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Lawmakers aim to end RD-180 use by 2019
If U.S. lawmakers have their way, the Russian-built RD-180 engine will cease being used on military launches by 2019.
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State Dept. clears $800M C-130 support deal for Iraq
The US State Department has approved an $800 million sustainment deal for Iraq’s fleet of C-130E and C-130J cargo aircraft, the government announced Tuesday.
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Interview: Lt. Gen. Steven Kwast, commander and president, Air Force’s Air University
On Nov. 10, Lt. Gen. Steven Kwast took over as commander and president of Air University.
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State Department opens door to maritime defense weapon sales to Vietnam
WASHINGTON – The United States will allow the sale of lethal equipment and weaponry to Vietnam for maritime defense …
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SNC, Embraer deliver first A-29 to Air Force
WASHINGTON – Sierra Nevada Corp. (SNC) and Embraer have delivered the first A-29 Super Tucano to the Air Force, with…
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Mideast countries play major role in Islamic State strikes
DUBAI AND WASHINGTON – Jordan was compelled to join U.S. airstrikes against the Islamic State group (IS) in Syria af…
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Analysis: Syria airstrikes introduce F-22’s firepower to the world
WASHINGTON – The F-22 Raptor has flown its first combat operation, a major milestone for the small air dominance fle…
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Welsh: Expect further integration of Guard, active duty
CHICAGO – The Air Force’s top uniformed official expects to see the lines between the active, guard and reserve com…
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Sen. Graham hints at future strikes against Islamic State
CHICAGO – As the Obama administration weighs further action against the Islamic State, one of the top defense voices…
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Further restrictions lifted for F-35 test fleet
WASHINGTON – The F-35 Joint Strike Fighter test fleet will be able to fly six hours between engine inspections for w…
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Lawmakers aim to end RD-180 use by 2019
If U.S. lawmakers have their way, the Russian-built RD-180 engine will cease being used on military launches by 2019.
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State Dept. clears $800M C-130 support deal for Iraq
The US State Department has approved an $800 million sustainment deal for Iraq’s fleet of C-130E and C-130J cargo aircraft, the government announced Tuesday.
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Interview: Lt. Gen. Steven Kwast, commander and president, Air Force’s Air University
On Nov. 10, Lt. Gen. Steven Kwast took over as commander and president of Air University.
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State Department opens door to maritime defense weapon sales to Vietnam
WASHINGTON – The United States will allow the sale of lethal equipment and weaponry to Vietnam for maritime defense …
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SNC, Embraer deliver first A-29 to Air Force
WASHINGTON – Sierra Nevada Corp. (SNC) and Embraer have delivered the first A-29 Super Tucano to the Air Force, with…
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Mideast countries play major role in Islamic State strikes
DUBAI AND WASHINGTON – Jordan was compelled to join U.S. airstrikes against the Islamic State group (IS) in Syria af…
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Analysis: Syria airstrikes introduce F-22’s firepower to the world
WASHINGTON – The F-22 Raptor has flown its first combat operation, a major milestone for the small air dominance fle…
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Welsh: Expect further integration of Guard, active duty
CHICAGO – The Air Force’s top uniformed official expects to see the lines between the active, guard and reserve com…
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Sen. Graham hints at future strikes against Islamic State
CHICAGO – As the Obama administration weighs further action against the Islamic State, one of the top defense voices…
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Further restrictions lifted for F-35 test fleet
WASHINGTON – The F-35 Joint Strike Fighter test fleet will be able to fly six hours between engine inspections for w…
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Lawmakers aim to end RD-180 use by 2019
If U.S. lawmakers have their way, the Russian-built RD-180 engine will cease being used on military launches by 2019.
-
State Dept. clears $800M C-130 support deal for Iraq
The US State Department has approved an $800 million sustainment deal for Iraq’s fleet of C-130E and C-130J cargo aircraft, the government announced Tuesday.
-
Interview: Lt. Gen. Steven Kwast, commander and president, Air Force’s Air University
On Nov. 10, Lt. Gen. Steven Kwast took over as commander and president of Air University.
-
State Department opens door to maritime defense weapon sales to Vietnam
WASHINGTON – The United States will allow the sale of lethal equipment and weaponry to Vietnam for maritime defense …
-
SNC, Embraer deliver first A-29 to Air Force
WASHINGTON – Sierra Nevada Corp. (SNC) and Embraer have delivered the first A-29 Super Tucano to the Air Force, with…
-
Mideast countries play major role in Islamic State strikes
DUBAI AND WASHINGTON – Jordan was compelled to join U.S. airstrikes against the Islamic State group (IS) in Syria af…
-
Analysis: Syria airstrikes introduce F-22’s firepower to the world
WASHINGTON – The F-22 Raptor has flown its first combat operation, a major milestone for the small air dominance fle…
-
Welsh: Expect further integration of Guard, active duty
CHICAGO – The Air Force’s top uniformed official expects to see the lines between the active, guard and reserve com…
-
Sen. Graham hints at future strikes against Islamic State
CHICAGO – As the Obama administration weighs further action against the Islamic State, one of the top defense voices…
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Further restrictions lifted for F-35 test fleet
WASHINGTON – The F-35 Joint Strike Fighter test fleet will be able to fly six hours between engine inspections for w…
