There are no hunters without supply vessels! This sentence "No fighters Without Tankers" alone sums up one of the main doctrines of the US Air Force over the past 60…
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What will the US Air Force Digital Century Series change in military aircraft construction?
Two days ago, Will Roper, the head of aeronautical programs of the US Air Force, stunned his audience when he announced that a demonstrator of the future air superiority aircraft program,…
Read the articleThe US Air Force announces that it has secretly built a demonstrator of its future fighter plane
For an exceptional ad, it's an exceptional ad! Indeed, Will Roper, who has headed the US Air Force's acquisition programs for 2 years, announced today that the USAF…
Read the articleMajor programs (F35 ..) threaten advanced aviation industry according to the US Air Force
Since his appointment as Assistant Secretary to the US Air Force in charge of acquisitions in February 2018, Will Roper has many times surprised his audience with his proposals ...
Read the articleF35 fails to solve Pentagon software problems
In a report published by the Pentagon's Operational Test and Evaluation Office, chief tester Robert Behler makes a critical and at least problematic judgment regarding the…
Read the articleThe US Air Force is thinking again of a "bomb truck"
This is a recurrent concept for several decades: The Bomb Truck. Concretely, it would be a device weakly protected or manoeuvrable, but able to carry a very large quantity ...
Read the articleUS Air Force confirms change in industrial strategy
Will Roper, the Director of acquisitions and new strongman of the US Air Force, seems to have won his case regarding his vision of future industrial programs ...
Read the articleAre we going towards a return of the X programs of the US Air Force?
During the 50, 60 and 70 years, the US Air Force developed, with DARPA, and Lockheed's Skunk group, an impressive number of prototypes designed to push the limits ...
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