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The famed ‘Warthog’ will stick around until at least 2021
A-10 fans can breathe a sigh of relief: The Air Force says it has abandoned plans to retire the plane next year.
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US Air Force glides toward B-52 engine replacement plan
One service official says the service is closer than ever to a decision on whether to replace the bomber’s TF-33 engines.
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Red Flag gives F-35A its toughest test yet
The F-35A is excelling against advanced surface-to-air missiles, pilots say.
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Northrop Grumman drops out of T-X trainer competition
Northrop Grumman has pulled out of the T-X program, becoming the second company to drop from the competition in a matter of weeks.
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New US Air Force wish list adds billions for more aircraft
An update to the Air Force’s 2017 wish list bumps its unfunded requirements to $10.6 billion, as the service seeks funding for more F-35s, C-130Js and a new light attack aircraft experiment.
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Mattis Orders F-35, Air Force One Reviews to Cut Cost of Programs
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis has called for reviews of the F-35 and Air Force One replacement programs in the hopes of isolating new ways to drive down the price of both platforms, the Pentagon announced today.
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US Air Force Chief Lends Support to Light Attack Aircraft Buy
The Air Force’s top general on Wednesday indicated he would be supportive of purchasing low-end attack aircraft to ease the pressure on state-of-the-art fighters deployed to the Middle East.
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Trump and Boeing CEO Look to Downscale Requirements on Air Force One Replacement
President-elect Donald Trump met with Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg for the second time Tuesday.
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Navy Sets April Delivery Date for Carrier Ford
The Navy anticipates its new aircraft carrier Gerald R. Ford will be headed to sea this spring for the first time, with builder’s sea trials scheduled for March before acceptance trials and delivery in April.
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Mattis Defends Trump’s F-35 Criticism
President-elect Donald Trump’s nominee for the next defense secretary on Thursday characterized his boss as ultimately supportive of the F-35 program despite repeated comments by Trump criticizing the high costs of the program.
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The famed ‘Warthog’ will stick around until at least 2021
A-10 fans can breathe a sigh of relief: The Air Force says it has abandoned plans to retire the plane next year.
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US Air Force glides toward B-52 engine replacement plan
One service official says the service is closer than ever to a decision on whether to replace the bomber’s TF-33 engines.
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Red Flag gives F-35A its toughest test yet
The F-35A is excelling against advanced surface-to-air missiles, pilots say.
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Northrop Grumman drops out of T-X trainer competition
Northrop Grumman has pulled out of the T-X program, becoming the second company to drop from the competition in a matter of weeks.
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New US Air Force wish list adds billions for more aircraft
An update to the Air Force’s 2017 wish list bumps its unfunded requirements to $10.6 billion, as the service seeks funding for more F-35s, C-130Js and a new light attack aircraft experiment.
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Mattis Orders F-35, Air Force One Reviews to Cut Cost of Programs
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis has called for reviews of the F-35 and Air Force One replacement programs in the hopes of isolating new ways to drive down the price of both platforms, the Pentagon announced today.
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US Air Force Chief Lends Support to Light Attack Aircraft Buy
The Air Force’s top general on Wednesday indicated he would be supportive of purchasing low-end attack aircraft to ease the pressure on state-of-the-art fighters deployed to the Middle East.
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Trump and Boeing CEO Look to Downscale Requirements on Air Force One Replacement
President-elect Donald Trump met with Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg for the second time Tuesday.
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Navy Sets April Delivery Date for Carrier Ford
The Navy anticipates its new aircraft carrier Gerald R. Ford will be headed to sea this spring for the first time, with builder’s sea trials scheduled for March before acceptance trials and delivery in April.
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Mattis Defends Trump’s F-35 Criticism
President-elect Donald Trump’s nominee for the next defense secretary on Thursday characterized his boss as ultimately supportive of the F-35 program despite repeated comments by Trump criticizing the high costs of the program.
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The famed ‘Warthog’ will stick around until at least 2021
A-10 fans can breathe a sigh of relief: The Air Force says it has abandoned plans to retire the plane next year.
-
US Air Force glides toward B-52 engine replacement plan
One service official says the service is closer than ever to a decision on whether to replace the bomber’s TF-33 engines.
-
Red Flag gives F-35A its toughest test yet
The F-35A is excelling against advanced surface-to-air missiles, pilots say.
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Northrop Grumman drops out of T-X trainer competition
Northrop Grumman has pulled out of the T-X program, becoming the second company to drop from the competition in a matter of weeks.
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New US Air Force wish list adds billions for more aircraft
An update to the Air Force’s 2017 wish list bumps its unfunded requirements to $10.6 billion, as the service seeks funding for more F-35s, C-130Js and a new light attack aircraft experiment.
-
Mattis Orders F-35, Air Force One Reviews to Cut Cost of Programs
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis has called for reviews of the F-35 and Air Force One replacement programs in the hopes of isolating new ways to drive down the price of both platforms, the Pentagon announced today.
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US Air Force Chief Lends Support to Light Attack Aircraft Buy
The Air Force’s top general on Wednesday indicated he would be supportive of purchasing low-end attack aircraft to ease the pressure on state-of-the-art fighters deployed to the Middle East.
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Trump and Boeing CEO Look to Downscale Requirements on Air Force One Replacement
President-elect Donald Trump met with Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg for the second time Tuesday.
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Navy Sets April Delivery Date for Carrier Ford
The Navy anticipates its new aircraft carrier Gerald R. Ford will be headed to sea this spring for the first time, with builder’s sea trials scheduled for March before acceptance trials and delivery in April.
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Mattis Defends Trump’s F-35 Criticism
President-elect Donald Trump’s nominee for the next defense secretary on Thursday characterized his boss as ultimately supportive of the F-35 program despite repeated comments by Trump criticizing the high costs of the program.
