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How the Air Force averted a major flaw in its drone wingmen approach
The Air Force is bringing operators into the acquisition process earlier under the operational imperative effort, Andrew Hunter said.
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France tests space lasers for secure satellite downlink in world first
The point-to-point nature of lasers makes them more secure than radio frequencies, and they can’t be jammed the way radio can.
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Italian Air Force’s famed acrobatic squad changes course on new planes
The Frecce Tricolori is to switch to flying the Leonardo M-346 jet trainer after using the aging M-339 for decades.
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Aerospace Innovations Take Center Stage at AFA Conference
From jet simulators to robots, check out the coolest gear at the 2023 Air, Space & Cyber Conference near Washington, DC.
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Air Force’s new ‘Purple Book’ challenges airmen to think bigger
Air Force leaders have sought a larger role in the joint force for several years.
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Fighter fleet is strained — and bill is coming due, ACC chief says
Air Combat Command head Gen. Mark Kelly said the 2018 Air Force We Need study, which called for 62 fighter squadrons, was on the money.
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Air Force’s new job assignment policies aim for flexibility, stability
Space Force officials are also trying to bake personalization and flexibility into the assignment process.
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Air Force plans more tests of amphibious, armed MC-130J airlifter
“It does have strategic implications, but I think that’s all to the positive,” Air Force Special Operations Command boss Lt. Gen. Jim Slife said.
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Will roadblocks end soon for military household goods contract?
A court decision is expected soon on the new military household goods contract.
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Special ops boss hopes replacing CV-22 clutches will keep airmen safe
A spike in engine torque can destabilize the Osprey after just one-millionth of a second.
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How the Air Force averted a major flaw in its drone wingmen approach
The Air Force is bringing operators into the acquisition process earlier under the operational imperative effort, Andrew Hunter said.
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France tests space lasers for secure satellite downlink in world first
The point-to-point nature of lasers makes them more secure than radio frequencies, and they can’t be jammed the way radio can.
-
Italian Air Force’s famed acrobatic squad changes course on new planes
The Frecce Tricolori is to switch to flying the Leonardo M-346 jet trainer after using the aging M-339 for decades.
-
Aerospace Innovations Take Center Stage at AFA Conference
From jet simulators to robots, check out the coolest gear at the 2023 Air, Space & Cyber Conference near Washington, DC.
-
Air Force’s new ‘Purple Book’ challenges airmen to think bigger
Air Force leaders have sought a larger role in the joint force for several years.
-
Fighter fleet is strained — and bill is coming due, ACC chief says
Air Combat Command head Gen. Mark Kelly said the 2018 Air Force We Need study, which called for 62 fighter squadrons, was on the money.
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Air Force’s new job assignment policies aim for flexibility, stability
Space Force officials are also trying to bake personalization and flexibility into the assignment process.
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Air Force plans more tests of amphibious, armed MC-130J airlifter
“It does have strategic implications, but I think that’s all to the positive,” Air Force Special Operations Command boss Lt. Gen. Jim Slife said.
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Will roadblocks end soon for military household goods contract?
A court decision is expected soon on the new military household goods contract.
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Special ops boss hopes replacing CV-22 clutches will keep airmen safe
A spike in engine torque can destabilize the Osprey after just one-millionth of a second.
-
How the Air Force averted a major flaw in its drone wingmen approach
The Air Force is bringing operators into the acquisition process earlier under the operational imperative effort, Andrew Hunter said.
-
France tests space lasers for secure satellite downlink in world first
The point-to-point nature of lasers makes them more secure than radio frequencies, and they can’t be jammed the way radio can.
-
Italian Air Force’s famed acrobatic squad changes course on new planes
The Frecce Tricolori is to switch to flying the Leonardo M-346 jet trainer after using the aging M-339 for decades.
-
Aerospace Innovations Take Center Stage at AFA Conference
From jet simulators to robots, check out the coolest gear at the 2023 Air, Space & Cyber Conference near Washington, DC.
-
Air Force’s new ‘Purple Book’ challenges airmen to think bigger
Air Force leaders have sought a larger role in the joint force for several years.
-
Fighter fleet is strained — and bill is coming due, ACC chief says
Air Combat Command head Gen. Mark Kelly said the 2018 Air Force We Need study, which called for 62 fighter squadrons, was on the money.
-
Air Force’s new job assignment policies aim for flexibility, stability
Space Force officials are also trying to bake personalization and flexibility into the assignment process.
-
Air Force plans more tests of amphibious, armed MC-130J airlifter
“It does have strategic implications, but I think that’s all to the positive,” Air Force Special Operations Command boss Lt. Gen. Jim Slife said.
-
Will roadblocks end soon for military household goods contract?
A court decision is expected soon on the new military household goods contract.
-
Special ops boss hopes replacing CV-22 clutches will keep airmen safe
A spike in engine torque can destabilize the Osprey after just one-millionth of a second.
