AFRL’s top research programs get a lift with accelerated funding.
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Mny changes USAF and USSF made to maintain ops while mitigating COVID-19 risk will be temporary, but leaders think some could turn permanent.
The second ABMS on-ramp experiment offers a peek into the future of JADC2.
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Relocating is hard for everyone, but for service members, it’s a way of life. COVID-19 challenged even the pros.
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Another decade of enhancements will give the B-52 three more decades of power.
Diversity and inclusion in USAF; and more.
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China is making steady and ominous gains in the quality of its military forces and its ability to project power—while making more open challenges to the U.S. in the Indo-Pacific and worldwide, according to the Pentagon’s 173-page China Military Power Report released in late August.
Leadership without risk is called management. We don’t need more managers in the Air Force.
Under Secretary of Defense for Personnel and Readiness Matthew P. Donovan shared his vision for preserving the U.S. military's competitive advantage with Air Force Association Chairman and former Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force Gerald Murray at AFA's virtual Air, Space & Cyber Conference.
