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Wide-open market: Global demand for new fighters, attack aircraft surges
According to data from Avascent Analytics, the total number of ongoing or potential competitions for fighters, bombers and attack aircraft is 54. Narrow that to only stated competitions and there’s 21: seven in Asia, four in the Americas, eight in Europe, and two in the Middle East and North Africa.
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US Air Force reorganizes approach to space
The U.S. Air Force has reorganized how it handles space, creating a three-star billet as deputy chief of staff for space operations.
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Engility will provide consulting for US Air Force space programs
The company will ensure the equipment is ready for space missions.
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Future US aircraft carrier cost estimate unreliable, says government accountability agency
A congressional watchdog report has recommended the U.S. Navy develop a new cost estimate for a future aircraft carrier being built in Virginia.
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US Navy littoral combat ship shows off maintenance capabilities overseas
The LCS Coronado has successfully conducted an expeditionary preventive maintenance availability while on a scheduled port visit to Vietnam, in a demonstration of its ability to conduct maintenance while deployed.
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Qatar, US sign agreement on F-15 deal
The U.S. and Qatar today signed finalized the sale of F-15QA fighter aircraft, worth $12 billion.
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US moves rocket launcher into Syria for the first time
The High Mobility Artillery Rocket System was moved into the Tanf area, recently home to pro-regime and coalition conflict.
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Countdown to Paris Air Show begins as F-35 arrives in France
Two F-35As landed at Le Bourget Airport on Tuesday evening.
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US Senate advances Saudi guided-munitions sale, 53-47
The U.S. Senate has voted 53-47 along largely partisan lines to approve a $510 million sale of precision-guided munitions to Saudi Arabia.
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DoD needs 3-5 percent annual growth through 2023, top officials say
The Pentagon expects to request 3-5 percent base budget growth above inflation every year from 2019 through 2023, a dollar figure the nation’s top defense voices say is the bare minimum needed to maintain America’s military capabilities at current levels.
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Wide-open market: Global demand for new fighters, attack aircraft surges
According to data from Avascent Analytics, the total number of ongoing or potential competitions for fighters, bombers and attack aircraft is 54. Narrow that to only stated competitions and there’s 21: seven in Asia, four in the Americas, eight in Europe, and two in the Middle East and North Africa.
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US Air Force reorganizes approach to space
The U.S. Air Force has reorganized how it handles space, creating a three-star billet as deputy chief of staff for space operations.
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Engility will provide consulting for US Air Force space programs
The company will ensure the equipment is ready for space missions.
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Future US aircraft carrier cost estimate unreliable, says government accountability agency
A congressional watchdog report has recommended the U.S. Navy develop a new cost estimate for a future aircraft carrier being built in Virginia.
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US Navy littoral combat ship shows off maintenance capabilities overseas
The LCS Coronado has successfully conducted an expeditionary preventive maintenance availability while on a scheduled port visit to Vietnam, in a demonstration of its ability to conduct maintenance while deployed.
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Qatar, US sign agreement on F-15 deal
The U.S. and Qatar today signed finalized the sale of F-15QA fighter aircraft, worth $12 billion.
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US moves rocket launcher into Syria for the first time
The High Mobility Artillery Rocket System was moved into the Tanf area, recently home to pro-regime and coalition conflict.
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Countdown to Paris Air Show begins as F-35 arrives in France
Two F-35As landed at Le Bourget Airport on Tuesday evening.
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US Senate advances Saudi guided-munitions sale, 53-47
The U.S. Senate has voted 53-47 along largely partisan lines to approve a $510 million sale of precision-guided munitions to Saudi Arabia.
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DoD needs 3-5 percent annual growth through 2023, top officials say
The Pentagon expects to request 3-5 percent base budget growth above inflation every year from 2019 through 2023, a dollar figure the nation’s top defense voices say is the bare minimum needed to maintain America’s military capabilities at current levels.
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Wide-open market: Global demand for new fighters, attack aircraft surges
According to data from Avascent Analytics, the total number of ongoing or potential competitions for fighters, bombers and attack aircraft is 54. Narrow that to only stated competitions and there’s 21: seven in Asia, four in the Americas, eight in Europe, and two in the Middle East and North Africa.
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US Air Force reorganizes approach to space
The U.S. Air Force has reorganized how it handles space, creating a three-star billet as deputy chief of staff for space operations.
-
Engility will provide consulting for US Air Force space programs
The company will ensure the equipment is ready for space missions.
-
Future US aircraft carrier cost estimate unreliable, says government accountability agency
A congressional watchdog report has recommended the U.S. Navy develop a new cost estimate for a future aircraft carrier being built in Virginia.
-
US Navy littoral combat ship shows off maintenance capabilities overseas
The LCS Coronado has successfully conducted an expeditionary preventive maintenance availability while on a scheduled port visit to Vietnam, in a demonstration of its ability to conduct maintenance while deployed.
-
Qatar, US sign agreement on F-15 deal
The U.S. and Qatar today signed finalized the sale of F-15QA fighter aircraft, worth $12 billion.
-
US moves rocket launcher into Syria for the first time
The High Mobility Artillery Rocket System was moved into the Tanf area, recently home to pro-regime and coalition conflict.
-
Countdown to Paris Air Show begins as F-35 arrives in France
Two F-35As landed at Le Bourget Airport on Tuesday evening.
-
US Senate advances Saudi guided-munitions sale, 53-47
The U.S. Senate has voted 53-47 along largely partisan lines to approve a $510 million sale of precision-guided munitions to Saudi Arabia.
-
DoD needs 3-5 percent annual growth through 2023, top officials say
The Pentagon expects to request 3-5 percent base budget growth above inflation every year from 2019 through 2023, a dollar figure the nation’s top defense voices say is the bare minimum needed to maintain America’s military capabilities at current levels.
