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US Air Force could repeat KC-46 vision system mistake, warns watchdog
GAO recommended the Air Force test a prototype of the new vision system in flight before accepting the design, among other suggestions.
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KC-46 vision system problems lead to $402 million charge for Boeing
Boeing and the Air Force say the new version of the KC-46’s Remote Vision System remains on schedule, despite lingering problems still being worked out.
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US approves $2.2 billion sale of C-130J aircraft to Egypt
The State Department has also OK’d the possible $355 million sale of air defense radar systems to the key Middle East ally.
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Military may take months to gauge 5G safety risks to aircraft
The results of tests on whether the new 5G rollout could affect military aircraft systems are not expected until late summer.
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The Air Force and Boeing haven’t yet fixed the troubled KC-46 Pegasus vision system
Air Mobility Command expects the revamped Remote Vision System will still be delivered on schedule, but the Air Force has not yet accepted its design.
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South Korea grounds F-35A fleet after belly landing
A landing gear malfunction with the advanced fighter jet led to the emergency landing, and an investigation is now in the works.
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US Air Force squadron becomes first operational unit to drop StormBreaker bomb
It’s a major step forward for the small diameter bomb, which at one point was delayed for about a year while a flawed component was redesigned and fixed.
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Biden signs $740B defense policy bill to overhaul sexual assault prosecutions, review Afghan war
Lawmakers added $25 billion more to Defense spending than was originally requested.
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Meeting the B-21 Raider: 2022 to bring new bomber’s eagerly awaited rollout
Next year will also bring what are expected to be tough choices and retirements as part of the upcoming budget proposal for FY23.
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Boeing suspends vaccine mandate for employees
Boeing’s decision followed a review of a court injunction against the vaccine mandate, and an administration move to suspend enforcement of the mandate that followed.
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US Air Force could repeat KC-46 vision system mistake, warns watchdog
GAO recommended the Air Force test a prototype of the new vision system in flight before accepting the design, among other suggestions.
-
KC-46 vision system problems lead to $402 million charge for Boeing
Boeing and the Air Force say the new version of the KC-46’s Remote Vision System remains on schedule, despite lingering problems still being worked out.
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US approves $2.2 billion sale of C-130J aircraft to Egypt
The State Department has also OK’d the possible $355 million sale of air defense radar systems to the key Middle East ally.
-
Military may take months to gauge 5G safety risks to aircraft
The results of tests on whether the new 5G rollout could affect military aircraft systems are not expected until late summer.
-
The Air Force and Boeing haven’t yet fixed the troubled KC-46 Pegasus vision system
Air Mobility Command expects the revamped Remote Vision System will still be delivered on schedule, but the Air Force has not yet accepted its design.
-
South Korea grounds F-35A fleet after belly landing
A landing gear malfunction with the advanced fighter jet led to the emergency landing, and an investigation is now in the works.
-
US Air Force squadron becomes first operational unit to drop StormBreaker bomb
It’s a major step forward for the small diameter bomb, which at one point was delayed for about a year while a flawed component was redesigned and fixed.
-
Biden signs $740B defense policy bill to overhaul sexual assault prosecutions, review Afghan war
Lawmakers added $25 billion more to Defense spending than was originally requested.
-
Meeting the B-21 Raider: 2022 to bring new bomber’s eagerly awaited rollout
Next year will also bring what are expected to be tough choices and retirements as part of the upcoming budget proposal for FY23.
-
Boeing suspends vaccine mandate for employees
Boeing’s decision followed a review of a court injunction against the vaccine mandate, and an administration move to suspend enforcement of the mandate that followed.
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US Air Force could repeat KC-46 vision system mistake, warns watchdog
GAO recommended the Air Force test a prototype of the new vision system in flight before accepting the design, among other suggestions.
-
KC-46 vision system problems lead to $402 million charge for Boeing
Boeing and the Air Force say the new version of the KC-46’s Remote Vision System remains on schedule, despite lingering problems still being worked out.
-
US approves $2.2 billion sale of C-130J aircraft to Egypt
The State Department has also OK’d the possible $355 million sale of air defense radar systems to the key Middle East ally.
-
Military may take months to gauge 5G safety risks to aircraft
The results of tests on whether the new 5G rollout could affect military aircraft systems are not expected until late summer.
-
The Air Force and Boeing haven’t yet fixed the troubled KC-46 Pegasus vision system
Air Mobility Command expects the revamped Remote Vision System will still be delivered on schedule, but the Air Force has not yet accepted its design.
-
South Korea grounds F-35A fleet after belly landing
A landing gear malfunction with the advanced fighter jet led to the emergency landing, and an investigation is now in the works.
-
US Air Force squadron becomes first operational unit to drop StormBreaker bomb
It’s a major step forward for the small diameter bomb, which at one point was delayed for about a year while a flawed component was redesigned and fixed.
-
Biden signs $740B defense policy bill to overhaul sexual assault prosecutions, review Afghan war
Lawmakers added $25 billion more to Defense spending than was originally requested.
-
Meeting the B-21 Raider: 2022 to bring new bomber’s eagerly awaited rollout
Next year will also bring what are expected to be tough choices and retirements as part of the upcoming budget proposal for FY23.
-
Boeing suspends vaccine mandate for employees
Boeing’s decision followed a review of a court injunction against the vaccine mandate, and an administration move to suspend enforcement of the mandate that followed.
