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The head of Royal Canadian Air Force said a replacement for the CC-150 aerial refueling tanker will only be considered after the fighter to replace the Hornet has been selected.
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At Boeing’s annual meeting in Chicago, CEO Dennis Muilenburg told reporters that the company is confident that its F-15 and F/A-18 production line will still be churning out aircraft after 2020.
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Photo: Boeing
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Six of the 12 MV-22Bs assigned to the U.S. Marine Air-Ground Task Force will be redeployed back to the United States to give the air crew and maintenance staff more time at home.
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Lockheed Martin will roll out the first F-35I for Israeli Air Force at Fort Worth on Jun. 22. Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Ya’alon will lead a high-level delegation to the ceremony.
Photo: Israeli Air Force