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In "a contested environment" like Ukraine, "it's going to be tough to execute the close air support," the top US Air Force general said this month.

Bethesda-based global security and aerospace company Lockheed Martin, Korea Aerospace Industries and Red 6 Aerospace, a Lockheed Martin Ventures portfolio company, Wednesday announced a new partnership that will deliver advanced 21st Century Security capabilities across a spectrum of training and combat aircraft. The partnership will initially bring Red 6’s reality platform, the Airborne Tactical Augmented ...

/PRNewswire/ -- Today Lockheed Martin [NYSE: LMT], Korea Aerospace Industries and Red 6 Aerospace announced a new partnership that will deliver advanced 21st...

General Atomics' MQ-9B drones will help the U.S. Air Force Special Operations Command develop a beyond-the-horizon power projection capability.

Fire crews from Langley, Hampton and NASA, are battling a structural fire at Langley Air Force Base's Building 777, in the area of the Air Combat Command campus.

The fire is happening at the Building 777 and the Langley, Hampton and NASA fire departments are responding, officials said.

At least two dozen Air Force jets were reportedly found to have potentially problematic tail pins. All E-3 aircraft in the field have been inspected, according to a spokesperson.

Reggie Johns says his experience working in the vacation-rental industry will serve the board well.

The US Air Force’s (USAF) 705th Training Squadron (TRS) has recently implemented a Kessel Run application into its Lead Wing Command-and-Control Course’s (LWC2C) curriculum.

Urgent inspections had been ordered last week after Air Force officials warned failure of a single pin would cause the tail to separate from the aircraft.