SOFREP has just reported about the pay cuts for Air Force recruiters that amounts to $900 in losses in their annual salary. We have also extensively covered the marketing problem View More ›
While the U.S. military has always been three, if not five, steps ahead of its adversaries in developing technological advancements in its equipment, this doesn’t mean other nations aren’t working View More ›
While the U.S. military has always been three, if not five, steps ahead of its adversaries in developing technological advancements in its equipment, this doesn’t mean other nations aren’t working View More ›
Dreams Take Flight Ever since I was a little kid, I’ve wanted to fly a helicopter. There’s something magical and visceral about them. You can feel the rotors thumping throughout View More ›
A US Air Force official visited Tinker Air Force Base to check on the current status of the F-35 Lightning engine program in late July. According to a press release, View More ›
The enlisted airmen in the Air Force are like the engine that drives the aircraft. Without them, there would be no pilots, navigators, or anyone else to fly planes. As View More ›
Two weeks ago, SOFREP reported a confrontation between Australian and Chinese airforces as China intercepted the Australian P-8 maritime surveillance aircraft during a “routine maritime surveillance activity.” Though China said, View More ›
The times of India reports that India has grounded its remaining fleet of Russian-made MiG-21s after another fatal crash that claimed the lives of two pilots on a training mission. View More ›
The US Marine Corps is set to receive another CH-53K heavy-lift helicopter as part of their artillery expansion. These will be supplied by Sikorsky Aircraft, a Lockheed Martin subsidiary. “This View More ›
Just about 10 days after Russia invaded Ukraine, Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall stated that he was “not aware of any current plan, or even discussion of a current plan View More ›