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US Air Force’s view of ‘near-peer’ Russia unchanged by war in Ukraine
Russia’s failure to swiftly overrun Ukraine has shown Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall that Russia remains a “near-peer” nation.
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Congress nixes Air Force plans to buy hypersonics this year after test failures
“ARRW still has to prove itself,” Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall said.
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Guard, Reserve would get 20 more C-130J transport aircraft under budget deal
The added C-130Js account for the bulk of the extra aircraft procurement spending lawmakers added to the administration’s original budget request.
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F-35 production decision won’t come until end of fiscal 2023 — at least
If the testing process were to slip further, “there’s not a lot of leeway” to reach a decision on full-rate production by the end of fiscal 2023, Lt. Gen. Eric Fick said.
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Jolly Green II rescue helicopter on track for operational tests this month
Sikorsky’s HH-60W Jolly Green II has multiple improvements to make it safer in a crash and collect information on where the rescue needs to take place.
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Modern design technique gives 60-year-old B-52s new lease on life
The B-52’s current engines, which date back to the early 1960s, are soon reaching the end of their life spans and must be replaced.
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First B-21 bomber enters ground testing, ‘on track for first flight’
Northrop Grumman now has six of the stealthy, next-generation aircraft in various stages of production.
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Kendall: Despite Russian invasion, China remains military’s top challenge
“Russia and other threats will not be discounted,” Kendall said. “But China … will be our greatest strategic national security challenge.”
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Here’s why a no-fly zone over Ukraine is off the table
“A no-fly zone would be a declaration of war in Putin’s mind,” said John Venable of the Heritage Foundation.
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US, NATO air forces mobilize as war comes to Europe
“The United States set the tone for this type of attack in 1991 in the opening hours of [Operation] Desert Storm,” Air Force Lt. Col. Tyson Wetzel said Wednesday. “It is a methodology that still works today.”
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US Air Force’s view of ‘near-peer’ Russia unchanged by war in Ukraine
Russia’s failure to swiftly overrun Ukraine has shown Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall that Russia remains a “near-peer” nation.
-
Congress nixes Air Force plans to buy hypersonics this year after test failures
“ARRW still has to prove itself,” Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall said.
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Guard, Reserve would get 20 more C-130J transport aircraft under budget deal
The added C-130Js account for the bulk of the extra aircraft procurement spending lawmakers added to the administration’s original budget request.
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F-35 production decision won’t come until end of fiscal 2023 — at least
If the testing process were to slip further, “there’s not a lot of leeway” to reach a decision on full-rate production by the end of fiscal 2023, Lt. Gen. Eric Fick said.
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Jolly Green II rescue helicopter on track for operational tests this month
Sikorsky’s HH-60W Jolly Green II has multiple improvements to make it safer in a crash and collect information on where the rescue needs to take place.
-
Modern design technique gives 60-year-old B-52s new lease on life
The B-52’s current engines, which date back to the early 1960s, are soon reaching the end of their life spans and must be replaced.
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First B-21 bomber enters ground testing, ‘on track for first flight’
Northrop Grumman now has six of the stealthy, next-generation aircraft in various stages of production.
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Kendall: Despite Russian invasion, China remains military’s top challenge
“Russia and other threats will not be discounted,” Kendall said. “But China … will be our greatest strategic national security challenge.”
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Here’s why a no-fly zone over Ukraine is off the table
“A no-fly zone would be a declaration of war in Putin’s mind,” said John Venable of the Heritage Foundation.
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US, NATO air forces mobilize as war comes to Europe
“The United States set the tone for this type of attack in 1991 in the opening hours of [Operation] Desert Storm,” Air Force Lt. Col. Tyson Wetzel said Wednesday. “It is a methodology that still works today.”
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US Air Force’s view of ‘near-peer’ Russia unchanged by war in Ukraine
Russia’s failure to swiftly overrun Ukraine has shown Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall that Russia remains a “near-peer” nation.
-
Congress nixes Air Force plans to buy hypersonics this year after test failures
“ARRW still has to prove itself,” Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall said.
-
Guard, Reserve would get 20 more C-130J transport aircraft under budget deal
The added C-130Js account for the bulk of the extra aircraft procurement spending lawmakers added to the administration’s original budget request.
-
F-35 production decision won’t come until end of fiscal 2023 — at least
If the testing process were to slip further, “there’s not a lot of leeway” to reach a decision on full-rate production by the end of fiscal 2023, Lt. Gen. Eric Fick said.
-
Jolly Green II rescue helicopter on track for operational tests this month
Sikorsky’s HH-60W Jolly Green II has multiple improvements to make it safer in a crash and collect information on where the rescue needs to take place.
-
Modern design technique gives 60-year-old B-52s new lease on life
The B-52’s current engines, which date back to the early 1960s, are soon reaching the end of their life spans and must be replaced.
-
First B-21 bomber enters ground testing, ‘on track for first flight’
Northrop Grumman now has six of the stealthy, next-generation aircraft in various stages of production.
-
Kendall: Despite Russian invasion, China remains military’s top challenge
“Russia and other threats will not be discounted,” Kendall said. “But China … will be our greatest strategic national security challenge.”
-
Here’s why a no-fly zone over Ukraine is off the table
“A no-fly zone would be a declaration of war in Putin’s mind,” said John Venable of the Heritage Foundation.
-
US, NATO air forces mobilize as war comes to Europe
“The United States set the tone for this type of attack in 1991 in the opening hours of [Operation] Desert Storm,” Air Force Lt. Col. Tyson Wetzel said Wednesday. “It is a methodology that still works today.”
