Air Force Developing Technology to Track Space Traffic Near Moon
Under a U.S. Air Force small enterprise innovation contract, a team of area startups is engaged on an idea to collect and analyze information about objects and actions in cislunar…
U.S. Air Force Puts Order for 180 Centaur UGVs
FLIR Systems, a firm that focuses on the production of thermal imaging cameras, has declared that U.S. Air Force has ordered over 180 of the corporation’s Centaur™ uncrewed ground vehicles (UGV),…
U.S. Air Force to Ground 17 B-18 Lancer Bombers Through 2021
The U.S. Air Force has launched plans to retire 17 B-1B Lancer long-range bombers throughout Fiscal Year 2021. A report appeared on Wednesday, citing the U.S. Defense Department’s Fiscal Year 2021…
U.S. Air Force to Drop Raytheon 3DELRR Contract for New Radar System
The U.S. Air Force wants to cancel Raytheon’s troubled contract for a new floor-primarily based radar system and look to breathe new life into its Three-Dimensional Expeditionary Lengthy-Vary Radar Program.…
U.S. Air Force Organizes Formal Naming and Unveilling Ceremony for MH-139A
The U.S. Air Force declared its newest MH-139A utility helicopter would be formally named on December 19 during the naming and releasing ceremony at Duke Field. The MH-139A is the…
Boeing Shares Video of T-7A Red Hawk’s Successful Low Altitude Tests
Boeing’s defense unit has declared that U.S. Air Force’s newest trainer plane, the T-7A Red Hawk, completed high-speed, low altitude tests. The T-7A Red Hawk is the latest Air Force…