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Lawmakers interrogate US Air Force secretary nominee over ethics concerns
U.S. President Donald Trump’s pick for Air Force secretary, Heather Wilson, maintains that she has not violated ethics laws.
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F-15 retirement likely not a possibility until 2020s, Air Force officials say
The F-15’s age and growing threat environment could influence its retirement date.
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Interview: Col. Ross Anderson talks reserve RPA pilots and why they ‘don’t stand alone’
Col. Ross Anderson, the commander of the 926th Wing, spoke to Defense News about the reserves’ role in the remotely piloted aircraft enterprise.
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In the fight against ISIS, Predators and Reapers prove close-air support bona-fides
The MQ-1 and MQ-9 squadrons from Creech AFB dropped more than 1,500 weapons on the Islamic State last year.
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US Air Force secretary nominee discloses financial details
U.S. President Donald Trump’s pick for Air Force secretary will have to divest stock from 16 defense contractors if confirmed.
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Here’s how the Air Force is fixing the F-35’s moving target problem
The F-35 program office plans to integrate a new weapon to give the F-35 the ability to hit moving targets.
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B-21 Raider covertly completes preliminary design review
The US Air Force’s new B-21 bomber stealthily hit a milestone, as it recently wrapped up its preliminary design review.
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Northrop made JSTARS leadership changes after Air Force grounded planes last year
Northrop Grumman replaced at least one official at its JSTARS depot in Lake Charles, Louisiana, after four JSTARS aircraft were grounded last year as a result of maintenance problems.
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Air Mobility Command head calls for more survivable tanker fleet
Once AMC’s tanker capabilities-based assessment wraps up this summer, the command will know more about how it wants to pursue KC-Z.
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Air Force downplays requirements changes to Air Force One replacement
The White House and U.S. Air Force are finalizing the requirements for the Presidential Aircraft Recapitalization program.
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Lawmakers interrogate US Air Force secretary nominee over ethics concerns
U.S. President Donald Trump’s pick for Air Force secretary, Heather Wilson, maintains that she has not violated ethics laws.
-
F-15 retirement likely not a possibility until 2020s, Air Force officials say
The F-15’s age and growing threat environment could influence its retirement date.
-
Interview: Col. Ross Anderson talks reserve RPA pilots and why they ‘don’t stand alone’
Col. Ross Anderson, the commander of the 926th Wing, spoke to Defense News about the reserves’ role in the remotely piloted aircraft enterprise.
-
In the fight against ISIS, Predators and Reapers prove close-air support bona-fides
The MQ-1 and MQ-9 squadrons from Creech AFB dropped more than 1,500 weapons on the Islamic State last year.
-
US Air Force secretary nominee discloses financial details
U.S. President Donald Trump’s pick for Air Force secretary will have to divest stock from 16 defense contractors if confirmed.
-
Here’s how the Air Force is fixing the F-35’s moving target problem
The F-35 program office plans to integrate a new weapon to give the F-35 the ability to hit moving targets.
-
B-21 Raider covertly completes preliminary design review
The US Air Force’s new B-21 bomber stealthily hit a milestone, as it recently wrapped up its preliminary design review.
-
Northrop made JSTARS leadership changes after Air Force grounded planes last year
Northrop Grumman replaced at least one official at its JSTARS depot in Lake Charles, Louisiana, after four JSTARS aircraft were grounded last year as a result of maintenance problems.
-
Air Mobility Command head calls for more survivable tanker fleet
Once AMC’s tanker capabilities-based assessment wraps up this summer, the command will know more about how it wants to pursue KC-Z.
-
Air Force downplays requirements changes to Air Force One replacement
The White House and U.S. Air Force are finalizing the requirements for the Presidential Aircraft Recapitalization program.
-
Lawmakers interrogate US Air Force secretary nominee over ethics concerns
U.S. President Donald Trump’s pick for Air Force secretary, Heather Wilson, maintains that she has not violated ethics laws.
-
F-15 retirement likely not a possibility until 2020s, Air Force officials say
The F-15’s age and growing threat environment could influence its retirement date.
-
Interview: Col. Ross Anderson talks reserve RPA pilots and why they ‘don’t stand alone’
Col. Ross Anderson, the commander of the 926th Wing, spoke to Defense News about the reserves’ role in the remotely piloted aircraft enterprise.
-
In the fight against ISIS, Predators and Reapers prove close-air support bona-fides
The MQ-1 and MQ-9 squadrons from Creech AFB dropped more than 1,500 weapons on the Islamic State last year.
-
US Air Force secretary nominee discloses financial details
U.S. President Donald Trump’s pick for Air Force secretary will have to divest stock from 16 defense contractors if confirmed.
-
Here’s how the Air Force is fixing the F-35’s moving target problem
The F-35 program office plans to integrate a new weapon to give the F-35 the ability to hit moving targets.
-
B-21 Raider covertly completes preliminary design review
The US Air Force’s new B-21 bomber stealthily hit a milestone, as it recently wrapped up its preliminary design review.
-
Northrop made JSTARS leadership changes after Air Force grounded planes last year
Northrop Grumman replaced at least one official at its JSTARS depot in Lake Charles, Louisiana, after four JSTARS aircraft were grounded last year as a result of maintenance problems.
-
Air Mobility Command head calls for more survivable tanker fleet
Once AMC’s tanker capabilities-based assessment wraps up this summer, the command will know more about how it wants to pursue KC-Z.
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Air Force downplays requirements changes to Air Force One replacement
The White House and U.S. Air Force are finalizing the requirements for the Presidential Aircraft Recapitalization program.











