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Proposed 355-Ship Navy Could Open Door to Increased Destroyer Production
The head of the Arleigh Burke-class destroyer program is anticipating increased demand for the ship as a result of the Navy’s new 355-vessel shipbuilding goal, and growing production from two to three ships a year is within the realm of possibility.
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First F-35B Squadron Moves to Japan
A Marine Corps F-35B squadron has transferred from the United States to Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni in Japan, marking the first permanent worldwide deployment of the joint strike fighter, the service announced Tuesday.
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Navy to Kick Off Extra Large UUV Competition This Month
The Navy is getting ready to start a new competition for large underwater drones that can be linked together, providing the service an undersea network of communications equipment or sensors.
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Air Force to Examine Maintenance Problems at ICBM Bases
Before Air Force Secretary Deborah Lee James ends her tenure as the service’s civilian leader, she intends to administer a couple of last action items related to the maintenance of intercontinental ballistic missile facilities.
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US Air Force Creates Group to Recruit Cyber Nerds for Weapons Programs
The Air Force is forming a troop of cyber geeks hand-picked from the commercial technology sector to solve software problems on troubled weapons programs, the service’s top civilian announced Friday.
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Super Hornet ‘Not Interchangable’ With F-35, Says US Air Force Secretary
If US President-elect Donald Trump moves forward with trying to supplant Lockheed Martin’s F-35 with Boeing’s F/A-18E/F Super Hornet, he can expect to find opposition from the Air Force.
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Air Force Secretary: Catastrophic Engine Failure Likely to Blame for Minot B-52 Mishap
A catastrophic engine failure is the likely cause of a Jan. 4 incident in which a B-52 lost one of its eight engines, top Air Force leaders confirmed to Defense News on Thursday.
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Engine Drops Out of B-52 During Training at Minot Air Force Base
An engine dropped out of a B-52 bomber during a flight on Wednesday, the Air Force has confirmed.
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The US Air Force Could Pick New Army-Marine Corps Ride to Guard Missile Fields
The Joint Light Tactical Vehicle could be one option on the table as the Air Force seeks new vehicles for its security forces protecting missile-launch facilities.
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New T-X Request for Proposals Tees Up Major Fight Among Defense Primes
The battle to build the Air Force’s $16.3 billion T-X trainer officially kicked off Friday with the release of the final request for proposals.
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Proposed 355-Ship Navy Could Open Door to Increased Destroyer Production
The head of the Arleigh Burke-class destroyer program is anticipating increased demand for the ship as a result of the Navy’s new 355-vessel shipbuilding goal, and growing production from two to three ships a year is within the realm of possibility.
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First F-35B Squadron Moves to Japan
A Marine Corps F-35B squadron has transferred from the United States to Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni in Japan, marking the first permanent worldwide deployment of the joint strike fighter, the service announced Tuesday.
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Navy to Kick Off Extra Large UUV Competition This Month
The Navy is getting ready to start a new competition for large underwater drones that can be linked together, providing the service an undersea network of communications equipment or sensors.
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Air Force to Examine Maintenance Problems at ICBM Bases
Before Air Force Secretary Deborah Lee James ends her tenure as the service’s civilian leader, she intends to administer a couple of last action items related to the maintenance of intercontinental ballistic missile facilities.
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US Air Force Creates Group to Recruit Cyber Nerds for Weapons Programs
The Air Force is forming a troop of cyber geeks hand-picked from the commercial technology sector to solve software problems on troubled weapons programs, the service’s top civilian announced Friday.
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Super Hornet ‘Not Interchangable’ With F-35, Says US Air Force Secretary
If US President-elect Donald Trump moves forward with trying to supplant Lockheed Martin’s F-35 with Boeing’s F/A-18E/F Super Hornet, he can expect to find opposition from the Air Force.
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Air Force Secretary: Catastrophic Engine Failure Likely to Blame for Minot B-52 Mishap
A catastrophic engine failure is the likely cause of a Jan. 4 incident in which a B-52 lost one of its eight engines, top Air Force leaders confirmed to Defense News on Thursday.
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Engine Drops Out of B-52 During Training at Minot Air Force Base
An engine dropped out of a B-52 bomber during a flight on Wednesday, the Air Force has confirmed.
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The US Air Force Could Pick New Army-Marine Corps Ride to Guard Missile Fields
The Joint Light Tactical Vehicle could be one option on the table as the Air Force seeks new vehicles for its security forces protecting missile-launch facilities.
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New T-X Request for Proposals Tees Up Major Fight Among Defense Primes
The battle to build the Air Force’s $16.3 billion T-X trainer officially kicked off Friday with the release of the final request for proposals.
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Proposed 355-Ship Navy Could Open Door to Increased Destroyer Production
The head of the Arleigh Burke-class destroyer program is anticipating increased demand for the ship as a result of the Navy’s new 355-vessel shipbuilding goal, and growing production from two to three ships a year is within the realm of possibility.
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First F-35B Squadron Moves to Japan
A Marine Corps F-35B squadron has transferred from the United States to Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni in Japan, marking the first permanent worldwide deployment of the joint strike fighter, the service announced Tuesday.
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Navy to Kick Off Extra Large UUV Competition This Month
The Navy is getting ready to start a new competition for large underwater drones that can be linked together, providing the service an undersea network of communications equipment or sensors.
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Air Force to Examine Maintenance Problems at ICBM Bases
Before Air Force Secretary Deborah Lee James ends her tenure as the service’s civilian leader, she intends to administer a couple of last action items related to the maintenance of intercontinental ballistic missile facilities.
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US Air Force Creates Group to Recruit Cyber Nerds for Weapons Programs
The Air Force is forming a troop of cyber geeks hand-picked from the commercial technology sector to solve software problems on troubled weapons programs, the service’s top civilian announced Friday.
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Super Hornet ‘Not Interchangable’ With F-35, Says US Air Force Secretary
If US President-elect Donald Trump moves forward with trying to supplant Lockheed Martin’s F-35 with Boeing’s F/A-18E/F Super Hornet, he can expect to find opposition from the Air Force.
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Air Force Secretary: Catastrophic Engine Failure Likely to Blame for Minot B-52 Mishap
A catastrophic engine failure is the likely cause of a Jan. 4 incident in which a B-52 lost one of its eight engines, top Air Force leaders confirmed to Defense News on Thursday.
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Engine Drops Out of B-52 During Training at Minot Air Force Base
An engine dropped out of a B-52 bomber during a flight on Wednesday, the Air Force has confirmed.
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The US Air Force Could Pick New Army-Marine Corps Ride to Guard Missile Fields
The Joint Light Tactical Vehicle could be one option on the table as the Air Force seeks new vehicles for its security forces protecting missile-launch facilities.
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New T-X Request for Proposals Tees Up Major Fight Among Defense Primes
The battle to build the Air Force’s $16.3 billion T-X trainer officially kicked off Friday with the release of the final request for proposals.
