Force starts effort to buy a ‘flying car’
The U.S. Air Force is eager to shape the emerging market for experimental electric rotorcraft.
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TRANSCOM head pushes back against Air Force tanker retirements
The head of U.S. Transportation Command is pushing the Air Force to rethink some of its controversial plans to retire some of its older aerial refueling aircraft.
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US Air Force’s top officer talks about the budget and why he won’t drop the 386-squadron goal
In an exclusive interview with Defense News, Gen. Dave Goldfein breaks down the Air Force’s strategy for getting Congress on board a controversial budget.
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Convincing Congress: Secretive programs could prove harmful to Air Force funding plans
Lifting the veil of secrecy on some programs in the Air Force’s FY21 budget request could be the key to getting lawmakers on board with controversial retirements of legacy aircraft.
-
French-German fighter program cleared for technology demos
With this week’s agreement covering work by French and German contractors only, Spain’s industry for now remains a spectator to what all countries involved say is a three-nation affair.
-
Air Force general: Two-bomber fleet is the future
While B-1B Lancer and B-2 Spirit have brought important capabilities, they will be phased out.
-
Air Force Secretary Barbara Barrett chats about her top four priorities
Standing up the Space Force is one of the goals, but what else made the cut?
-
America’s future battle network is key to multidomain defense
Two U.S. Air Force generals argue that American military superiority can be ensured through a comprehensive network connecting all of its weapons and troops in real time.
-
Ho, ho, ho! Here’s the name of the Air Force’s combat rescue helicopter
Eat your vegetables, kids.
-
US Air Force starts effort to buy a ‘flying car’
The U.S. Air Force is eager to shape the emerging market for experimental electric rotorcraft.
-
TRANSCOM head pushes back against Air Force tanker retirements
The head of U.S. Transportation Command is pushing the Air Force to rethink some of its controversial plans to retire some of its older aerial refueling aircraft.
-
US Air Force’s top officer talks about the budget and why he won’t drop the 386-squadron goal
In an exclusive interview with Defense News, Gen. Dave Goldfein breaks down the Air Force’s strategy for getting Congress on board a controversial budget.
-
Convincing Congress: Secretive programs could prove harmful to Air Force funding plans
Lifting the veil of secrecy on some programs in the Air Force’s FY21 budget request could be the key to getting lawmakers on board with controversial retirements of legacy aircraft.
-
French-German fighter program cleared for technology demos
With this week’s agreement covering work by French and German contractors only, Spain’s industry for now remains a spectator to what all countries involved say is a three-nation affair.
