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US Air Force’s top officer talks about the budget and why he won’t drop the 386-squadron goal
In an exclusive interview with Defense News, Gen. Dave Goldfein breaks down the Air Force’s strategy for getting Congress on board a controversial budget.
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Convincing Congress: Secretive programs could prove harmful to Air Force funding plans
Lifting the veil of secrecy on some programs in the Air Force’s FY21 budget request could be the key to getting lawmakers on board with controversial retirements of legacy aircraft.
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Top US Air Force general hopes for major KC-46 fix by March
“We’re going to be flying that fix and starting to test it by the end of this summer,” Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein says.
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The F-22 is back at Tyndall Air Force Base — well, kind of
Who knows whether the F-22 will permanently return to Tyndall AFB, but the Raptor will be coming back periodically to get its stealth coating fixed up.
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US Air Force’s new trainer jet could become its next light-attack or aggressor aircraft
Now that the Air Force has chosen its new jet trainer, it’s looking at whether the T-X can fill requirements outside the training mission.
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Buying new F-15X fighters for the US Air Force is unsolicited and unwise
The Pentagon’s decision to add F-15X fighters in the Air Force budget is puzzling and a step backward.
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US Air Force suspends KC-46 tanker deliveries
The Air Force won’t accept tankers from Boeing until it has a better picture of what is causing foreign object debris issues at the company’s production plant.
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Let’s compare some air supremacy capabilities
How major world powers are competing for aerospace dominance, infographic-style.
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US Air Force forces Boeing to make changes after problems with KC-46 production
Problems with foreign object debris led to a weeklong grounding at a key Boeing plant.
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Eglin AFB gets money for F-35 project, but another could be delayed by border wall
Eglin Air Force Base got the money for new dorms for students training to be F-35 maintainers, but another project could face deferment.
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US Air Force’s top officer talks about the budget and why he won’t drop the 386-squadron goal
In an exclusive interview with Defense News, Gen. Dave Goldfein breaks down the Air Force’s strategy for getting Congress on board a controversial budget.
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Convincing Congress: Secretive programs could prove harmful to Air Force funding plans
Lifting the veil of secrecy on some programs in the Air Force’s FY21 budget request could be the key to getting lawmakers on board with controversial retirements of legacy aircraft.
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Top US Air Force general hopes for major KC-46 fix by March
“We’re going to be flying that fix and starting to test it by the end of this summer,” Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein says.
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The F-22 is back at Tyndall Air Force Base — well, kind of
Who knows whether the F-22 will permanently return to Tyndall AFB, but the Raptor will be coming back periodically to get its stealth coating fixed up.
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US Air Force’s new trainer jet could become its next light-attack or aggressor aircraft
Now that the Air Force has chosen its new jet trainer, it’s looking at whether the T-X can fill requirements outside the training mission.
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Buying new F-15X fighters for the US Air Force is unsolicited and unwise
The Pentagon’s decision to add F-15X fighters in the Air Force budget is puzzling and a step backward.
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US Air Force suspends KC-46 tanker deliveries
The Air Force won’t accept tankers from Boeing until it has a better picture of what is causing foreign object debris issues at the company’s production plant.
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Let’s compare some air supremacy capabilities
How major world powers are competing for aerospace dominance, infographic-style.
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US Air Force forces Boeing to make changes after problems with KC-46 production
Problems with foreign object debris led to a weeklong grounding at a key Boeing plant.
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Eglin AFB gets money for F-35 project, but another could be delayed by border wall
Eglin Air Force Base got the money for new dorms for students training to be F-35 maintainers, but another project could face deferment.
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US Air Force’s top officer talks about the budget and why he won’t drop the 386-squadron goal
In an exclusive interview with Defense News, Gen. Dave Goldfein breaks down the Air Force’s strategy for getting Congress on board a controversial budget.
-
Convincing Congress: Secretive programs could prove harmful to Air Force funding plans
Lifting the veil of secrecy on some programs in the Air Force’s FY21 budget request could be the key to getting lawmakers on board with controversial retirements of legacy aircraft.
-
Top US Air Force general hopes for major KC-46 fix by March
“We’re going to be flying that fix and starting to test it by the end of this summer,” Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein says.
-
The F-22 is back at Tyndall Air Force Base — well, kind of
Who knows whether the F-22 will permanently return to Tyndall AFB, but the Raptor will be coming back periodically to get its stealth coating fixed up.
-
US Air Force’s new trainer jet could become its next light-attack or aggressor aircraft
Now that the Air Force has chosen its new jet trainer, it’s looking at whether the T-X can fill requirements outside the training mission.
-
Buying new F-15X fighters for the US Air Force is unsolicited and unwise
The Pentagon’s decision to add F-15X fighters in the Air Force budget is puzzling and a step backward.
-
US Air Force suspends KC-46 tanker deliveries
The Air Force won’t accept tankers from Boeing until it has a better picture of what is causing foreign object debris issues at the company’s production plant.
-
Let’s compare some air supremacy capabilities
How major world powers are competing for aerospace dominance, infographic-style.
-
US Air Force forces Boeing to make changes after problems with KC-46 production
Problems with foreign object debris led to a weeklong grounding at a key Boeing plant.
-
Eglin AFB gets money for F-35 project, but another could be delayed by border wall
Eglin Air Force Base got the money for new dorms for students training to be F-35 maintainers, but another project could face deferment.
