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The Air Force has entered into an agreement with Merlin to demonstrate the company's autonomous flight technology on the KC-135 Stratotanker.

Air Force Brig. Gen. Derek Salmi, 60th Air Mobility Wing commander at Travis Air Force Base, delivered the annual state-of-the-base address Thursday in the KC-46 Hangar, highlighting the past year's events and airmens' accomplishments at the sprawling military installation just south of Vacaville.

Air Force Brig. Gen. Derek Salmi, 60th Air Mobility Wing commander at Travis Air Force Base, delivered the annual state-of-the-base address Thursday in the KC-46 Hangar, highlighting the past year's events and airmens' accomplishments at the sprawling military installation just south of Vacaville.

The service is expected to announce major changes to its air wings and command structure this month.

The new year 2024 brings a new entitlement for personnel with pets during a PCS move, according to www.af.mil. Service members and families

Air Mobility Command is testing a new tool that might help in a Pacific conflict.

Tech giants and venture capitalists are pouring billions into developing quantum computers. But related tech of special interest to the military — quantum sensing, navigation and communications — needs stepped-up federal funding, the Air Force Association says.

American drone startup MightyFly presents a new variant of the Cento aircraft, one that can load and determine cargo's center of gravity.

While the Marine Corps reportedly remains 'strong,' it can't pick up the slack for the other branches.

The 2024 Cento is the company’s third-generation, self-flying eVTOL, built to carry 100 pounds of cargo for a variety of use cases.