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US Air Force’s acting secretary talks Space Force, new fighters and his next move
Acting U.S. Air Force Secretary Matt Donovan gave the Pentagon’s space reorganization plan his unwavering support. Will his successor continue that trend?
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US Air Force nears battle over next B-52 engine
The U.S. Air Force plans to solicit bids for a new B-52 engine from industry later this year, and maintainers are hungry for a replacement.
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Here are some of the upgrades coming to the US Air Force’s oldest bomber
New radar, new weapons, new data links. Same old plane.
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4 questions about innovation with the US Air Force’s vice chief of staff
Gen. Stephen “Seve” Wilson knows innovation can be stifled. But he won’t stand by while it happens.
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Decades late, the B-52 is getting a new nuclear weapon
To keep the B-52 bomber relevant for its nuclear mission, the U.S. Air Force is preparing to spend billions of dollars to develop a new air-launched cruise missile.
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Future wars will be won with open mission systems
Future success on the battlefield will be closely linked to rapidly processing information in space, in the air, and on land, sea and cyberspace.
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US Air Force turns to data analytics to solve B-1, C-5 maintenance challenges
Both aircraft have been associated with embarrassing mishaps over the past year. Will data help?
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Air Force to launch new command and control-themed exercise in November
As space and cyber inject new questions about how to do command and control, the Air Force is hoping a series of tabletop exercises will help it come up with improved ideas.
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How does the US Air Force plan to keep bombers affordable?
As the Air Force expands from 312 to 386 operational squadrons, how can the service keep costs within reason?
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Space is the place to be at AFA
This year’s Air Force Association conference had an unmistakable flavor to it.
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US Air Force’s acting secretary talks Space Force, new fighters and his next move
Acting U.S. Air Force Secretary Matt Donovan gave the Pentagon’s space reorganization plan his unwavering support. Will his successor continue that trend?
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US Air Force nears battle over next B-52 engine
The U.S. Air Force plans to solicit bids for a new B-52 engine from industry later this year, and maintainers are hungry for a replacement.
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Here are some of the upgrades coming to the US Air Force’s oldest bomber
New radar, new weapons, new data links. Same old plane.
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4 questions about innovation with the US Air Force’s vice chief of staff
Gen. Stephen “Seve” Wilson knows innovation can be stifled. But he won’t stand by while it happens.
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Decades late, the B-52 is getting a new nuclear weapon
To keep the B-52 bomber relevant for its nuclear mission, the U.S. Air Force is preparing to spend billions of dollars to develop a new air-launched cruise missile.
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Future wars will be won with open mission systems
Future success on the battlefield will be closely linked to rapidly processing information in space, in the air, and on land, sea and cyberspace.
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US Air Force turns to data analytics to solve B-1, C-5 maintenance challenges
Both aircraft have been associated with embarrassing mishaps over the past year. Will data help?
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Air Force to launch new command and control-themed exercise in November
As space and cyber inject new questions about how to do command and control, the Air Force is hoping a series of tabletop exercises will help it come up with improved ideas.
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How does the US Air Force plan to keep bombers affordable?
As the Air Force expands from 312 to 386 operational squadrons, how can the service keep costs within reason?
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Space is the place to be at AFA
This year’s Air Force Association conference had an unmistakable flavor to it.
-
US Air Force’s acting secretary talks Space Force, new fighters and his next move
Acting U.S. Air Force Secretary Matt Donovan gave the Pentagon’s space reorganization plan his unwavering support. Will his successor continue that trend?
-
US Air Force nears battle over next B-52 engine
The U.S. Air Force plans to solicit bids for a new B-52 engine from industry later this year, and maintainers are hungry for a replacement.
-
Here are some of the upgrades coming to the US Air Force’s oldest bomber
New radar, new weapons, new data links. Same old plane.
-
4 questions about innovation with the US Air Force’s vice chief of staff
Gen. Stephen “Seve” Wilson knows innovation can be stifled. But he won’t stand by while it happens.
-
Decades late, the B-52 is getting a new nuclear weapon
To keep the B-52 bomber relevant for its nuclear mission, the U.S. Air Force is preparing to spend billions of dollars to develop a new air-launched cruise missile.
-
Future wars will be won with open mission systems
Future success on the battlefield will be closely linked to rapidly processing information in space, in the air, and on land, sea and cyberspace.
-
US Air Force turns to data analytics to solve B-1, C-5 maintenance challenges
Both aircraft have been associated with embarrassing mishaps over the past year. Will data help?
-
Air Force to launch new command and control-themed exercise in November
As space and cyber inject new questions about how to do command and control, the Air Force is hoping a series of tabletop exercises will help it come up with improved ideas.
-
How does the US Air Force plan to keep bombers affordable?
As the Air Force expands from 312 to 386 operational squadrons, how can the service keep costs within reason?
-
Space is the place to be at AFA
This year’s Air Force Association conference had an unmistakable flavor to it.
