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Defense Business Board chair Deborah Lee James on helping Pentagon see ‘forest for the trees’
“You don’t know what you don’t know,” James said. “So bringing in outside advisors can be a helpful new perspective.”
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KC-46 gets new refueling approvals for TRANSCOM missions
The Pegasus can now take on more missions the Air Force otherwise would have had to hand off to the KC-135 Stratotanker and KC-10 Extender, and lessen the burden on those older tankers.
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Army aviation chief: Programs may need to sacrifice perfect solutions
As the Army looks to field future aviation programs, it should think more holistically about those efforts, the service’s program executive officer for aviation said Tuesday.
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Lockheed delivers laser for AC-130J gunship
The AC-130J Ghostrider gunship just got a step closer to getting its laser.
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‘We are in danger of losing our republic,’ Air Force strategy chief says in wake of Capitol attack
“Today, our internal division is our biggest threat, and it is being exacerbated skillfully by state and non-state actors that want to see us weakened & discredited,” Lt. Gen. Clinton Hinote wrote.
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Air Force bases MQ-9 Reapers in Romania
USAFE said the Reapers’ deployment shows the United States’ support for allies in the region, and seeks to deter adversaries.
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New in 2021: Space Command gets a new home
Six locations are still in the running to house Space Command’s new HQ.
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New in 2021: Older planes bound for the Boneyard
Congress put the brakes on Air Force plans to retire more than 100 aircraft, but the service did get the greenlight to retire some bombers, cargo planes and tankers.
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Raise the Black Flag: Nellis launches new Air Force operational test event
Black Flag aims to be the testing equivalent of the Air Force’s Red Flag training exercise.
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New in 2021: Air Force’s ‘accelerate change’ agenda takes shape
Chief of Staff Gen. Charles “CQ” Brown released action orders on his plans to accelerate change in December.
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Defense Business Board chair Deborah Lee James on helping Pentagon see ‘forest for the trees’
“You don’t know what you don’t know,” James said. “So bringing in outside advisors can be a helpful new perspective.”
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KC-46 gets new refueling approvals for TRANSCOM missions
The Pegasus can now take on more missions the Air Force otherwise would have had to hand off to the KC-135 Stratotanker and KC-10 Extender, and lessen the burden on those older tankers.
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Army aviation chief: Programs may need to sacrifice perfect solutions
As the Army looks to field future aviation programs, it should think more holistically about those efforts, the service’s program executive officer for aviation said Tuesday.
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Lockheed delivers laser for AC-130J gunship
The AC-130J Ghostrider gunship just got a step closer to getting its laser.
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‘We are in danger of losing our republic,’ Air Force strategy chief says in wake of Capitol attack
“Today, our internal division is our biggest threat, and it is being exacerbated skillfully by state and non-state actors that want to see us weakened & discredited,” Lt. Gen. Clinton Hinote wrote.
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Air Force bases MQ-9 Reapers in Romania
USAFE said the Reapers’ deployment shows the United States’ support for allies in the region, and seeks to deter adversaries.
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New in 2021: Space Command gets a new home
Six locations are still in the running to house Space Command’s new HQ.
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New in 2021: Older planes bound for the Boneyard
Congress put the brakes on Air Force plans to retire more than 100 aircraft, but the service did get the greenlight to retire some bombers, cargo planes and tankers.
-
Raise the Black Flag: Nellis launches new Air Force operational test event
Black Flag aims to be the testing equivalent of the Air Force’s Red Flag training exercise.
-
New in 2021: Air Force’s ‘accelerate change’ agenda takes shape
Chief of Staff Gen. Charles “CQ” Brown released action orders on his plans to accelerate change in December.
-
Defense Business Board chair Deborah Lee James on helping Pentagon see ‘forest for the trees’
“You don’t know what you don’t know,” James said. “So bringing in outside advisors can be a helpful new perspective.”
-
KC-46 gets new refueling approvals for TRANSCOM missions
The Pegasus can now take on more missions the Air Force otherwise would have had to hand off to the KC-135 Stratotanker and KC-10 Extender, and lessen the burden on those older tankers.
-
Army aviation chief: Programs may need to sacrifice perfect solutions
As the Army looks to field future aviation programs, it should think more holistically about those efforts, the service’s program executive officer for aviation said Tuesday.
-
Lockheed delivers laser for AC-130J gunship
The AC-130J Ghostrider gunship just got a step closer to getting its laser.
-
‘We are in danger of losing our republic,’ Air Force strategy chief says in wake of Capitol attack
“Today, our internal division is our biggest threat, and it is being exacerbated skillfully by state and non-state actors that want to see us weakened & discredited,” Lt. Gen. Clinton Hinote wrote.
-
Air Force bases MQ-9 Reapers in Romania
USAFE said the Reapers’ deployment shows the United States’ support for allies in the region, and seeks to deter adversaries.
-
New in 2021: Space Command gets a new home
Six locations are still in the running to house Space Command’s new HQ.
-
New in 2021: Older planes bound for the Boneyard
Congress put the brakes on Air Force plans to retire more than 100 aircraft, but the service did get the greenlight to retire some bombers, cargo planes and tankers.
-
Raise the Black Flag: Nellis launches new Air Force operational test event
Black Flag aims to be the testing equivalent of the Air Force’s Red Flag training exercise.
-
New in 2021: Air Force’s ‘accelerate change’ agenda takes shape
Chief of Staff Gen. Charles “CQ” Brown released action orders on his plans to accelerate change in December.
