Posted by Java Joe on August 5, 2019 · Leave a Comment
The F-35 Lightning II program completes testing on an improved lighting assembly with the KC-135 that will enable F-35 variants to refuel behind the tanker at night.
Category Morning Coffee · Tags Afghanistan war, Cambridge Analytica, Edwards Air Force Base, F-35, Facebook, Fleet Ballistic Missile, Florida Tech, Jeff Blackstock, KC-135, Lockheed Martin, NAVAIR, Tom Rudowsky, US Special Operations Command, VADM Michael Gilday
Posted by Java Joe on February 5, 2019 · Leave a Comment
President Donald Trump’s State of the Union speech tonight, Feb. 5, is expected to call for an end to America’s ongoing wars overseas, building on his recent comments suggesting troop drawdowns in Afghanistan and the Middle East.
Category Leader Features, Morning Coffee · Tags Afghanistan war, Eurofighter Typhoon, F-35A Lightning II, P-8A Poseidon, Saab’s Gripen, State of the Union, Super Hornet, US Mexico Border, USS Gerald R. Ford, vaping
Posted by Java Joe on December 4, 2018 · Leave a Comment
Americans have begun saying goodbye to former President George H.W. Bush as his body arrived in Washington, DC, for public viewing in the US Capitol Rotunda.
Category Morning Coffee · Tags 5th Fleet, Afghanistan war, Amazon cloud computing, Boko Haram, DARPA, defense budget, drones in Nigeria, exoskeleton technology, International Space Station, Lt. Col. Ann McClain, President George H.W. Bush, Reagan National Defense Forum, underwater drones, VADM Scott Stearney
Posted by Java Joe on November 26, 2018 · Leave a Comment
NASA’s InSight lander is set to complete its six-month journey to Mars at 3 pm today, Nov. 26. Watch the landing live starting at about 2 pm.
Category Morning Coffee · Tags Afghanistan war, climate report, F-35 Lightning II, F-35A elephant walk, identification friend or foe, IFF, Mars landing, NASA InSight, P5 Combat Training System, P5CTS, Pearl Harbor, security clearance, transgender military ban, Trident Juncture, UAV industry
Posted by Java Joe on May 29, 2018 · Leave a Comment
House lawmakers approved a $717 billion defense authorization bill late last week after days of debate but without much partisan division, hinting at a smooth negotiation ahead for the sometimes contentious budget policy measure.