RTX Lands Major $1.5B Contract to Upgrade F-22 Raptor Engines
Pratt & Whitney’s $1.5B deal boosts the F-22 Raptor’s power, stealth, and efficiency—ensuring air superiority for years to come.
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Pratt & Whitney’s $1.5B deal boosts the F-22 Raptor’s power, stealth, and efficiency—ensuring air superiority for years to come.
The F-15 Eagle is still America’s fastest, most reliable fighter jet—no wonder it’s not retiring anytime soon.
Yet another star tumbles from the sky as Brig. Gen. Erik Quigley joins the growing ranks of high-ranking officers getting the boot, proving once again that the Air Force isn’t afraid to clean house when leadership crosses the line.
The Potomac mid-air collision leads us to wonder why the Black Hawk was not broadcasting its speed and altitude in the most accurate manner to air traffic control.
The US Air Force just aced a test, launching dual GBU-54 Laser JDAMs from an F-35, proving its strike capabilities in dynamic combat.
Turns out, when you mix rank, reckless texting, and a total disregard for military decorum, you don’t just lose a star—you lose your dignity, too.
Osan Air Base bids farewell to the legendary A-10 Warthog, making way for stealthy F-35s and upgraded F-16s in a bold modernization move.
Col. Julie Sposito-Salceies’s abrupt removal from command underscores the Air Force’s unyielding commitment to high leadership standards amids shifting political tides.
The YF-23 was fast, stealthy, and futuristic, yet the F-22 claimed the crown—why did the Air Force choose agility and upgrades?
The T-7A Red Hawk is delayed, but upgrades and new incentives promise a cutting-edge jet to revolutionize pilot training.
China’s racing ahead with a 6th-gen fighter jet, and the USAF warns we might not win. Can tech superiority keep us on top?
Senior Airman Brennon Washington’s actions in Okinawa are a grim reminder that one individual’s failure to uphold the values of the uniform can ripple across borders, straining alliances and deepening scars in a host community already burdened by a long history of military misconduct.