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Which F-15s Did The Government Clear The US Air Force To Retire?

The Air Force is permitted to retire its oldest F-15 variants but is prohibited from retiring its not-so-old F-15 variants.

The Air Force has announced it will send radically different aircraft to the EAA AirVenture show, from bombers to space planes.

Aerial refueling is invaluable to the US and its military allies’ aerial operations. For decades, the KC-10 has been an essential provider.

Around 30 B-52s may be reconverted to carry nuclear weapons in a reversal of New START limitations.

It is not yet known if NGAD will be exported; however, the loyal wingman drones seem more likely to be exported.

The DoD is spending big on aircraft acquisition with apparently few large programs for ground combat.

The Air Force has been instructed to address the issues with the infamously bad work environment onboard the B-52.

The United States produced 300,000 military aircraft in WW2, supplied the Soviets and other Allies, and had the largest air force at the war’s end.

Watchdog report finds more delays for the modernization of the Air Force’s new tankers despite decline in costs.

According to a new report, the upgraded, re-engined B-52J Superfotresses are not expected to enter service until 2033.