Audrey Decker
Reporter at Inside Defense
Air and Space Reporter at Defense One
air + space reporter @DefenseOne / @merrillcollege [email protected] signal: adecker.59
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1 week ago |
defenseone.com | Audrey Decker
But a full-scale recapitalization of the fleet remains unlikely, since the Pentagon also needs to find money to fund new efforts, such as border operations, the Golden Dome missile defense shield, and nuclear modernization—all with a flat budget. Healy fears that some recent additions to the Air Force’s purchase list, such as a squadron of F-15EX fighter jets for Selfridge Air National Guard Base in Michigan, could take money away from the Reserve.
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1 week ago |
stripes.com | Audrey Decker
(Tribune News Service) — Lockheed Martin plans to develop a version of the F-35 that can fly without a pilot, according to the company’s CEO—one of many upgrades the company is pitching for the program after it lost the Air Force’s Next Generation Air Dominance competition.
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1 week ago |
defenseone.com | Audrey Decker
Insights & Reports Lockheed Martin plans to develop a version of the F-35 that can fly without a pilot, according to the company’s CEO—one of many upgrades the company is pitching for the program after it lost the Air Force’s Next Generation Air Dominance competition.
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2 weeks ago |
defenseone.com | Audrey Decker
Insights & Reports The Defense Department has officially accepted a luxury jet from Qatar and has begun planning how to convert the plane into an Air Force One, despite bipartisan concern that accepting a foreign government’s plane is both dangerous and unethical. “The Secretary of Defense has accepted a Boeing 747 from Qatar in accordance with all federal rules and regulations.
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2 weeks ago |
defenseone.com | Audrey Decker
The Space Force is losing nearly 14 percent of its civilian workers—about 780 people—due to the Trump administration’s effort to dramatically cut the federal workforce, the service’s chief said Tuesday. Initiatives such as early retirement and voluntary-resignation programs have had an “outsized impact” on the youngest service, Chief of Space Operations Gen. Chance Saltzman said Tuesday during a Senate Armed Service committee hearing.
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