The U.S. Air Force is set to transport two Lockheed Martin-built F-35Â fighter jets from Luke Air Force Base to the U.K. for a series of British air shows in the summer, Reuters
MoreA weapons testing official at the Defense Department has said the Joint Program Officeâs plan to complete software development work on the Lockheed Martin-built F-35 aircraft by July 31, 2017 seems unrealistic, Defense
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The U.K. has announced plans to invest about $270 billion in military aircraft, equipment and support services over the next decade following completion of the country’s annual strategic defense and security review,
MoreAir Force Secretary Deborah Lee James has called on the Defense Department to invest more in training programs in order to prepare flight crews for a âhigh-end fightâ against enemies with robust
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Air Force Secretary Deborah Lee James has said a long-term continuing resolution would force the service branch to operate âwith over $13 billion lessâ and could affect some of its modernization programs in
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Australia and Norway signed a partnership agreement last week to build and embed a radio frequency seeker technology in Norwegian-made joint strike missiles designed to integrate with the F-35 aircraft, Defense News
MoreThe U.S. Air Force would feel greater and potentially worse effects from a continuing resolution than a full-year budget for fiscal 2016, Air Force Secretary Deborah Lee James told Defense News in an interview published
MoreThe Japanese defense ministry requested a $42.38 billion budget for its next fiscal year that will start in April, a 2.2 percent increase from the agency’s current funding levels, Reuters reported Monday.
MoreThe Defense Department plans to test Lockheed Martin‘s F-35 fighter jet in a close-air support role alongside the A-10 Warthog to determine the jet’s capabilities compared to legacy aircraft, Defense News reported Sunday. Lara Seligman writes
MoreThe U.S. Navy plans to deploy additional manned and unmanned maritime planes across the the branch’s Asia-Pacific operational area as part of a five-year navigation strategy, Flightglobal reported Tuesday. James Drew writes the
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