The United States is moving away from several elements of its earlier force-restructuring effort as the US Air Force shifts focus under its new leadership.
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Boeing secures a $2.47 billion contract from the United States Air Force (USAF) for 15 KC-46A Pegasus aerial refueling tankers under Lot 12.
The US Air Force conducted large-scale training to operate independently from Moody Air Force Base near Valdosta (VLD), preparing units to sustain missions when isolated from reinforcements, resupply, or communication.
US Air Force outlines NGAL plan to replace C 5M Galaxy and C 17A fleets by mid century, with first aircraft entering service by 2041.
Explore data on the five largest US Air Force bases, including acreage, host countries, mission roles, and why these sites are important.
New US Air Force (USAF) leadership confirmed a service-wide push for fleet modernization, strengthen readiness, and reinforce joint and allied coordination as Gen. Kenneth Wilsbach assumed responsibilities as the 24th Chief of Staff.
The US Air Force carried out the first and so far only tests of dropping inert B61-12 nuclear gravity bombs from the F-35A at Tonopah Test Range near Las Vegas (LAS).
President Donald Trump’s call to resume full nuclear weapons testing draws sharp criticism from experts, who argue it proves unnecessary due to advanced US simulation capabilities and risks empowering adversaries.
The US Air Force plans to retain a select group of F-15C/D Eagles through 2030, extending their service for homeland defense duties originally set to end in 2026.
On October 30, the U.S. Senate confirmed General Kenneth S. Wilsbach as the next Chief of Staff of the United States Air Force (USAF), approved by unanimous consent just two days before the current top officer departs.