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US Air Force nuclear, space programs take hit in border wall reprogramming
The Pentagon is taking $402 million from Air Force programs as part of a reprogramming effort to support the border mission.
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US Air Force conducts airstrikes with F-35 for first time ever
The U.S. Air Force follows the Israel Defense Forces and U.S. Marine Corps in its use of the F-35 in combat.
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Rep. Adam Kinzinger says he’s open to Air Force secretary job
An Iraq War vet all but threw his hat in the ring for Air Force secretary, saying he would “strongly consider” it if President Donald Trump made the offer.
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These are the five areas where the Air Force wants to see an explosion of technology
The Air Force released its new science and technology strategy on April 17.
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Did the Pentagon do enough to convince Congress it needs a Space Force?
Pentagon officials were on the Hill to address a key pressure point to convince Congress to support its plan for the war-fighting domain of space.
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Industrial base considerations played role in F-15X decision
It seems industrial base concerns were a major factor in picking Boeing over another provider of a fourth-generation capability.
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Pentagon officially stands up Space Development Agency, names first director
The new office will be led by a DARPA expert.
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US Air Force’s 2020 budget hones in on readiness, emerging tech
The service invested heavily on future aircraft development like the B-21 bomber and its next-generation fighter jet.
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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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TRANSCOM working to defer KC-135 retirement as delays with KC-46 continue
Some squadrons might have a capability gap as KC-135s retire and KC-46s come online — and lawmakers are concerned.
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US Air Force nuclear, space programs take hit in border wall reprogramming
The Pentagon is taking $402 million from Air Force programs as part of a reprogramming effort to support the border mission.
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US Air Force conducts airstrikes with F-35 for first time ever
The U.S. Air Force follows the Israel Defense Forces and U.S. Marine Corps in its use of the F-35 in combat.
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Rep. Adam Kinzinger says he’s open to Air Force secretary job
An Iraq War vet all but threw his hat in the ring for Air Force secretary, saying he would “strongly consider” it if President Donald Trump made the offer.
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These are the five areas where the Air Force wants to see an explosion of technology
The Air Force released its new science and technology strategy on April 17.
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Did the Pentagon do enough to convince Congress it needs a Space Force?
Pentagon officials were on the Hill to address a key pressure point to convince Congress to support its plan for the war-fighting domain of space.
-
Industrial base considerations played role in F-15X decision
It seems industrial base concerns were a major factor in picking Boeing over another provider of a fourth-generation capability.
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Pentagon officially stands up Space Development Agency, names first director
The new office will be led by a DARPA expert.
-
US Air Force’s 2020 budget hones in on readiness, emerging tech
The service invested heavily on future aircraft development like the B-21 bomber and its next-generation fighter jet.
-
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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TRANSCOM working to defer KC-135 retirement as delays with KC-46 continue
Some squadrons might have a capability gap as KC-135s retire and KC-46s come online — and lawmakers are concerned.
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US Air Force nuclear, space programs take hit in border wall reprogramming
The Pentagon is taking $402 million from Air Force programs as part of a reprogramming effort to support the border mission.
-
US Air Force conducts airstrikes with F-35 for first time ever
The U.S. Air Force follows the Israel Defense Forces and U.S. Marine Corps in its use of the F-35 in combat.
-
Rep. Adam Kinzinger says he’s open to Air Force secretary job
An Iraq War vet all but threw his hat in the ring for Air Force secretary, saying he would “strongly consider” it if President Donald Trump made the offer.
-
These are the five areas where the Air Force wants to see an explosion of technology
The Air Force released its new science and technology strategy on April 17.
-
Did the Pentagon do enough to convince Congress it needs a Space Force?
Pentagon officials were on the Hill to address a key pressure point to convince Congress to support its plan for the war-fighting domain of space.
-
Industrial base considerations played role in F-15X decision
It seems industrial base concerns were a major factor in picking Boeing over another provider of a fourth-generation capability.
-
Pentagon officially stands up Space Development Agency, names first director
The new office will be led by a DARPA expert.
-
US Air Force’s 2020 budget hones in on readiness, emerging tech
The service invested heavily on future aircraft development like the B-21 bomber and its next-generation fighter jet.
-
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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TRANSCOM working to defer KC-135 retirement as delays with KC-46 continue
Some squadrons might have a capability gap as KC-135s retire and KC-46s come online — and lawmakers are concerned.
