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USAF Now Ready to Accept T-7s, Will Start Flight Tests in ‘Coming Weeks’

Aug. 9, 2023 | By Greg Hadley
The Air Force will officially take ownership of its first production-representative T-7A trainer jet “in the coming weeks” and quickly move into flight testing from contractor Boeing’s St. Louis facility, a service official said last week. After that, the first two Red Hawks will transfer out ...

T-7 Makes Its First Official Test Flight with an Air Force Pilot

June 28, 2023 | By John A. Tirpak
Air Force flight testing for the T-7A Red Hawk kicked off June 28, with a USAF pilot flying the advanced trainer from contractor Boeing’s St. Louis, Mo., facilities. The event, announced by Boeing, marks the first official test flight conducted by an Air Force pilot ...

Gremlins Program Optimistic About Next Tests After Drones Fail to Dock

Dec. 15, 2020 | By Rachel S. Cohen
Dynetics and its partners are planning next steps for the Gremlins drone swarming program after the aircraft failed to dock with a C-130 in recent flight tests. A third round of demonstrations began Oct. 28 at Dugway Proving Ground, Utah. The three X-61As individually tried ...
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