The technicians at the Ogden Air Logistics Center at Hill AFB, Utah, have completed a precision engagement modification of an A-10 Warthog 14 days early, even as development and design of the mod are still ongoing. Greg Hoffman, director of the ALC’s 571st Aircraft Maintenance Squadron, said in a Hill release, “The program is being pushed on a fast track” to meet warfighting needs. He explained: “You start to do the modifications as you go and you don’t have time to sit there and flow out how to best lay it out, so you get a couple of airplanes under your belt and then make changes as you to. It’s part of continuous process improvement.” Hoffman complimented prime contractor Lockheed Martin for “rising to meet every challenge” in providing components. His unit expects to complete PE mods for 70 A-10s this year.
Chief of Space Operations Gen. B. Chance Saltzman said reforms underway to the Space Force’s deployment and training model are the “most drastic change accompanying the establishment of the Space Force” in a note distributed to Guardians on April 19. “It fundamentally alters how we prepare for operations,” Saltzman wrote…