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Army News
April 2022
QUAD-A NEWS: Army Acquisition Chief Wants Soldiers in Room Where Innovation Happens
The Army should work more closely with the Pentagon’s innovation organizations to close capability gaps, according to one of the newest members of the Army’s Pentagon officials. -
Air Power
April 2022
Boeing Gears Up to Replace B-52 Engines
ORLANDO, Fla. — Boeing is racing against the clock to replace the engines of all 76 of the Air Force’s B-52 Stratofortress long-range bombers. -
Budget
March 2022
BUDGET 2023: Air Force, Space Force Asking for Big Budget Boost in 2023 Proposal
The Department of the Air Force’s 2023 budget proposal includes large increases for much-anticipated new technologies — including its Minuteman III missile replacement and next-generation aircraft programs — as well as continued divestments in some platforms to make way for more funding. -
Air Power
March 2022
JUST IN: Commander Wants New F-15EX Jet Fighter for Indo-Pacific Ops
The Pacific aircraft fleet needs to be upgraded and increased in size if the forces are to embrace new doctrine, the commander of the Pacific Air Forces said March 14. -
Air Power
February 2022
SINGAPORE AIRSHOW: Singapore Firm Makes Inroads Supplying U.S. With Firefighting Tankers
SINGAPORE — One of Singapore’s top aerospace companies wants to build a firefighting airplane that could replace the C130 in the U.S. service. -
Air Force News
February 2022
JUST IN: Air Force to Undertake 'Night Court'-Like Program Review
By Yasmin TadjdehThe Air Force is looking to separate the wheat from the chaff as it examines its science and technology portfolio and looks to make funding cuts to support the acquisition of new and emerging technologies, said the service’s secretary Feb. 15. -
Robotics and Autonomous Systems
February 2022
AI to Reduce Litter Swaying During Helicopter Rescues (Updated)
Artificial intelligence may soon assist the Army with critical helicopter rescue missions. -
Air Power
December 2021
New Satcom Offers Secure Connection for Multirole Aircraft
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — The Pentagon is ramping up its pursuit of military communications technology at the tactical edge. A new satcom system could help the services achieve uninterrupted information distribution, according to Honeywell executives. -
Air Power
December 2021
Aerial Refueling Enterprise Lacks Resiliency, Capacity
By Jon HarperBillions of dollars are needed over the next decade to enhance the resiliency of the U.S. military’s aerial refueling enterprise, according to a new study. -
International
December 2021
JUST IN: Info-Sec Restrictions Hampering F-35 Partnerships
The interoperability of the F-35 joint strike fighter has been an asset ...
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