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Co-Production Of F-16 Jets To Figure In US Secretary's Visit
Ahead of a visit to India, US Air Force Secretary Deborah James has reiterated United States' stand of 'freedom of navigation' in the South China Sea. She also said that India and the United States were looking to co-produce F-16 fighter jets in India.
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US Unveils Picture Of New Stealth Bomber That'll Be Hard To Spot On Radar
The US Air Force on Friday unveiled the first image of its next-generation bomber that will replace antique B-52s first developed during the Cold War.
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War on Islamic State Needs 'Boots on Ground': US Air Force Secretary
The air campaign against the Islamic State group has made progress in degrading the terrorist organisation but will not be enough without local boots on the ground, the US air force secretary said today.
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US Lawmakers Question NASA, Air Force on Blast Probe Led by SpaceX
Fourteen US lawmakers on Thursday told the Air Force and NASA they had "serious concerns" about the fact that SpaceX is leading an investigation into the June 28 explosion of its Falcon 9 rocket, and whether it would receive enough oversight.
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US to Entice Drone Pilots With $15,000 Bonus
The United States will offer a $15,000 annual bonus for drone pilots, the Air Force said - part of a drive to address what it admitted was a "critical shortage" of manpower.
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Russia is the 'Biggest Threat' to National Security: US Air Force Leader
Russia is the biggest threat to US national security and America must boost its military presence throughout Europe even as NATO allies face budget challenges and scale back spending, US Air Force Secretary Deborah James said on Wednesday.
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Despite Blast, Spacex Has Time to Show Readiness for Missions: US Air Force
A Falcon 9 rocket accident last month should not eliminate SpaceX from the competition to launch a new GPS satellite, U.S. Air Force Secretary Deborah James said on Wednesday, since there would be "plenty of time" to test the rocket before any future launch.
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Russia Cites 'Threats' as Nuclear Arsenal Boosted
President Vladimir Putin said Tuesday that Russia must defend itself if threatened, as the US warned against a return to a "Cold War status" after Moscow announced plans to boost its nuclear arsenal.
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Co-Production Of F-16 Jets To Figure In US Secretary's Visit
Ahead of a visit to India, US Air Force Secretary Deborah James has reiterated United States' stand of 'freedom of navigation' in the South China Sea. She also said that India and the United States were looking to co-produce F-16 fighter jets in India.
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US Unveils Picture Of New Stealth Bomber That'll Be Hard To Spot On Radar
The US Air Force on Friday unveiled the first image of its next-generation bomber that will replace antique B-52s first developed during the Cold War.
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War on Islamic State Needs 'Boots on Ground': US Air Force Secretary
The air campaign against the Islamic State group has made progress in degrading the terrorist organisation but will not be enough without local boots on the ground, the US air force secretary said today.
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US Lawmakers Question NASA, Air Force on Blast Probe Led by SpaceX
Fourteen US lawmakers on Thursday told the Air Force and NASA they had "serious concerns" about the fact that SpaceX is leading an investigation into the June 28 explosion of its Falcon 9 rocket, and whether it would receive enough oversight.
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US to Entice Drone Pilots With $15,000 Bonus
The United States will offer a $15,000 annual bonus for drone pilots, the Air Force said - part of a drive to address what it admitted was a "critical shortage" of manpower.
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Russia is the 'Biggest Threat' to National Security: US Air Force Leader
Russia is the biggest threat to US national security and America must boost its military presence throughout Europe even as NATO allies face budget challenges and scale back spending, US Air Force Secretary Deborah James said on Wednesday.
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Despite Blast, Spacex Has Time to Show Readiness for Missions: US Air Force
A Falcon 9 rocket accident last month should not eliminate SpaceX from the competition to launch a new GPS satellite, U.S. Air Force Secretary Deborah James said on Wednesday, since there would be "plenty of time" to test the rocket before any future launch.
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Russia Cites 'Threats' as Nuclear Arsenal Boosted
President Vladimir Putin said Tuesday that Russia must defend itself if threatened, as the US warned against a return to a "Cold War status" after Moscow announced plans to boost its nuclear arsenal.
