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January 8, 2015

Pentagon Satellites to Persistently Stare at Targets in 10 Years

Over the next decade, the Pentagon plans to launch satellites that offer a revolutionary leap in surveillance technology by persistently staring at targets from space for long periods of time, an official said. Under Secretary of Defense for Intelligence Michael Vickers gave the estimate at a defense conference this week in Washington, D.C. The Defense [鈥�]

January 8, 2015

Navy Plans for Fighter to Replace the F/A-18 Hornet in 2030s

The Navy is beginning to work on a a聽next-generation carrier-launched fighter jet to replace the existing F/A-18 Super Hornet and Growler aircraft聽by 2030 and supplement the F-35C the Pentagon is still developing, service officials said. The Navy effort, called the F/A-XX program, includes early work on the desired technological capabilities for the new aircraft. The [鈥�]

January 8, 2015

Republicans Press to Save A-10 Following New Air Force Proposal

The Air Force has reportedly offered a compromise to only retire three A-10 squadrons, not the entire fleet.

January 8, 2015

Pentagon Wants to Build Aircraft Carriers in the Sky

The Pentagon鈥檚 main聽research arm wants to find out what a flying 鈥渁ircraft carrier鈥� carrying聽a fleet of small aerial drones might look like and how much it would cost the military. The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency announced Sunday it would open a competition for proposals to build a large aircraft 鈥� similar to a C-130 [鈥�]

January 8, 2015

Air Force Ready to Fight Ebola with Virus-killing Robot

Air Force doctors at Joint Base Langley-Eustis in Virginia have a germ-killing robot ready to help keep rooms clean should any returning service member show symptoms of Ebola. The 366th Medical Group at Langley is responsible for housing and monitoring troops returning from Ebola aid missions to West Africa during a mandatory 21-day quarantine period. [鈥�]

January 8, 2015

DARPA Tests New Close Air Support Technology

The Pentagon鈥檚 top research arm聽and Raytheon will test聽a new system designed to massively speed up air-ground coordination and reduce targeting time for close air support from as long as an hour聽 鈥� 聽down to as little as six minutes. A program called Persistent Close Air Support, or PCAS, connects pilots in real time with the [鈥�]

January 8, 2015

Jack Broughton, Vietnam War fighter pilot who criticized military leaders, dies in California

Jack Broughton (BROH'-tuhn), the celebrated Air Force fighter pilot who flew more than 200 missions in Korea and Vietnam and later became an outspoken critic of military leaders, has died.

January 8, 2015

Key findings in AP investigation of problems in Air Force nuclear missile corps

Over the past year and a half, The Associated Press has documented evidence of security problems, low morale and other troubles in the nation's nuclear missile corps.

January 8, 2015

China Echoes U.S. Warning on North Korea鈥檚 Nuclear Warheads

China and South Korea joined Friday in warning of North Korea鈥檚 advances in nuclear technology that the U.S. commander in South Korea has said could include the miniaturization of a weapon for a missile warhead. After talks in Beijing, the nuclear envoys of China and South Korea agreed to cooperate in efforts to rein in [鈥�]

January 8, 2015

2 more Air Force nuke missile corps commanders fired, another disciplined

The Air Force on Monday fired two more commanders in its nuclear missile corps and took lesser disciplinary action against a third.