Daily Report: Logistics Lessons from Gaza and Ukraine
PLUS Yelling in the Chow Hall at BMT and New Uses for Armed Overwatch?
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What the Wars in Gaza and Ukraine Are Teaching the US About Logistics
Hamas’ deadly attack on Israel nearly one year ago caught the world by surprise—including Gen. Jacqueline D. Van Ovost, the U.S. military’s top logistics officer. But the Oct. 7 crisis, which spiraled into a war now on the cusp of its second year, illuminated fresh ...
Daily Report: How a Continuing Resolution Would Hurt the Air, Space Forces
PLUS More Coverage from the Final Day of AFA September
Here’s How a Continuing Resolution Could Hurt the Air Force in 2025
The Air Force on Sept. 18 warned that a failure to pass a new budget for the federal government for part or all of fiscal 2025 could degrade military readiness and slow the arrival of critical equipment as Congress ticks toward a shutdown in less ...
Daily Report: Day 2 of AFA September: CSO Touts Commercial Space Program
PLUS NORAD Tracks Run of Russian Approaches and Tackling the Pilot Shortage
Narcan Now Available at Exchanges on Base to Combat Opioid Overdoses
Troops and their families can now purchase Narcan from their local exchange as the military grapples with the effects of the national opioid epidemic.
Daily Report: Day 1 of AFA September: NGAD, China, and More
All the latest coverage from the first day of the annual Air, Space & Cyber Conference.
Air Force Could Scrap KC-135 Replacement If It Can Speed Up Next-Gen Tanker
The Air Force’s top acquisition official said Sept. 16 that longstanding plans to replace the KC-135 Stratotanker refueling jet with a similar airframe hinge on the progress of the service’s search for a more futuristic tanker.
Daily Report: Sneak Peak at Combat Drone Software
PLUS SecDef and First Lady at Maxwell and F-22 Engine Upgrades
Airmen at Risk of Temporary Pay Delay When Reenlisting
Thousands of Airmen are ensnared in a bureaucratic backlog that's forcing staff to handle their reenlistments manually, in some cases delaying paychecks.
Daily Report: Guard Chief Nominee Urged to Stop Staff Cuts
PLUS Whiteman Picked as Second B-21 Base and AFSOUTH Is Elevated
Senators Urge National Guard Chief Nominee to Stop Cuts at Bases
A bipartisan trio of senators urged the likely next National Guard boss on Sept. 12 to hold off on proposed staff cuts to Air National Guard bases in their states, arguing their missions should shield them from top-down attempts to downsize.
Daily Report: Pentagon Leaders Remember 9/11
PLUS New Cruise Missiles Unveiled and a Bee-130?
Air Force Academy Investigating Cadet’s Death on Campus
The U.S. Air Force Academy is investigating the death of a freshman cadet who was found unconscious in her Colorado Springs dormitory last week, the school said Sept. 5.
Daily Report: AMC Says Goodbye Minihan, Hello Lamontagne
PLUS Kirtland Gets Its First AC-130 and Space Force Studies GPS Alternatives
New Air Mobility Boss Promises to Continue Command’s Transformation
Gen. John D. Lamontagne took over Sept. 9 as the top officer at Air Mobility Command, promising to continue the organization’s sweeping preparations for the prospect of war in the Pacific that have picked up speed in recent years.
Building the New Space Coalition
Partnerships in space could build capabilities and save money for all in the coalition.
Building the New Space Coalition
Partnerships in space could build capabilities and save money for all in the coalition. At the dawn of the new space age, the United States is racing to assemble a military coalition of spacefaring nations to rival that of Operation...
Daily Report: The Push for Flexible Budgets | Bombers in Norway | Studying the Defense Supply Chain
Read the day's top news on the U.S. Air Force, U.S. Space Force, and national security issues.
Air Force’s Weapon Swarming Project Fares Better in Second Test
The Air Force’s “Golden Horde” weapon swarming project overcame its earlier technical difficulties in a second flight test last month, the service said March 5. The Feb. 19 event featured four Small Diameter Bombs equipped with systems that let them work as a team, two ...