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Watchdog warns Pentagon to fix F-35 tech problems before full-rate production starts
The Defense Department has agreed to “resolve” deficiencies. That’s different than “fix.”
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Marine Corps F-35s dogged by parts shortages
It can take months for Marines to get the spare parts needed to repair the F-35B. But what is anyone doing about it?
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Israel just showed that the F-35 can fight. So what’s next?
Don’t expect the United States to quickly follow Israel’s example when it comes to deploying its F-35s in combat, experts said.
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The F-35 just made its combat debut
The Israel Defense Forces announced on its Twitter account that the Israeli version of the aircraft, using its “Adir” moniker was used in operational missions.
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Here’s how House lawmakers plan to fix the US military’s hypoxia problem
The House Armed Services Committee wants to bump up funding to develop technologies that could help the Air Force and Navy mitigate pilot physiological episodes.
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Air Force to reassess health of aircraft inventory due to fatal mishaps
“I think how the Air Force has approached this is not to panic,” says Gen. Ellen Pawlikowski, head of Air Force Materiel Command.
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Number of Air Force drone-related mishaps has remained steady since 2011
The number of drone accidents over the past five to six years has remained steady, but the rate of crashes seems to be decreasing, data on aviation mishaps shows.
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Air Force deployed mysterious drone to Afghanistan to catch terrorists planting roadside bombs
You may not have heard of Silver Fang, but aviation mishap data obtained by Military Times shows the drone has spent a lot of time in the Middle East.
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Air Force acquisition exec: To reduce F-35 sustainment cost, focus on agile software
The service’s new head of acquisition has floated doing an agile software pathfinder ahead of the F-35’s modernization program.
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Get ready for the JSTARS recap showdown
Will Congress let the Air Force cancel the JSTARS recap?
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Watchdog warns Pentagon to fix F-35 tech problems before full-rate production starts
The Defense Department has agreed to “resolve” deficiencies. That’s different than “fix.”
-
Marine Corps F-35s dogged by parts shortages
It can take months for Marines to get the spare parts needed to repair the F-35B. But what is anyone doing about it?
-
Israel just showed that the F-35 can fight. So what’s next?
Don’t expect the United States to quickly follow Israel’s example when it comes to deploying its F-35s in combat, experts said.
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The F-35 just made its combat debut
The Israel Defense Forces announced on its Twitter account that the Israeli version of the aircraft, using its “Adir” moniker was used in operational missions.
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Here’s how House lawmakers plan to fix the US military’s hypoxia problem
The House Armed Services Committee wants to bump up funding to develop technologies that could help the Air Force and Navy mitigate pilot physiological episodes.
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Air Force to reassess health of aircraft inventory due to fatal mishaps
“I think how the Air Force has approached this is not to panic,” says Gen. Ellen Pawlikowski, head of Air Force Materiel Command.
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Number of Air Force drone-related mishaps has remained steady since 2011
The number of drone accidents over the past five to six years has remained steady, but the rate of crashes seems to be decreasing, data on aviation mishaps shows.
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Air Force deployed mysterious drone to Afghanistan to catch terrorists planting roadside bombs
You may not have heard of Silver Fang, but aviation mishap data obtained by Military Times shows the drone has spent a lot of time in the Middle East.
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Air Force acquisition exec: To reduce F-35 sustainment cost, focus on agile software
The service’s new head of acquisition has floated doing an agile software pathfinder ahead of the F-35’s modernization program.
-
Get ready for the JSTARS recap showdown
Will Congress let the Air Force cancel the JSTARS recap?
-
Watchdog warns Pentagon to fix F-35 tech problems before full-rate production starts
The Defense Department has agreed to “resolve” deficiencies. That’s different than “fix.”
-
Marine Corps F-35s dogged by parts shortages
It can take months for Marines to get the spare parts needed to repair the F-35B. But what is anyone doing about it?
-
Israel just showed that the F-35 can fight. So what’s next?
Don’t expect the United States to quickly follow Israel’s example when it comes to deploying its F-35s in combat, experts said.
-
The F-35 just made its combat debut
The Israel Defense Forces announced on its Twitter account that the Israeli version of the aircraft, using its “Adir” moniker was used in operational missions.
-
Here’s how House lawmakers plan to fix the US military’s hypoxia problem
The House Armed Services Committee wants to bump up funding to develop technologies that could help the Air Force and Navy mitigate pilot physiological episodes.
-
Air Force to reassess health of aircraft inventory due to fatal mishaps
“I think how the Air Force has approached this is not to panic,” says Gen. Ellen Pawlikowski, head of Air Force Materiel Command.
-
Number of Air Force drone-related mishaps has remained steady since 2011
The number of drone accidents over the past five to six years has remained steady, but the rate of crashes seems to be decreasing, data on aviation mishaps shows.
-
Air Force deployed mysterious drone to Afghanistan to catch terrorists planting roadside bombs
You may not have heard of Silver Fang, but aviation mishap data obtained by Military Times shows the drone has spent a lot of time in the Middle East.
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Air Force acquisition exec: To reduce F-35 sustainment cost, focus on agile software
The service’s new head of acquisition has floated doing an agile software pathfinder ahead of the F-35’s modernization program.
