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Robotic snake can save airmen 29 hours of aircraft inspection time
The robot eliminates the need to take the aircraft apart to inspect it.
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Lockheed Martin announces new family of satellite buses
Lockheed Martin has announced a new system of satellite buses that include high-powered and nano-satellites.
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Air Force commanders in the Pacific, Europe turn to deterrence amid threats
The commanders discussed how to adapt to anti-access/area denial and how to utilize NATO’s battle groups.
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As space threats proliferate, intelligence integration will be critical
Wing commanders within the U.S. Air Force’s space enterprise discussed how they are using intelligence to better help their respective missions.
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Mattis: Budget uncertainty leads to questions of whether America ‘has the ability to survive’
Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis believes that years of budget uncertainty have left the U.S. military in such a precarious position that if it is not solved soon, it will represent an existential threat to American security.
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Pentagon’s F-35 deep dive to drive lower costs on block buy deal
The Pentagon’s director of defense pricing is helping the joint program office nail down a better deal on a block buy.
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Air Force streamlines training to ease overburdened pilots
With pilots stretched thin, fighting wars in Iraq and Syria and in Afghanistan, the Air Force is working to cut out unnecessary training and lighten their load.
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Combat controller to receive Air Force Cross for actions during fierce Afghan battle
Staff Sgt. Richard Hunter will be the 11th Air Force Special Operations Command recipient of the Air Force Cross since the start of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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New weather sensors could save lives downrange
The device is already being used by select units in the U.S. Africa Command area of operations and could soon be purchased by the wider Defense Department.
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Air Force deploys more F-16s, tankers to Afghanistan
As the military works toward fleshing out the administration’s new strategy in Afghanistan, the Air Force is deploying more planes and looking for more efficient ways to use them.
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Robotic snake can save airmen 29 hours of aircraft inspection time
The robot eliminates the need to take the aircraft apart to inspect it.
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Lockheed Martin announces new family of satellite buses
Lockheed Martin has announced a new system of satellite buses that include high-powered and nano-satellites.
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Air Force commanders in the Pacific, Europe turn to deterrence amid threats
The commanders discussed how to adapt to anti-access/area denial and how to utilize NATO’s battle groups.
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As space threats proliferate, intelligence integration will be critical
Wing commanders within the U.S. Air Force’s space enterprise discussed how they are using intelligence to better help their respective missions.
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Mattis: Budget uncertainty leads to questions of whether America ‘has the ability to survive’
Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis believes that years of budget uncertainty have left the U.S. military in such a precarious position that if it is not solved soon, it will represent an existential threat to American security.
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Pentagon’s F-35 deep dive to drive lower costs on block buy deal
The Pentagon’s director of defense pricing is helping the joint program office nail down a better deal on a block buy.
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Air Force streamlines training to ease overburdened pilots
With pilots stretched thin, fighting wars in Iraq and Syria and in Afghanistan, the Air Force is working to cut out unnecessary training and lighten their load.
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Combat controller to receive Air Force Cross for actions during fierce Afghan battle
Staff Sgt. Richard Hunter will be the 11th Air Force Special Operations Command recipient of the Air Force Cross since the start of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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New weather sensors could save lives downrange
The device is already being used by select units in the U.S. Africa Command area of operations and could soon be purchased by the wider Defense Department.
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Air Force deploys more F-16s, tankers to Afghanistan
As the military works toward fleshing out the administration’s new strategy in Afghanistan, the Air Force is deploying more planes and looking for more efficient ways to use them.
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Robotic snake can save airmen 29 hours of aircraft inspection time
The robot eliminates the need to take the aircraft apart to inspect it.
-
Lockheed Martin announces new family of satellite buses
Lockheed Martin has announced a new system of satellite buses that include high-powered and nano-satellites.
-
Air Force commanders in the Pacific, Europe turn to deterrence amid threats
The commanders discussed how to adapt to anti-access/area denial and how to utilize NATO’s battle groups.
-
As space threats proliferate, intelligence integration will be critical
Wing commanders within the U.S. Air Force’s space enterprise discussed how they are using intelligence to better help their respective missions.
-
Mattis: Budget uncertainty leads to questions of whether America ‘has the ability to survive’
Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis believes that years of budget uncertainty have left the U.S. military in such a precarious position that if it is not solved soon, it will represent an existential threat to American security.
-
Pentagon’s F-35 deep dive to drive lower costs on block buy deal
The Pentagon’s director of defense pricing is helping the joint program office nail down a better deal on a block buy.
-
Air Force streamlines training to ease overburdened pilots
With pilots stretched thin, fighting wars in Iraq and Syria and in Afghanistan, the Air Force is working to cut out unnecessary training and lighten their load.
-
Combat controller to receive Air Force Cross for actions during fierce Afghan battle
Staff Sgt. Richard Hunter will be the 11th Air Force Special Operations Command recipient of the Air Force Cross since the start of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
-
New weather sensors could save lives downrange
The device is already being used by select units in the U.S. Africa Command area of operations and could soon be purchased by the wider Defense Department.
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Air Force deploys more F-16s, tankers to Afghanistan
As the military works toward fleshing out the administration’s new strategy in Afghanistan, the Air Force is deploying more planes and looking for more efficient ways to use them.
