With the stand-up of the first operational F-35 squadron comes the IOC for the new data link for the F-35 fleet.
It is crucial to enhance the ability to globally sustain the aircraft to ensure a smooth and successful transition to the next phase of Osprey global operations.
What is next for NATO missiles defense, in light of the proposed Iran agreement and Russian aggression?
The U.S. missile defense effort needs to achieve greater coordination among all the relevant U.S. agencies and with foreign partners.
The next frontier is about mastering the production-operations sustainment cycle, and to do so when adversaries are doing their best to isolate and kill your force.
On July 17, 2015, the first F-35 possessing two vertical tails manufactured by Australian-based engineering company, Marand, took flight.
The last 82nd Aerial Target Squadron QF-4 Phantom on Tyndall Air Force Base does a final take off on July 24, 2015.
In this interview with Charles Lilli, the evolving approach of DLA to shape more effective sustainment strategies is the focus of attention.