Can automation actually replace pilots? A top general says one pilot is enough for lengthy global bomber missions. Bomber expert Mark Gunzinger of the Mitchell Institute looks at what the idea is and whether it’s a good one, and covers other significant issues in the bomber force. And we have this week’s airpower headlines. Powered by GE!
From CCA engines to hypersonics and basically everything in between, Rolls-Royce is building off a storied past with an eye on the future. John Kusnierek and Kaare Erickson, Senior Vice Presidents of their LibertyWorks technology operation and strategic campaigns respectively, tell us what they’re doing and how they do it. And of course, this week’s headlines in airpower. Powered by GE! (They make engines too.)
Major General Mark Mitchum has headed the Air Force’s Integrated Capabilities Command (Provisional) since its inception. As the Air Force moves its duties to a new organization and MajGen Mitchum concludes his career, we’ll look at what the effort to reform the Air Force has achieved, where it has yet to go, and what’s next for one of the service’s deeper thinkers. And this week’s airpower headlines. Powered by GE!
GE Aerospace is on the cutting edge of commercial jet engines, but what are they up to in defense these days? Vice President of Defense & Systems Engineering Darin DiTommaso lifts the covers on how they work and some of the innovative engines for vehicles — from CCA to hypersonic — that are on the way. And this week’s airpower headlines. Powered by GE!
Aerospace’s top analysts came together this week for a full day of presentations, discussions, and forecasting at the annual Aerospace Event. Our team, all of whom were on stage at the show, will break down what they heard and what it means. Plus AUSA highlights and this week’s headlines in airpower, Powered by GE!
AeroVironment has been making unconventional systems for decades. But now they have a new name and a new portfolio. What’s it like to bring a legacy company into the new tech world? Chief Growth Officer Church Hutton has the answers. And we have this week’s headlines in airpower. Powered by GE!
We’ve heard the case for making the US Air Force bigger. But a couple of defense thinkers have a new report on how it can operate better. Do the ideas hold up? What gets cut? The Hudson Institute’s Bryan Clark joins us to explain. And we’ll have this week’s headlines in airpower. Powered by GE!
The Air and Space Forces Association’s Air, Space & Cyber Conference is where airpower headlines come from. We get into the future of air mobility with Lockheed Martin, counter-UAS details with Honeywell, and more. Powered by GE!
What will USAF leadership say at the Air and Space Forces Association’s Air, Space and Cyber Conference? What won’t they? And just what is going on in the Air Force, anyway? We preview this year’s show with Todd Harrison of the American Enterprise Institute and Air and Space Forces magazine’s John Tirpak. Plus this week’s airpower headlines. Powered by GE!
With a new Chief of Staff inbound for the US Air Force, we assembled a team of airpower experts to lay out a day one agenda for getting the service from today to tomorrow. And we’ll have the latest from the world’s largest defense exposition — along with this week’s headlines in airpower. Powered by GE!