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Reports: Defense News correspondent arrested in India
The arrest drew an immediate condemnation from the publisher of Defense News.
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Pentagon policy chief Kahl to leave after summer NATO summit
Colin Kahl asked Stanford to extend his leave of absence through July’s critical NATO Summit in Lithuania.
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US Air Force wants drone wingmen to bring ‘mass’ airpower on a budget
The Air Force plans to collect industry’s ideas for creating drone wingmen and use them to flesh out how it might use collaborative combat aircraft.
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Permanent fighter force for Kadena still an option: Air Force general
For the Air Force, finding a way to permanently keep fighters at Kadena Air Base will require some balancing — and negotiation with lawmakers and the DoD.
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What Gen. CQ Brown would bring as chairman of the Joint Chiefs
Two sources confirmed to Defense News that the president has chosen Gen. Brown to succeed Army Gen. Mark Milley as the nation’s top military officer.
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Lockheed eyes new F-35 parts deal, but can it handle wartime demands?
By the end of the year, a new and unusual deal for the F-35 fighter′s spare parts could be in place — one that would upend the current supply model.
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Key milestone for new Boeing trainer aircraft delayed to 2027
The Air Force’s next jet trainer was originally expected to reach initial operational capability in 2024.
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Defense industry reports improving post-COVID supply chain
While some defense firms expressed optimism about supply chains, problems remain. Several companies are looking for ways to manage them more efficiently.
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Boeing’s tanker losses top $7 billion
Despite the KC-46 subcontractor’s quality problem, which Boeing said is being fixed, the company saw signs of strong demand for the tanker and the E-7A.
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Military must train to fight when communications break down: experts
“We should take it as a given that in places, our communications are going to break and fail,” said Center for a New American Security’s Andrew Metrick.
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Reports: Defense News correspondent arrested in India
The arrest drew an immediate condemnation from the publisher of Defense News.
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Pentagon policy chief Kahl to leave after summer NATO summit
Colin Kahl asked Stanford to extend his leave of absence through July’s critical NATO Summit in Lithuania.
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US Air Force wants drone wingmen to bring ‘mass’ airpower on a budget
The Air Force plans to collect industry’s ideas for creating drone wingmen and use them to flesh out how it might use collaborative combat aircraft.
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Permanent fighter force for Kadena still an option: Air Force general
For the Air Force, finding a way to permanently keep fighters at Kadena Air Base will require some balancing — and negotiation with lawmakers and the DoD.
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What Gen. CQ Brown would bring as chairman of the Joint Chiefs
Two sources confirmed to Defense News that the president has chosen Gen. Brown to succeed Army Gen. Mark Milley as the nation’s top military officer.
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Lockheed eyes new F-35 parts deal, but can it handle wartime demands?
By the end of the year, a new and unusual deal for the F-35 fighter′s spare parts could be in place — one that would upend the current supply model.
-
Key milestone for new Boeing trainer aircraft delayed to 2027
The Air Force’s next jet trainer was originally expected to reach initial operational capability in 2024.
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Defense industry reports improving post-COVID supply chain
While some defense firms expressed optimism about supply chains, problems remain. Several companies are looking for ways to manage them more efficiently.
-
Boeing’s tanker losses top $7 billion
Despite the KC-46 subcontractor’s quality problem, which Boeing said is being fixed, the company saw signs of strong demand for the tanker and the E-7A.
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Military must train to fight when communications break down: experts
“We should take it as a given that in places, our communications are going to break and fail,” said Center for a New American Security’s Andrew Metrick.
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Reports: Defense News correspondent arrested in India
The arrest drew an immediate condemnation from the publisher of Defense News.
-
Pentagon policy chief Kahl to leave after summer NATO summit
Colin Kahl asked Stanford to extend his leave of absence through July’s critical NATO Summit in Lithuania.
-
US Air Force wants drone wingmen to bring ‘mass’ airpower on a budget
The Air Force plans to collect industry’s ideas for creating drone wingmen and use them to flesh out how it might use collaborative combat aircraft.
-
Permanent fighter force for Kadena still an option: Air Force general
For the Air Force, finding a way to permanently keep fighters at Kadena Air Base will require some balancing — and negotiation with lawmakers and the DoD.
-
What Gen. CQ Brown would bring as chairman of the Joint Chiefs
Two sources confirmed to Defense News that the president has chosen Gen. Brown to succeed Army Gen. Mark Milley as the nation’s top military officer.
-
Lockheed eyes new F-35 parts deal, but can it handle wartime demands?
By the end of the year, a new and unusual deal for the F-35 fighter′s spare parts could be in place — one that would upend the current supply model.
-
Key milestone for new Boeing trainer aircraft delayed to 2027
The Air Force’s next jet trainer was originally expected to reach initial operational capability in 2024.
-
Defense industry reports improving post-COVID supply chain
While some defense firms expressed optimism about supply chains, problems remain. Several companies are looking for ways to manage them more efficiently.
-
Boeing’s tanker losses top $7 billion
Despite the KC-46 subcontractor’s quality problem, which Boeing said is being fixed, the company saw signs of strong demand for the tanker and the E-7A.
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Military must train to fight when communications break down: experts
“We should take it as a given that in places, our communications are going to break and fail,” said Center for a New American Security’s Andrew Metrick.
