The Army has one. So do the Navy and the Marines. And soon, perhaps, USAF will too. Stars and Stripes reports that Air Force leaders may have changed their minds about creating “some kind of combat actions badge.” This is still in the what if stage, though.
Raytheon, a division of defense giant RTX, recently announced a multiyear deal with the Pentagon to increase annual production of the Air Force’s primary dogfighting missile by more than 50 percent from two years ago.
