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SecAF to Congress: Let us retire aircraft or we can’t beat China
“We will not succeed against a well-resourced and strategic competitor if we insist on keeping every legacy system we have,” Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall said Monday.
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As the US Air Force looks to the future of special operations, vertical lift takes center stage
What comes after the MC-130 and CV-22s operated today by Air Force Special Operations Command?
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Lockheed reveals new LMXT refueling tanker, firing the opening salvo in US Air Force competition
Improvements include more range and better fuel-offloading capabilities compared to the baseline version of Airbus’s A330 tanker.
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Here’s the AMC commander’s opinion on Boeing’s work on the KC-46
Air Mobility Command leader Gen. Maryanne Miller told reporters her opinion on the KC-46 program–and what she wants from Boeing.
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Air Force creates new information warfare organization, revamps Cyber Command teams
The Air Force is creating 16th Air Force that will combine cyber, electronic warfare, intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance and information operations into a single organization.
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5 Things from the 2019 AFA Air, Space & Cyber Conference Day 2
An IG investigation for the KC-46, big budget decisions for the Air Force and the future of the B-1 were the talk of AFA’s Day 2.
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5 Things from the AFA Air, Space & Cyber Conference Day 1
The T-X’s name is revealed–and the Air Force wants to change how they buy fighters.
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Air Combat Command head: JSTARS recap may not be best option
The Air Force’s decision on whether to cancel the JSTARS recap program will be driven, in part, on whether the service can provide a similar capability by networking together its existing platforms and sensors, the head of Air Combat Command said Monday.
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RPAs Need Improvements to Stay Alive on Future Battlefields, Experts Say
Remotely piloted aircraft must undergo major changes to stay relevant in a future battle space, a panel of experts said Tuesday.
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JSTARS Stalls as Air Force, Congress Work Contract Details
Bill language could force the service to use a fixed-price contract, which Air Force officials say would delay the program.
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SecAF to Congress: Let us retire aircraft or we can’t beat China
“We will not succeed against a well-resourced and strategic competitor if we insist on keeping every legacy system we have,” Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall said Monday.
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As the US Air Force looks to the future of special operations, vertical lift takes center stage
What comes after the MC-130 and CV-22s operated today by Air Force Special Operations Command?
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Lockheed reveals new LMXT refueling tanker, firing the opening salvo in US Air Force competition
Improvements include more range and better fuel-offloading capabilities compared to the baseline version of Airbus’s A330 tanker.
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Here’s the AMC commander’s opinion on Boeing’s work on the KC-46
Air Mobility Command leader Gen. Maryanne Miller told reporters her opinion on the KC-46 program–and what she wants from Boeing.
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Air Force creates new information warfare organization, revamps Cyber Command teams
The Air Force is creating 16th Air Force that will combine cyber, electronic warfare, intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance and information operations into a single organization.
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5 Things from the 2019 AFA Air, Space & Cyber Conference Day 2
An IG investigation for the KC-46, big budget decisions for the Air Force and the future of the B-1 were the talk of AFA’s Day 2.
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5 Things from the AFA Air, Space & Cyber Conference Day 1
The T-X’s name is revealed–and the Air Force wants to change how they buy fighters.
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Air Combat Command head: JSTARS recap may not be best option
The Air Force’s decision on whether to cancel the JSTARS recap program will be driven, in part, on whether the service can provide a similar capability by networking together its existing platforms and sensors, the head of Air Combat Command said Monday.
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RPAs Need Improvements to Stay Alive on Future Battlefields, Experts Say
Remotely piloted aircraft must undergo major changes to stay relevant in a future battle space, a panel of experts said Tuesday.
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JSTARS Stalls as Air Force, Congress Work Contract Details
Bill language could force the service to use a fixed-price contract, which Air Force officials say would delay the program.
-
SecAF to Congress: Let us retire aircraft or we can’t beat China
“We will not succeed against a well-resourced and strategic competitor if we insist on keeping every legacy system we have,” Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall said Monday.
-
As the US Air Force looks to the future of special operations, vertical lift takes center stage
What comes after the MC-130 and CV-22s operated today by Air Force Special Operations Command?
-
Lockheed reveals new LMXT refueling tanker, firing the opening salvo in US Air Force competition
Improvements include more range and better fuel-offloading capabilities compared to the baseline version of Airbus’s A330 tanker.
-
Here’s the AMC commander’s opinion on Boeing’s work on the KC-46
Air Mobility Command leader Gen. Maryanne Miller told reporters her opinion on the KC-46 program–and what she wants from Boeing.
-
Air Force creates new information warfare organization, revamps Cyber Command teams
The Air Force is creating 16th Air Force that will combine cyber, electronic warfare, intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance and information operations into a single organization.
-
5 Things from the 2019 AFA Air, Space & Cyber Conference Day 2
An IG investigation for the KC-46, big budget decisions for the Air Force and the future of the B-1 were the talk of AFA’s Day 2.
-
5 Things from the AFA Air, Space & Cyber Conference Day 1
The T-X’s name is revealed–and the Air Force wants to change how they buy fighters.
-
Air Combat Command head: JSTARS recap may not be best option
The Air Force’s decision on whether to cancel the JSTARS recap program will be driven, in part, on whether the service can provide a similar capability by networking together its existing platforms and sensors, the head of Air Combat Command said Monday.
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RPAs Need Improvements to Stay Alive on Future Battlefields, Experts Say
Remotely piloted aircraft must undergo major changes to stay relevant in a future battle space, a panel of experts said Tuesday.
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JSTARS Stalls as Air Force, Congress Work Contract Details
Bill language could force the service to use a fixed-price contract, which Air Force officials say would delay the program.
