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Preparing for Russia: Inside NATO fighter pilot training in Texas
More than 8,000 NATO aviators have earned their wings in Wichita Falls, Texas, since the Euro-NATO Joint Jet Pilot Training (ENJJPT) program began in 1981.
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Perennial pilot paucity puts Air Force in precarious position
The service has nibbled at the edges of a 2,000-pilot shortage for years.
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Another Air Force fleet grounded over fears plane tails may fall off
E-3 Sentry aerial target tracking planes are the latest to undergo inspection for subpar tail pins.
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Pentagon orders engine vibration fix for entire F-35 fleet worldwide
Pratt & Whitney says all new F135 engines it is now delivering come with the vibration fix already installed.
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Minot firings due to failed nuclear safety inspection
A defense official said the dismissals resulted from not following safety regulations for vehicles and equipment.
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Air Force advisers study use of satellites for tracking moving targets
The board will consider the risks and challenges associated with using satellites to perform the mission alongside aircraft.
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US Air Force awards Boeing first contract for fleet of 26 E-7 aircraft
Boeing’s contract will be worth up to $1.2 billion, as the service begins work on a fleet to replace the iconic E-3 Sentry.
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Space Force wants launch ranges to be more resilient
The service is building operational concepts to ensure its launch ranges can operate under adverse conditions, including natural disasters.
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Six leaders fired from Air Force nuclear base in North Dakota
The Air Force declined to say what led to their ousters at Minot Air Force Base, or what disciplinary action they may face.
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Pentagon sets deadline for services to stop enforcing vaccine mandate
The services have until March 17 to end all enforcement of the former COVID-19 vaccine mandate.
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Preparing for Russia: Inside NATO fighter pilot training in Texas
More than 8,000 NATO aviators have earned their wings in Wichita Falls, Texas, since the Euro-NATO Joint Jet Pilot Training (ENJJPT) program began in 1981.
-
Perennial pilot paucity puts Air Force in precarious position
The service has nibbled at the edges of a 2,000-pilot shortage for years.
-
Another Air Force fleet grounded over fears plane tails may fall off
E-3 Sentry aerial target tracking planes are the latest to undergo inspection for subpar tail pins.
-
Pentagon orders engine vibration fix for entire F-35 fleet worldwide
Pratt & Whitney says all new F135 engines it is now delivering come with the vibration fix already installed.
-
Minot firings due to failed nuclear safety inspection
A defense official said the dismissals resulted from not following safety regulations for vehicles and equipment.
-
Air Force advisers study use of satellites for tracking moving targets
The board will consider the risks and challenges associated with using satellites to perform the mission alongside aircraft.
-
US Air Force awards Boeing first contract for fleet of 26 E-7 aircraft
Boeing’s contract will be worth up to $1.2 billion, as the service begins work on a fleet to replace the iconic E-3 Sentry.
-
Space Force wants launch ranges to be more resilient
The service is building operational concepts to ensure its launch ranges can operate under adverse conditions, including natural disasters.
-
Six leaders fired from Air Force nuclear base in North Dakota
The Air Force declined to say what led to their ousters at Minot Air Force Base, or what disciplinary action they may face.
-
Pentagon sets deadline for services to stop enforcing vaccine mandate
The services have until March 17 to end all enforcement of the former COVID-19 vaccine mandate.
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Preparing for Russia: Inside NATO fighter pilot training in Texas
More than 8,000 NATO aviators have earned their wings in Wichita Falls, Texas, since the Euro-NATO Joint Jet Pilot Training (ENJJPT) program began in 1981.
-
Perennial pilot paucity puts Air Force in precarious position
The service has nibbled at the edges of a 2,000-pilot shortage for years.
-
Another Air Force fleet grounded over fears plane tails may fall off
E-3 Sentry aerial target tracking planes are the latest to undergo inspection for subpar tail pins.
-
Pentagon orders engine vibration fix for entire F-35 fleet worldwide
Pratt & Whitney says all new F135 engines it is now delivering come with the vibration fix already installed.
-
Minot firings due to failed nuclear safety inspection
A defense official said the dismissals resulted from not following safety regulations for vehicles and equipment.
-
Air Force advisers study use of satellites for tracking moving targets
The board will consider the risks and challenges associated with using satellites to perform the mission alongside aircraft.
-
US Air Force awards Boeing first contract for fleet of 26 E-7 aircraft
Boeing’s contract will be worth up to $1.2 billion, as the service begins work on a fleet to replace the iconic E-3 Sentry.
-
Space Force wants launch ranges to be more resilient
The service is building operational concepts to ensure its launch ranges can operate under adverse conditions, including natural disasters.
-
Six leaders fired from Air Force nuclear base in North Dakota
The Air Force declined to say what led to their ousters at Minot Air Force Base, or what disciplinary action they may face.
-
Pentagon sets deadline for services to stop enforcing vaccine mandate
The services have until March 17 to end all enforcement of the former COVID-19 vaccine mandate.
