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Here’s why a no-fly zone over Ukraine is off the table
“A no-fly zone would be a declaration of war in Putin’s mind,” said John Venable of the Heritage Foundation.
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Interview: Air Force Secretary Heather Wilson weighs potential budget outcomes
Air Force Secretary Heather Wilson discusses a continuing resolution, top modernization priorities with Defense News ahead of the service’s biggest conference.
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US Air Force secretary nominee discloses financial details
U.S. President Donald Trump’s pick for Air Force secretary will have to divest stock from 16 defense contractors if confirmed.
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Textron sets its sights on US Air Force’s light aircraft experiment
The company plans to demonstrate the AT-6 and Scorpion jet for the service this summer.
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Air Force Seeks Virtual Elements in Flight Exercises to Heighten Realism, Complexity
With live training alone unable to provide the complex scenarios meant to push the F-35 to its limits, the Air Force is banking on a suite of cutting-edge technologies that will fuse virtual and constructive elements into live exercises.
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KC-46 Flight Simulators To Enable Pilots, Boom Operators To Train Together
When KC-46 training starts at Altus Air Force Base next year, pilots and boom operators will conduct aerial refueling training together for the first time ever in linked, full-motion simulators.
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Here’s why a no-fly zone over Ukraine is off the table
“A no-fly zone would be a declaration of war in Putin’s mind,” said John Venable of the Heritage Foundation.
-
Interview: Air Force Secretary Heather Wilson weighs potential budget outcomes
Air Force Secretary Heather Wilson discusses a continuing resolution, top modernization priorities with Defense News ahead of the service’s biggest conference.
-
US Air Force secretary nominee discloses financial details
U.S. President Donald Trump’s pick for Air Force secretary will have to divest stock from 16 defense contractors if confirmed.
-
Textron sets its sights on US Air Force’s light aircraft experiment
The company plans to demonstrate the AT-6 and Scorpion jet for the service this summer.
-
Air Force Seeks Virtual Elements in Flight Exercises to Heighten Realism, Complexity
With live training alone unable to provide the complex scenarios meant to push the F-35 to its limits, the Air Force is banking on a suite of cutting-edge technologies that will fuse virtual and constructive elements into live exercises.
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KC-46 Flight Simulators To Enable Pilots, Boom Operators To Train Together
When KC-46 training starts at Altus Air Force Base next year, pilots and boom operators will conduct aerial refueling training together for the first time ever in linked, full-motion simulators.
-
Here’s why a no-fly zone over Ukraine is off the table
“A no-fly zone would be a declaration of war in Putin’s mind,” said John Venable of the Heritage Foundation.
-
Interview: Air Force Secretary Heather Wilson weighs potential budget outcomes
Air Force Secretary Heather Wilson discusses a continuing resolution, top modernization priorities with Defense News ahead of the service’s biggest conference.
-
US Air Force secretary nominee discloses financial details
U.S. President Donald Trump’s pick for Air Force secretary will have to divest stock from 16 defense contractors if confirmed.
-
Textron sets its sights on US Air Force’s light aircraft experiment
The company plans to demonstrate the AT-6 and Scorpion jet for the service this summer.
-
Air Force Seeks Virtual Elements in Flight Exercises to Heighten Realism, Complexity
With live training alone unable to provide the complex scenarios meant to push the F-35 to its limits, the Air Force is banking on a suite of cutting-edge technologies that will fuse virtual and constructive elements into live exercises.
-
KC-46 Flight Simulators To Enable Pilots, Boom Operators To Train Together
When KC-46 training starts at Altus Air Force Base next year, pilots and boom operators will conduct aerial refueling training together for the first time ever in linked, full-motion simulators.
