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‘F’ for fighter: Air Force combat drones get novel mission designation
“It may just be symbolic, but we are telling the world we are leaning into a new chapter of aerial warfare,” said Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Allvin.
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F-35s to get new capabilities with summer software update
Future Block 4 capabilities are intended to bring the F-35 better sensors, improved sensor integration, and the ability to carry more and deadlier weapons.
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General: 8% cuts ‘painful,’ but could bring fresh funds for Air Force
“There’s not many places that we can go for” such cuts, Maj. Gen. Joseph Kunkel said, with the Air Force smaller and older than it’s ever been.
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Air Force budget cuts may open old wounds with Congress
Experts say it’s unlikely the Air Force could save $15 billion only targeting the kind of diversity and climate change programs Sec. Hegseth has derided.
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Trump fires Joint Chiefs chairman, Navy head in DOD leadership purge
Trump plans to nominate retired Air Force Lt. Gen. Dan Caine as the nation’s next chairman of the Joint Chiefs.
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NGAD engines pass key design reviews, prototype work underway
Work continues on the engines that might one day power the Next Generation Air Dominance fighter, though the fate of NGAD itself is still undetermined.
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Air Force tests unarmed nuclear missile in pre-dawn video
The Air Force must continue maintaining Minuteman III nuclear missiles longer than expected, with the Sentinel successor requiring a major restructuring.
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‘Burn it down’: Experts urge ditching sluggish Pentagon arms process
A new Hudson Institute report argues JCIDS has failed to produce promised results and is beyond salvaging.
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Deterring China, slashing waste top Pentagon priorities, Hegseth says
“Certainly, we want to send the signals to China that the [Indo-Pacific] area will be and continues to be contested.”
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Pentagon cuts off Hegseth town hall webcast after transparency pledge
Hegseth also called “Our diversity is our strength” the “single dumbest phrase in military history,” and intends to end the military’s DEI programs.
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‘F’ for fighter: Air Force combat drones get novel mission designation
“It may just be symbolic, but we are telling the world we are leaning into a new chapter of aerial warfare,” said Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Allvin.
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F-35s to get new capabilities with summer software update
Future Block 4 capabilities are intended to bring the F-35 better sensors, improved sensor integration, and the ability to carry more and deadlier weapons.
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General: 8% cuts ‘painful,’ but could bring fresh funds for Air Force
“There’s not many places that we can go for” such cuts, Maj. Gen. Joseph Kunkel said, with the Air Force smaller and older than it’s ever been.
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Air Force budget cuts may open old wounds with Congress
Experts say it’s unlikely the Air Force could save $15 billion only targeting the kind of diversity and climate change programs Sec. Hegseth has derided.
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Trump fires Joint Chiefs chairman, Navy head in DOD leadership purge
Trump plans to nominate retired Air Force Lt. Gen. Dan Caine as the nation’s next chairman of the Joint Chiefs.
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NGAD engines pass key design reviews, prototype work underway
Work continues on the engines that might one day power the Next Generation Air Dominance fighter, though the fate of NGAD itself is still undetermined.
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Air Force tests unarmed nuclear missile in pre-dawn video
The Air Force must continue maintaining Minuteman III nuclear missiles longer than expected, with the Sentinel successor requiring a major restructuring.
-
‘Burn it down’: Experts urge ditching sluggish Pentagon arms process
A new Hudson Institute report argues JCIDS has failed to produce promised results and is beyond salvaging.
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Deterring China, slashing waste top Pentagon priorities, Hegseth says
“Certainly, we want to send the signals to China that the [Indo-Pacific] area will be and continues to be contested.”
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Pentagon cuts off Hegseth town hall webcast after transparency pledge
Hegseth also called “Our diversity is our strength” the “single dumbest phrase in military history,” and intends to end the military’s DEI programs.
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‘F’ for fighter: Air Force combat drones get novel mission designation
“It may just be symbolic, but we are telling the world we are leaning into a new chapter of aerial warfare,” said Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Allvin.
-
F-35s to get new capabilities with summer software update
Future Block 4 capabilities are intended to bring the F-35 better sensors, improved sensor integration, and the ability to carry more and deadlier weapons.
-
General: 8% cuts ‘painful,’ but could bring fresh funds for Air Force
“There’s not many places that we can go for” such cuts, Maj. Gen. Joseph Kunkel said, with the Air Force smaller and older than it’s ever been.
-
Air Force budget cuts may open old wounds with Congress
Experts say it’s unlikely the Air Force could save $15 billion only targeting the kind of diversity and climate change programs Sec. Hegseth has derided.
-
Trump fires Joint Chiefs chairman, Navy head in DOD leadership purge
Trump plans to nominate retired Air Force Lt. Gen. Dan Caine as the nation’s next chairman of the Joint Chiefs.
-
NGAD engines pass key design reviews, prototype work underway
Work continues on the engines that might one day power the Next Generation Air Dominance fighter, though the fate of NGAD itself is still undetermined.
-
Air Force tests unarmed nuclear missile in pre-dawn video
The Air Force must continue maintaining Minuteman III nuclear missiles longer than expected, with the Sentinel successor requiring a major restructuring.
-
‘Burn it down’: Experts urge ditching sluggish Pentagon arms process
A new Hudson Institute report argues JCIDS has failed to produce promised results and is beyond salvaging.
-
Deterring China, slashing waste top Pentagon priorities, Hegseth says
“Certainly, we want to send the signals to China that the [Indo-Pacific] area will be and continues to be contested.”
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Pentagon cuts off Hegseth town hall webcast after transparency pledge
Hegseth also called “Our diversity is our strength” the “single dumbest phrase in military history,” and intends to end the military’s DEI programs.
