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Air Force needs more data before making a decision on enhanced KC-46 vision system
“We cannot slow down getting RVS 2.0 into the airplane,” the head of Air Mobility Command said.
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The US Air Force has built and flown a mysterious full-scale prototype of its future fighter jet
Does this give the Next Generation Air Dominance program more momentum, or does it open it up to more scrutiny?
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US Air Force launches new ‘eSeries’ aircraft designation. The internet has questions.
The announcement initially prompted confusion over social media as users pointed out that the U.S. military already uses the prefix “E” to designate aircraft.
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The new US Air Force chief has a reputation of only asking for what he needs. He’s going to need a lot.
Gen. CQ Brown’s colleagues call him a “quiet giant” with a Rolodex as long as his list of appointments overseas. But does he have the ability to revolutionize the Air Force before it’s too late?
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International militaries reveal interest in US Army’s Future Vertical Lift program
Eight countries have sent letters expressing interest in the program, its director says.
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Northrop wins US Air Force’s contest for next-gen ICBMs
There is no word yet on whether Boeing will protest the competition, which it has decried as favoring its rival.
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Behind the scenes of the US Air Force’s second test of its game-changing battle management system
Robotic security dogs dogs, 5G towers, high-speed projectile weapons and AI-enabled computing systems could soon arrive on a battlefield near you.
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Two hypersonic weapons complete new developmental milestone
Lockheed Martin and Raytheon have completed captive carry tests of two Hypersonic Air-breathing Weapon Concept variants.
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New and old aircraft programs could get axed as top US Air Force general seeks ‘ruthless prioritization’ of capabilities
The new Air Force chief of staff has rolled out his priorities to the force.
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Drone maker General Atomics lays off hundreds
Privately held drone maker General Atomics, of San Diego, is laying off approximately 630 of its roughly 10,000 employees.
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Air Force needs more data before making a decision on enhanced KC-46 vision system
“We cannot slow down getting RVS 2.0 into the airplane,” the head of Air Mobility Command said.
-
The US Air Force has built and flown a mysterious full-scale prototype of its future fighter jet
Does this give the Next Generation Air Dominance program more momentum, or does it open it up to more scrutiny?
-
US Air Force launches new ‘eSeries’ aircraft designation. The internet has questions.
The announcement initially prompted confusion over social media as users pointed out that the U.S. military already uses the prefix “E” to designate aircraft.
-
The new US Air Force chief has a reputation of only asking for what he needs. He’s going to need a lot.
Gen. CQ Brown’s colleagues call him a “quiet giant” with a Rolodex as long as his list of appointments overseas. But does he have the ability to revolutionize the Air Force before it’s too late?
-
International militaries reveal interest in US Army’s Future Vertical Lift program
Eight countries have sent letters expressing interest in the program, its director says.
-
Northrop wins US Air Force’s contest for next-gen ICBMs
There is no word yet on whether Boeing will protest the competition, which it has decried as favoring its rival.
-
Behind the scenes of the US Air Force’s second test of its game-changing battle management system
Robotic security dogs dogs, 5G towers, high-speed projectile weapons and AI-enabled computing systems could soon arrive on a battlefield near you.
-
Two hypersonic weapons complete new developmental milestone
Lockheed Martin and Raytheon have completed captive carry tests of two Hypersonic Air-breathing Weapon Concept variants.
-
New and old aircraft programs could get axed as top US Air Force general seeks ‘ruthless prioritization’ of capabilities
The new Air Force chief of staff has rolled out his priorities to the force.
-
Drone maker General Atomics lays off hundreds
Privately held drone maker General Atomics, of San Diego, is laying off approximately 630 of its roughly 10,000 employees.
-
Air Force needs more data before making a decision on enhanced KC-46 vision system
“We cannot slow down getting RVS 2.0 into the airplane,” the head of Air Mobility Command said.
-
The US Air Force has built and flown a mysterious full-scale prototype of its future fighter jet
Does this give the Next Generation Air Dominance program more momentum, or does it open it up to more scrutiny?
-
US Air Force launches new ‘eSeries’ aircraft designation. The internet has questions.
The announcement initially prompted confusion over social media as users pointed out that the U.S. military already uses the prefix “E” to designate aircraft.
-
The new US Air Force chief has a reputation of only asking for what he needs. He’s going to need a lot.
Gen. CQ Brown’s colleagues call him a “quiet giant” with a Rolodex as long as his list of appointments overseas. But does he have the ability to revolutionize the Air Force before it’s too late?
-
International militaries reveal interest in US Army’s Future Vertical Lift program
Eight countries have sent letters expressing interest in the program, its director says.
-
Northrop wins US Air Force’s contest for next-gen ICBMs
There is no word yet on whether Boeing will protest the competition, which it has decried as favoring its rival.
-
Behind the scenes of the US Air Force’s second test of its game-changing battle management system
Robotic security dogs dogs, 5G towers, high-speed projectile weapons and AI-enabled computing systems could soon arrive on a battlefield near you.
-
Two hypersonic weapons complete new developmental milestone
Lockheed Martin and Raytheon have completed captive carry tests of two Hypersonic Air-breathing Weapon Concept variants.
-
New and old aircraft programs could get axed as top US Air Force general seeks ‘ruthless prioritization’ of capabilities
The new Air Force chief of staff has rolled out his priorities to the force.
-
Drone maker General Atomics lays off hundreds
Privately held drone maker General Atomics, of San Diego, is laying off approximately 630 of its roughly 10,000 employees.
