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Two F-35 partners threatened to quit the program. Here’s why they didn’t.
How serious were the problems? Serious enough that a couple countries threatened to pull out of the program, according to U.S. Defense Department documents.
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FAQ: Your guide to understanding how the military rates F-35 technical shortfalls
Confused about what it means for the F-35 to have a deficiency? We have your primer here.
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A fix is coming for a problem that left two F-35 pilots in ‘excruciating’ pain
Oxygen deprivation isn’t the only issue known to cause physiological episodes among F-35 pilots.
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When the F-35 blows a tire, it can set off a chain reaction of potential failures
The problem has been fixed in the carrier variant, but why aren’t the “A” and “B” models getting the same correction?
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The US Navy is seeking upgrades for the F-35 radar’s sea-search mode
Giving the Navy what it wants will be a matter of boosting computing power and upgrading software. So where would that come from?
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Turkish suppliers to be eliminated from F-35 program in 2020
Most of the work would go toward U.S. firms … at least at first.
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Here’s what the first few years of US Space Command might look like
About 642 personnel from U.S. Strategic Command will be needed to establish U.S. Space Command, according to the four-star general nominated to lead it.
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House lawmakers have a list of demands before funding the F-15EX
Unless it submits details about the F-15EX program to Congress, the U.S. Air Force may be unable to buy all eight jets it wants in 2020.
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About 1,000 US troops will head to Mideast as tensions with Iran grow
Roughly 1,500 U.S. troops consisting of a Patriot missile battalion, intelligence aircraft, engineers and fighter pilots are heading to the Middle East as a “prudent defensive measure” against Iran.
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US special ops command at odds with Air Force over need for light-attack aircraft
U.S. Special Operations Command advocated for a light-attack capability as essential to its operations during a recent hearing on Capitol Hill, though the Air Force’s recent decisions hint the service may not be as eager.
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Two F-35 partners threatened to quit the program. Here’s why they didn’t.
How serious were the problems? Serious enough that a couple countries threatened to pull out of the program, according to U.S. Defense Department documents.
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FAQ: Your guide to understanding how the military rates F-35 technical shortfalls
Confused about what it means for the F-35 to have a deficiency? We have your primer here.
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A fix is coming for a problem that left two F-35 pilots in ‘excruciating’ pain
Oxygen deprivation isn’t the only issue known to cause physiological episodes among F-35 pilots.
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When the F-35 blows a tire, it can set off a chain reaction of potential failures
The problem has been fixed in the carrier variant, but why aren’t the “A” and “B” models getting the same correction?
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The US Navy is seeking upgrades for the F-35 radar’s sea-search mode
Giving the Navy what it wants will be a matter of boosting computing power and upgrading software. So where would that come from?
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Turkish suppliers to be eliminated from F-35 program in 2020
Most of the work would go toward U.S. firms … at least at first.
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Here’s what the first few years of US Space Command might look like
About 642 personnel from U.S. Strategic Command will be needed to establish U.S. Space Command, according to the four-star general nominated to lead it.
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House lawmakers have a list of demands before funding the F-15EX
Unless it submits details about the F-15EX program to Congress, the U.S. Air Force may be unable to buy all eight jets it wants in 2020.
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About 1,000 US troops will head to Mideast as tensions with Iran grow
Roughly 1,500 U.S. troops consisting of a Patriot missile battalion, intelligence aircraft, engineers and fighter pilots are heading to the Middle East as a “prudent defensive measure” against Iran.
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US special ops command at odds with Air Force over need for light-attack aircraft
U.S. Special Operations Command advocated for a light-attack capability as essential to its operations during a recent hearing on Capitol Hill, though the Air Force’s recent decisions hint the service may not be as eager.
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Two F-35 partners threatened to quit the program. Here’s why they didn’t.
How serious were the problems? Serious enough that a couple countries threatened to pull out of the program, according to U.S. Defense Department documents.
-
FAQ: Your guide to understanding how the military rates F-35 technical shortfalls
Confused about what it means for the F-35 to have a deficiency? We have your primer here.
-
A fix is coming for a problem that left two F-35 pilots in ‘excruciating’ pain
Oxygen deprivation isn’t the only issue known to cause physiological episodes among F-35 pilots.
-
When the F-35 blows a tire, it can set off a chain reaction of potential failures
The problem has been fixed in the carrier variant, but why aren’t the “A” and “B” models getting the same correction?
-
The US Navy is seeking upgrades for the F-35 radar’s sea-search mode
Giving the Navy what it wants will be a matter of boosting computing power and upgrading software. So where would that come from?
-
Turkish suppliers to be eliminated from F-35 program in 2020
Most of the work would go toward U.S. firms … at least at first.
-
Here’s what the first few years of US Space Command might look like
About 642 personnel from U.S. Strategic Command will be needed to establish U.S. Space Command, according to the four-star general nominated to lead it.
-
House lawmakers have a list of demands before funding the F-15EX
Unless it submits details about the F-15EX program to Congress, the U.S. Air Force may be unable to buy all eight jets it wants in 2020.
-
About 1,000 US troops will head to Mideast as tensions with Iran grow
Roughly 1,500 U.S. troops consisting of a Patriot missile battalion, intelligence aircraft, engineers and fighter pilots are heading to the Middle East as a “prudent defensive measure” against Iran.
-
US special ops command at odds with Air Force over need for light-attack aircraft
U.S. Special Operations Command advocated for a light-attack capability as essential to its operations during a recent hearing on Capitol Hill, though the Air Force’s recent decisions hint the service may not be as eager.
