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Pentagon approves F-35 engine deliveries after vibration fix
The affected F-35s could be back in the air in one to two weeks.
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Tears, defiance and new tanks in Ukraine for war anniversary
China on Friday called for a ceasefire, an idea Ukraine has previously rejected for fear that a pause would allow Russia to regroup militarily.
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Can this new Air Force recruiting team turn interest into enlistments?
Just 1 in 30 people who show interest through the Air Force’s website, or at an event like an airshow, end up applying to join.
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Boeing will close Super Hornet production line in 2025
Boeing will close its Super Hornet production line in 2025, or 2027 if India selects the jet, after 30 years of building F/A-18E-Fs in St. Louis.
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After long, costly road, Air Force happy with new KC-46 vision system
“We have the demos, we have the videos, we’ve flown it on [Boeing] planes … and it looks magnificent,” says the Air Force’s Lt. Col. Joshua Renfro.
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Air Force expands cancer review of nuclear missile personnel
The review now includes personnel who worked on, guarded, supported or operated ground-based warheads at Malmstrom, F.E. Warren and Minot Air Force bases.
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Air Force mum: How the service secretly ushered Biden to Ukraine
There was no big, flashy Air Force One for President Joe Biden’s surprise trip to Ukraine.
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Space National Guard cost overstated, association says
A CBO study found that forming a service with as many as 5,800 personnel could cost nearly $500 million a year.
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Presidents Day: Biden holds surprise meeting with Zelensky in Kyiv
The U.S. president spent more than five hours in the Ukrainian capital.
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Why balloons are now in public eye — and military crosshairs
A look at why there are so many balloons up there; why they’re getting attention now; and how the U.S. is likely to watch for them and respond.
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Pentagon approves F-35 engine deliveries after vibration fix
The affected F-35s could be back in the air in one to two weeks.
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Tears, defiance and new tanks in Ukraine for war anniversary
China on Friday called for a ceasefire, an idea Ukraine has previously rejected for fear that a pause would allow Russia to regroup militarily.
-
Can this new Air Force recruiting team turn interest into enlistments?
Just 1 in 30 people who show interest through the Air Force’s website, or at an event like an airshow, end up applying to join.
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Boeing will close Super Hornet production line in 2025
Boeing will close its Super Hornet production line in 2025, or 2027 if India selects the jet, after 30 years of building F/A-18E-Fs in St. Louis.
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After long, costly road, Air Force happy with new KC-46 vision system
“We have the demos, we have the videos, we’ve flown it on [Boeing] planes … and it looks magnificent,” says the Air Force’s Lt. Col. Joshua Renfro.
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Air Force expands cancer review of nuclear missile personnel
The review now includes personnel who worked on, guarded, supported or operated ground-based warheads at Malmstrom, F.E. Warren and Minot Air Force bases.
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Air Force mum: How the service secretly ushered Biden to Ukraine
There was no big, flashy Air Force One for President Joe Biden’s surprise trip to Ukraine.
-
Space National Guard cost overstated, association says
A CBO study found that forming a service with as many as 5,800 personnel could cost nearly $500 million a year.
-
Presidents Day: Biden holds surprise meeting with Zelensky in Kyiv
The U.S. president spent more than five hours in the Ukrainian capital.
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Why balloons are now in public eye — and military crosshairs
A look at why there are so many balloons up there; why they’re getting attention now; and how the U.S. is likely to watch for them and respond.
-
Pentagon approves F-35 engine deliveries after vibration fix
The affected F-35s could be back in the air in one to two weeks.
-
Tears, defiance and new tanks in Ukraine for war anniversary
China on Friday called for a ceasefire, an idea Ukraine has previously rejected for fear that a pause would allow Russia to regroup militarily.
-
Can this new Air Force recruiting team turn interest into enlistments?
Just 1 in 30 people who show interest through the Air Force’s website, or at an event like an airshow, end up applying to join.
-
Boeing will close Super Hornet production line in 2025
Boeing will close its Super Hornet production line in 2025, or 2027 if India selects the jet, after 30 years of building F/A-18E-Fs in St. Louis.
-
After long, costly road, Air Force happy with new KC-46 vision system
“We have the demos, we have the videos, we’ve flown it on [Boeing] planes … and it looks magnificent,” says the Air Force’s Lt. Col. Joshua Renfro.
-
Air Force expands cancer review of nuclear missile personnel
The review now includes personnel who worked on, guarded, supported or operated ground-based warheads at Malmstrom, F.E. Warren and Minot Air Force bases.
-
Air Force mum: How the service secretly ushered Biden to Ukraine
There was no big, flashy Air Force One for President Joe Biden’s surprise trip to Ukraine.
-
Space National Guard cost overstated, association says
A CBO study found that forming a service with as many as 5,800 personnel could cost nearly $500 million a year.
-
Presidents Day: Biden holds surprise meeting with Zelensky in Kyiv
The U.S. president spent more than five hours in the Ukrainian capital.
-
Why balloons are now in public eye — and military crosshairs
A look at why there are so many balloons up there; why they’re getting attention now; and how the U.S. is likely to watch for them and respond.
