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Battle management reforms prove daunting, general to oversee effort
Kendall announces appointment of program executive officer to supervise effort.
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L3Harris, Embraer team up on KC-390 tanker, eye US Air Force sales
L3Harris and Embraer will add advanced boom operations to the KC-390, and plan to offer it to the U.S. Air Force for deploying to austere areas.
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Empowered leaders vital to win next war, allied air chiefs say
Frontline commanders must be able to make decisions in a future war, experts said — but must also know they won’t be thrown in the brig for a mistake.
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Anduril unveils ‘Menace’ command-and-control center for austere bases
Anduril says its Menace center could help the U.S. Air Force establish bases in austere areas as part of the Agile Combat Employment concept.
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GE adaptive engine for F-35 finishes testing, preps for new phase
Meanwhile, Pratt & Whitney says its XA101 adaptive engine’s testing “remains on track” and on schedule.
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US Air Force warns of aging fighters, poor purchasing efforts
Amid a high global demand for air power, as well as domestic hurdles in Congress and the White House, the service is racing to rebuild its fighter fleet.
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DoD eyes waiver to resume F-35 deliveries halted over Chinese alloy
Pentagon acquisition chief William LaPlante says the incident underscores problems keeping track of the defense industry’s shifting supply chains.
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Kendall ‘more optimistic’ on hypersonic effort after successful tests
“We still have work to do on ARRW,” Kendall said. The program is on track to begin all-up-round testing later this year.
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More F-15Es to get electronic warfare upgrades in award to BAE
The Air Force this summer cleared the way to start adding EPAWSS to more F-15s, and a new contract for BAE will provide the systems to install.
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New adaptive engine or fewer F-35s? Kendall says it’s time to choose
The Defense Department needs to make a decision one way or another on the adaptive engine for the F-35, Kendall said.
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Battle management reforms prove daunting, general to oversee effort
Kendall announces appointment of program executive officer to supervise effort.
-
L3Harris, Embraer team up on KC-390 tanker, eye US Air Force sales
L3Harris and Embraer will add advanced boom operations to the KC-390, and plan to offer it to the U.S. Air Force for deploying to austere areas.
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Empowered leaders vital to win next war, allied air chiefs say
Frontline commanders must be able to make decisions in a future war, experts said — but must also know they won’t be thrown in the brig for a mistake.
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Anduril unveils ‘Menace’ command-and-control center for austere bases
Anduril says its Menace center could help the U.S. Air Force establish bases in austere areas as part of the Agile Combat Employment concept.
-
GE adaptive engine for F-35 finishes testing, preps for new phase
Meanwhile, Pratt & Whitney says its XA101 adaptive engine’s testing “remains on track” and on schedule.
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US Air Force warns of aging fighters, poor purchasing efforts
Amid a high global demand for air power, as well as domestic hurdles in Congress and the White House, the service is racing to rebuild its fighter fleet.
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DoD eyes waiver to resume F-35 deliveries halted over Chinese alloy
Pentagon acquisition chief William LaPlante says the incident underscores problems keeping track of the defense industry’s shifting supply chains.
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Kendall ‘more optimistic’ on hypersonic effort after successful tests
“We still have work to do on ARRW,” Kendall said. The program is on track to begin all-up-round testing later this year.
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More F-15Es to get electronic warfare upgrades in award to BAE
The Air Force this summer cleared the way to start adding EPAWSS to more F-15s, and a new contract for BAE will provide the systems to install.
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New adaptive engine or fewer F-35s? Kendall says it’s time to choose
The Defense Department needs to make a decision one way or another on the adaptive engine for the F-35, Kendall said.
-
Battle management reforms prove daunting, general to oversee effort
Kendall announces appointment of program executive officer to supervise effort.
-
L3Harris, Embraer team up on KC-390 tanker, eye US Air Force sales
L3Harris and Embraer will add advanced boom operations to the KC-390, and plan to offer it to the U.S. Air Force for deploying to austere areas.
-
Empowered leaders vital to win next war, allied air chiefs say
Frontline commanders must be able to make decisions in a future war, experts said — but must also know they won’t be thrown in the brig for a mistake.
-
Anduril unveils ‘Menace’ command-and-control center for austere bases
Anduril says its Menace center could help the U.S. Air Force establish bases in austere areas as part of the Agile Combat Employment concept.
-
GE adaptive engine for F-35 finishes testing, preps for new phase
Meanwhile, Pratt & Whitney says its XA101 adaptive engine’s testing “remains on track” and on schedule.
-
US Air Force warns of aging fighters, poor purchasing efforts
Amid a high global demand for air power, as well as domestic hurdles in Congress and the White House, the service is racing to rebuild its fighter fleet.
-
DoD eyes waiver to resume F-35 deliveries halted over Chinese alloy
Pentagon acquisition chief William LaPlante says the incident underscores problems keeping track of the defense industry’s shifting supply chains.
-
Kendall ‘more optimistic’ on hypersonic effort after successful tests
“We still have work to do on ARRW,” Kendall said. The program is on track to begin all-up-round testing later this year.
-
More F-15Es to get electronic warfare upgrades in award to BAE
The Air Force this summer cleared the way to start adding EPAWSS to more F-15s, and a new contract for BAE will provide the systems to install.
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New adaptive engine or fewer F-35s? Kendall says it’s time to choose
The Defense Department needs to make a decision one way or another on the adaptive engine for the F-35, Kendall said.
