Weekly Briefing: Air Warfare

The latest Air Warfare news and analysis from Breaking Defense.

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Weekly Briefing Air Warfare

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Beyond ABMS: Air Force Pushes Experimental Tech For AI, IT, Data The expanded experimentation campaign is also building new "business approaches" — some of which will require Pentagon-level blessing — to speed software-based capabilities to the field, DAF Chief Architect Preston Dunlap said.

Qatar's Massive Increase In Military Power Comes With Political, Logistical Headaches As Qatar awaits permission from Paris to base Rafales and Mirages in Turkey, it grapples with the challenge of finding manpower and training them to use dozens of planes it has purchased.

Lawmakers Throw Wrench Into Air Force ISR Divestment Plan House authorizers threw shade at the service for not heeding long-standing warnings of the potential for a gap in tactical aircraft availability.

Range, Speed, And Reaction Time At Operational Distances Will Define The Next Phase Of Army Aviation [Sponsored] Bell created the V-280 Valor with agility, speed in excess of 280 knots, and more than 500 nm of range that is needed to quickly take advantage of tactical opportunities in multi-domain operations in theaters across the globe.

Air Force Plans Wargames, Tech Experiments To Flesh Out Arctic Strategy The Air Force is wargaming with allies on how to counter Russia and China in the Arctic, looking to "understand the nature of the competition, as well as the range of capabilities that each of us bring to the problem," said Lt. Gen. Clinton Hinote, the service's lead strategist.

Israel Shifts To Standoff Weapons In Syria As Russian Threats Increase The change comes as Russia says it has stopped using a deconfliction line with Israel.

Directed Energy: From Counter-Drone To Force Fields? "We're painting with broad strokes, but we're diving into what missions of the future will look like. The technology is not quite Star Wars, but we're getting close," said Jeremy Murray-Krezan, AFRL's directed energy deputy chief scientist, says.

DoD's Technology Imperative: How Industry Is Answering DoD's Call For A Competitive Edge

[Sponsored] Directed energy thermal management, infrared suppression, virtual reality maintenance, and a reusable hypersonic capability are just a few innovations coming out of Rolls-Royce.

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