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Plans for 200 NGAD Fighters, 1,000 CCAs | Brown: ‘Airpower Is the Answer‘ | More AWS Coverage

March 8, 2023 | By Greg Hadley, Chris Gordon, David Roza and John A. Tirpak

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F-35 Deliveries to Resume Soon | A New Plan for Tankers | More Coverage from Day 1 of AWS

March 7, 2023 | By Greg Hadley, Chris Gordon, Patrick Reardon and John A. Tirpak

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F-22s Deploy to Tinian | Austin Touts Generational Investments | What USAF’s Science Board is Studying

March 6, 2023 | By Greg Hadley, Chris Gordon and David Roza

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F-35 Fleet Getting Vibration Issue Fix | ‘Dangerous’ Chinese Air Actions | Fifth-Gen Weapons

March 3, 2023 | By Greg Hadley, Chris Gordon, Christopher Prawdzik and John A. Tirpak

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USAF Separated 610 Airmen for Refusing COVID-19 Vaccine | Tests Underway for New B-52 Engine | Why the Afghan Air Force Collapsed

March 2, 2023 | By Chris Gordon, Christopher Prawdzik and John A. Tirpak

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Air Force Selects E-7 as AWACS Replacement | F-35 Deliveries to Restart After Engine Fix | DOD Says F-16s Too Costly for Ukraine Despite Pushback

March 1, 2023 | By Chris Gordon, Christopher Prawdzik, John A. Tirpak and Lt. Gen. Bruce Wright, USAF (Ret.)

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Commentary

Airpower is the Key to Victory in Ukraine

Feb. 28, 2023 | By Lt. Gen. Bruce Wright, USAF (Ret.)

The United States has invested more than $45 billion so far in military aid to Ukraine in its war against Russian invaders. Allies have chipped in billions more. Yet among all the advanced weapons provided for the conflict, NATO members have drawn the line at ...