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Lockheed is developing a system to turn airlift planes into weapons trucks
The company won a $25 million contract in August to develop a technology that will allow cargo aircraft to drop pallets filled with smart weapons.
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UAE could get up to 50 F-35s in $10B sale
If approved, the United Arab Emirates operate the same number of F-35s as Israel.
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Boeing has another overrun on the KC-46, but its CEO says there’s reason for hope
“The tanker has been a drag on us for three or four years in every way you can think of,” says Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun.
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To gain an edge on hypersonic weapons, the Pentagon wants more help from universities
The Pentagon wants to see gains in applied research that help spin technologies from the lab into production.
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F-35 to move into full-rate production later than expected
Key F-35 simulator tests won’t occur this year and have been pushed to 2021.
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Pentagon begins rolling out replacement for the F-35 system that maintainers hate the most
F-35B pilots at Marine Corps Air Station Yuma became the first unit to try out Operational Data Integrated Network last month.
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Lawmakers take steps to slow down sale of F-35s to UAE
A pair of Democrats introduced legislation calling for more oversight of F-35 sales.
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The Army and Air Force are finally on the same page with a plan to connect the military. What happens next?
The Army and Air Force are deepening their collaboration on Combined Joint All-Domain Command and Control, but they won’t be sharing everything.
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US pitches Greece on a frigate co-production deal
American shipbuilder Onex, based in Greece, could help construct new frigates for the Hellenic Navy.
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After yearlong delay, the US Air Force is ready to field Raytheon’s new smart bomb
Raytheon took a timeout to redesign a key component after problems were discovered during testing.
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Lockheed is developing a system to turn airlift planes into weapons trucks
The company won a $25 million contract in August to develop a technology that will allow cargo aircraft to drop pallets filled with smart weapons.
-
UAE could get up to 50 F-35s in $10B sale
If approved, the United Arab Emirates operate the same number of F-35s as Israel.
-
Boeing has another overrun on the KC-46, but its CEO says there’s reason for hope
“The tanker has been a drag on us for three or four years in every way you can think of,” says Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun.
-
To gain an edge on hypersonic weapons, the Pentagon wants more help from universities
The Pentagon wants to see gains in applied research that help spin technologies from the lab into production.
-
F-35 to move into full-rate production later than expected
Key F-35 simulator tests won’t occur this year and have been pushed to 2021.
-
Pentagon begins rolling out replacement for the F-35 system that maintainers hate the most
F-35B pilots at Marine Corps Air Station Yuma became the first unit to try out Operational Data Integrated Network last month.
-
Lawmakers take steps to slow down sale of F-35s to UAE
A pair of Democrats introduced legislation calling for more oversight of F-35 sales.
-
The Army and Air Force are finally on the same page with a plan to connect the military. What happens next?
The Army and Air Force are deepening their collaboration on Combined Joint All-Domain Command and Control, but they won’t be sharing everything.
-
US pitches Greece on a frigate co-production deal
American shipbuilder Onex, based in Greece, could help construct new frigates for the Hellenic Navy.
-
After yearlong delay, the US Air Force is ready to field Raytheon’s new smart bomb
Raytheon took a timeout to redesign a key component after problems were discovered during testing.
-
Lockheed is developing a system to turn airlift planes into weapons trucks
The company won a $25 million contract in August to develop a technology that will allow cargo aircraft to drop pallets filled with smart weapons.
-
UAE could get up to 50 F-35s in $10B sale
If approved, the United Arab Emirates operate the same number of F-35s as Israel.
-
Boeing has another overrun on the KC-46, but its CEO says there’s reason for hope
“The tanker has been a drag on us for three or four years in every way you can think of,” says Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun.
-
To gain an edge on hypersonic weapons, the Pentagon wants more help from universities
The Pentagon wants to see gains in applied research that help spin technologies from the lab into production.
-
F-35 to move into full-rate production later than expected
Key F-35 simulator tests won’t occur this year and have been pushed to 2021.
-
Pentagon begins rolling out replacement for the F-35 system that maintainers hate the most
F-35B pilots at Marine Corps Air Station Yuma became the first unit to try out Operational Data Integrated Network last month.
-
Lawmakers take steps to slow down sale of F-35s to UAE
A pair of Democrats introduced legislation calling for more oversight of F-35 sales.
-
The Army and Air Force are finally on the same page with a plan to connect the military. What happens next?
The Army and Air Force are deepening their collaboration on Combined Joint All-Domain Command and Control, but they won’t be sharing everything.
-
US pitches Greece on a frigate co-production deal
American shipbuilder Onex, based in Greece, could help construct new frigates for the Hellenic Navy.
-
After yearlong delay, the US Air Force is ready to field Raytheon’s new smart bomb
Raytheon took a timeout to redesign a key component after problems were discovered during testing.
