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How industry’s helping the US Air Force with multi-domain command and control
The Air Force has made multi-domain command and control a top priority, which will involve the seamless integration of air, space and cyber capabilities, providing commanders cross-domain options to make more rapid decisions in complex battle spaces.
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Urban warfare a driving force behind future Air Force decisions, leaders say
Urban combat is often seen as the purview of ground forces, but as population density grows around the globe, the Air Force must invest in precise technologies designed for populated areas, the service’s top officials said this week.
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Some F-35s could remain without fully combat-capable software
The Defense Department is considering a plan that would keep about one hundred F-35s in an earlier software configuration not optimized for combat.
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Light ISR: The Air Force’s next experiment?
The Air Force is considering whether to press forward with a demonstration of inexpensive, off-the-shelf light ISR aircraft that could complement a potential light attack plane buy, the head of Air Combat Command said Monday.
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Air Force creating new squadron leadership course
The Air Force will begin providing leadership training for squadron commanders and superintendents, the units’ senior enlisted leaders.
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The Air Force is working to max out pilot production — but it won’t be nearly enough
In the face of an alarming shortfall of pilots, the Air Force is trying to boost how many new pilots it produces each year.
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Top enlisted adviser: The military is working to grow NCOs who are ‘better advisers to officers’
Senior enlisted service members can go through the Joint and Combined Warfighting School.
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Joint camo pattern? Just a rumor, says chairman’s top enlisted adviser
Each war-fighting domain is different, and distinct uniforms create pride.
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Air Force’s top enlisted pledges transgender airmen will be treated with respect
The Air Force’s top enlisted leader on Wednesday invoked the history of racial segregation in the military and the Tuskegee Airmen as he pledged the service will treat transgender airmen with dignity and respect.
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Mattis calls for closer ties with industry in ‘areas where it languished’
U.S. Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis wants to open lines of communication between industry and the Pentagon, in what he described as a common-sense approach to increasing lethality in the military.
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How industry’s helping the US Air Force with multi-domain command and control
The Air Force has made multi-domain command and control a top priority, which will involve the seamless integration of air, space and cyber capabilities, providing commanders cross-domain options to make more rapid decisions in complex battle spaces.
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Urban warfare a driving force behind future Air Force decisions, leaders say
Urban combat is often seen as the purview of ground forces, but as population density grows around the globe, the Air Force must invest in precise technologies designed for populated areas, the service’s top officials said this week.
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Some F-35s could remain without fully combat-capable software
The Defense Department is considering a plan that would keep about one hundred F-35s in an earlier software configuration not optimized for combat.
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Light ISR: The Air Force’s next experiment?
The Air Force is considering whether to press forward with a demonstration of inexpensive, off-the-shelf light ISR aircraft that could complement a potential light attack plane buy, the head of Air Combat Command said Monday.
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Air Force creating new squadron leadership course
The Air Force will begin providing leadership training for squadron commanders and superintendents, the units’ senior enlisted leaders.
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The Air Force is working to max out pilot production — but it won’t be nearly enough
In the face of an alarming shortfall of pilots, the Air Force is trying to boost how many new pilots it produces each year.
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Top enlisted adviser: The military is working to grow NCOs who are ‘better advisers to officers’
Senior enlisted service members can go through the Joint and Combined Warfighting School.
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Joint camo pattern? Just a rumor, says chairman’s top enlisted adviser
Each war-fighting domain is different, and distinct uniforms create pride.
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Air Force’s top enlisted pledges transgender airmen will be treated with respect
The Air Force’s top enlisted leader on Wednesday invoked the history of racial segregation in the military and the Tuskegee Airmen as he pledged the service will treat transgender airmen with dignity and respect.
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Mattis calls for closer ties with industry in ‘areas where it languished’
U.S. Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis wants to open lines of communication between industry and the Pentagon, in what he described as a common-sense approach to increasing lethality in the military.
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How industry’s helping the US Air Force with multi-domain command and control
The Air Force has made multi-domain command and control a top priority, which will involve the seamless integration of air, space and cyber capabilities, providing commanders cross-domain options to make more rapid decisions in complex battle spaces.
-
Urban warfare a driving force behind future Air Force decisions, leaders say
Urban combat is often seen as the purview of ground forces, but as population density grows around the globe, the Air Force must invest in precise technologies designed for populated areas, the service’s top officials said this week.
-
Some F-35s could remain without fully combat-capable software
The Defense Department is considering a plan that would keep about one hundred F-35s in an earlier software configuration not optimized for combat.
-
Light ISR: The Air Force’s next experiment?
The Air Force is considering whether to press forward with a demonstration of inexpensive, off-the-shelf light ISR aircraft that could complement a potential light attack plane buy, the head of Air Combat Command said Monday.
-
Air Force creating new squadron leadership course
The Air Force will begin providing leadership training for squadron commanders and superintendents, the units’ senior enlisted leaders.
-
The Air Force is working to max out pilot production — but it won’t be nearly enough
In the face of an alarming shortfall of pilots, the Air Force is trying to boost how many new pilots it produces each year.
-
Top enlisted adviser: The military is working to grow NCOs who are ‘better advisers to officers’
Senior enlisted service members can go through the Joint and Combined Warfighting School.
-
Joint camo pattern? Just a rumor, says chairman’s top enlisted adviser
Each war-fighting domain is different, and distinct uniforms create pride.
-
Air Force’s top enlisted pledges transgender airmen will be treated with respect
The Air Force’s top enlisted leader on Wednesday invoked the history of racial segregation in the military and the Tuskegee Airmen as he pledged the service will treat transgender airmen with dignity and respect.
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Mattis calls for closer ties with industry in ‘areas where it languished’
U.S. Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis wants to open lines of communication between industry and the Pentagon, in what he described as a common-sense approach to increasing lethality in the military.
