The Air Force’s officer leading the Quadrennial Defense Review said the service needs to innovate if it wants to remain a global leader and avoid the fate of NATO.
Officials said the decision is purely for personal reasons. Aeronautics chief to be replaced by the head of the F-35 program.
Air Force acquisition officials stresses the need to end the continuing resolution to give leaders the ability to protect contracts like the fixed price tanker contract.
Program failed to meet 30 percent of management objectives calling the fifth generation fighter a “financial risk.”
With the Pentagon and CIA under pressure to release more drone information, U.S. Air Force removes statistics from monthly airpower statistics.
Pentagon officials take the F-35 off flight restrictions after it is determined that the cracked engine blade is not a wide spread problem.
Super Tucanos will arrive in Afgahnistan in 2015, not in 2014 as originally planned, meaning the U.S. Air Force trainers might be gone making it harder to stand up the fleet.
Lt. Gen. Christopher Bogdan slams Lockheed Martin and Pratt & Whitney for not working to cut costs and assume risk in the F-35 program.
Pratt & Whitney engineers continue to inspect the broken turbine blade that has grounded the F-35 fleet since Feb. 22.
Pratt & Whitney spokesman says the Marines’ version of the F-35 should be flying again soon.
The Pentagon quickly corrected Air Force Secretary Michael Donley who said Air Force Ospreys were headed to Japan.
Army Aviation officials mapped out the service’s aircraft requirements for the future on Friday at the Association of the United States Army’s Aviation Symposium and Exposition.
Air Force leaders continue to work toward reducing its planned nuclear heavy bomber fleet to 60 to meet the 2018 deadline stipulated by the New START.
Canada’s review of their planned purchase of 65 F-35s is only the latest setback for the Joint Strike Fighter program.
White House nominates Lt. Gen. Stanley Clarke III to take reins of Air Guard as the budget battle continues between the Guard and Air Force senior leadership.
Head of Air Combat Command explains why the cuts made to the Air Force’s Reserve force made sense despite Capitol Hill’s rejection.
Lockheed Martin settles on a deal with the Pentagon for the Joint Strike Fighter’s fifth production lot
Pentagon and Lockheed Martin leaders say a deal for F-35 production lots five and six is imminent.
Marine Corps stands up the first operational Joint Strike Fighter squadron among the services despite continued problems with the program.
Boeing reaches milestone as it starts the construction of the refueling tanker booms as part of the KC-46 tanker program.
