Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall warned of putting too much emphasis on hypersonics just because China is advancing in that area, saying hypersonic missiles are better suited to China's strategy and that USAF has yet to determine the right munitions mix for the future. He ...
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Growing threats raise the stakes for why the U.S. must prevail in this essential domain.
The cancer rates for some aviators are higher than others. Lifelong monitoring may be the only viable solution.
How hypersonic weapons maneuver and what to do about it.
The Pentagon battles its own inertia to make progress in artificial intelligence.
How a flight line superintendent turned an inspired idea into the Air Force’s one-stop shop for Augmented Reality. It only took 10 years.
Iranian-backed Yemeni Houthi rebels attacked U.S. partner the United Arab Emirates on Jan. 17 with a combination of drone and missile strikes targeting two of the country’s airports and an oil refinery, killing three and setting off multiple explosions in the capital of Abu Dhabi. ...
The trend for Air Force major accidents is down over the past five years, with fewer Class A accidents and fewer deaths. However, Class B accidents, which are less destructive, are on the rise, according to data released by the service Jan. 18 and current ...
The Air Force inactivated one squadron and activated two new ones at Moody Air Force Base, Ga., on Jan. 14, as Air Combat Command continues working to better align fighter operations and maintenance. The 23rd Aircraft Maintenance Squadron is making way for the 74th and ...
