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Hypersonic weapons could give the B-1 bomber a new lease on life
Could the B-1 survive its retirement plans while adding on hypersonic weapons?
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Lockheed’s F-35 head to temporarily take over aeronautics biz
Michele Evans, the current aeronautics chief, is taking a leave of absence due to medical issues.
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Raytheon’s FORGE aims to make satellite data available to more
Raytheon is working to make data available to customers with FORGE.
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Virtual reality training — for pilots, maintainers and more — expands in 2020
The Air Force has had success with Pilot Training Next, which uses VR, biometrics and artificial intelligence to better teach aspiring pilots how to fly, and wants to more broadly apply virtual learning across the force.
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This is the name of the Air Force’s new training jet
The new designation of the jet formerly known as T-X pays tribute to aviation legends.
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Raytheon unveils new air-to-air missile design
Raytheon claims its new Peregrine will be 50 pounds and 6 feet long.
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Northrop teams with Lockheed on ICBM replacement. Here’s who else is involved.
Northrop has 10 companies teamed on its ICBM replacement program.
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Sustainment for the ‘app generation’: State of ALIS
(From the sponsor) Ten times more people touch the Autonomic Logistics Information System, or ALIS, than fly the F-35. As tech evolves, so must the software.
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The US Air Force’s radical plan for a future fighter could field a jet in 5 years
The U.S. Air Force is seeking rapid-fire plane production as it tries to surpass the capabilities of near-peer competitors like Russia and China.
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Documents reveal how the Space Force would launch in 90 days
The Pentagon is waiting for Congress to decide whether to create a Space Force. This is what would happen next.
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Hypersonic weapons could give the B-1 bomber a new lease on life
Could the B-1 survive its retirement plans while adding on hypersonic weapons?
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Lockheed’s F-35 head to temporarily take over aeronautics biz
Michele Evans, the current aeronautics chief, is taking a leave of absence due to medical issues.
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Raytheon’s FORGE aims to make satellite data available to more
Raytheon is working to make data available to customers with FORGE.
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Virtual reality training — for pilots, maintainers and more — expands in 2020
The Air Force has had success with Pilot Training Next, which uses VR, biometrics and artificial intelligence to better teach aspiring pilots how to fly, and wants to more broadly apply virtual learning across the force.
-
This is the name of the Air Force’s new training jet
The new designation of the jet formerly known as T-X pays tribute to aviation legends.
-
Raytheon unveils new air-to-air missile design
Raytheon claims its new Peregrine will be 50 pounds and 6 feet long.
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Northrop teams with Lockheed on ICBM replacement. Here’s who else is involved.
Northrop has 10 companies teamed on its ICBM replacement program.
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Sustainment for the ‘app generation’: State of ALIS
(From the sponsor) Ten times more people touch the Autonomic Logistics Information System, or ALIS, than fly the F-35. As tech evolves, so must the software.
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The US Air Force’s radical plan for a future fighter could field a jet in 5 years
The U.S. Air Force is seeking rapid-fire plane production as it tries to surpass the capabilities of near-peer competitors like Russia and China.
-
Documents reveal how the Space Force would launch in 90 days
The Pentagon is waiting for Congress to decide whether to create a Space Force. This is what would happen next.
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Hypersonic weapons could give the B-1 bomber a new lease on life
Could the B-1 survive its retirement plans while adding on hypersonic weapons?
-
Lockheed’s F-35 head to temporarily take over aeronautics biz
Michele Evans, the current aeronautics chief, is taking a leave of absence due to medical issues.
-
Raytheon’s FORGE aims to make satellite data available to more
Raytheon is working to make data available to customers with FORGE.
-
Virtual reality training — for pilots, maintainers and more — expands in 2020
The Air Force has had success with Pilot Training Next, which uses VR, biometrics and artificial intelligence to better teach aspiring pilots how to fly, and wants to more broadly apply virtual learning across the force.
-
This is the name of the Air Force’s new training jet
The new designation of the jet formerly known as T-X pays tribute to aviation legends.
-
Raytheon unveils new air-to-air missile design
Raytheon claims its new Peregrine will be 50 pounds and 6 feet long.
-
Northrop teams with Lockheed on ICBM replacement. Here’s who else is involved.
Northrop has 10 companies teamed on its ICBM replacement program.
-
Sustainment for the ‘app generation’: State of ALIS
(From the sponsor) Ten times more people touch the Autonomic Logistics Information System, or ALIS, than fly the F-35. As tech evolves, so must the software.
-
The US Air Force’s radical plan for a future fighter could field a jet in 5 years
The U.S. Air Force is seeking rapid-fire plane production as it tries to surpass the capabilities of near-peer competitors like Russia and China.
-
Documents reveal how the Space Force would launch in 90 days
The Pentagon is waiting for Congress to decide whether to create a Space Force. This is what would happen next.
