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As the U.S. Air Force (USAF) forges ahead with the next generation of American fighters, some in China fear that Beijing is falling behind in the race to a sixth-generation aircraft.

The tiny tech lab that put AI on a spyplane has another secret project February 11 A U-2 flies above the Sierra Nevada Mountain Range, California, Mar. 23, 2016. (Staff Sgt. Robert M. Trujillo/U.S. Air Force) WASHINGTON — It started as a dare. When Will Roper, then the Air Force’s top acquisition official, visited Beale Air Force Base in California last fall, he issued a challenge to the U-2 Federal Laboratory, a five-person organization founded in October 2019. The team was established to create advanced technologies for the venerable Lockheed Martin U-2 spyplane, and Roper wanted ...

Air Force study on future aerial refueling tanker could start in 2022 February 2 The Air Force's future aerial refueling tanker could be unmanned, like the Navy's MQ-25 Stingray currently under development by Boeing. (Boeing) WASHINGTON — The Air Force could begin to lay out its vision for a future aerial refueling tanker, previously known as KC-Z, as early as next year, the head of Air Mobility Command said Monday. The service intends to conduct an analysis of alternatives for an advanced aerial refueling aircraft in fiscal year 2022, AMC commander Gen. Jacqueline Van Ovost said durin...

We’re “making lemonade out of lemons,” Air Mobility Command says.