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A new hearing will air evidence against an Air Force Academy cadet charged with sexual assault on a classmate. The case against junior cadet Brock Mangum stalled last fall after the woman told a military hearing officer that she considered Mangum a friend Future Air Force munitions will likely feature wide field-of-view (WFOV According to Dr. Nicholas Rummelt, an AFRL researcher involved in the project, new ACE optical systems generate images from multiple sub-images that view diff erent parts of WASHINGTON — U.S. auto-safety regulators are considering unprecedented steps to speed up the replacement of potentially deadly Takata Corp. air bags in millions of vehicles that remain on American roads despite massive recalls initiated by automakers. The U.S. Air Force is launching a new air-supremacy effort designed to identify and develop next-generation technologies to maintain America’s air dominance through 2030 at the same time the future of stealth is being questioned. The service has stood up Over 70,000 Ejection Seats have been delivered to 93 Air Forces around the world and have saved over 7,450 aircrew lives. The company is also a world leader in the design and manufacture of crashworthy seating systems and high strength fixed seats. (Reuters) - The Air Force urgently needs a new long-range bomber to replace its aging fleet and will keep costs at or below a $550 million cap for each warplane, top U.S. officials told lawmakers on Friday. Air Force Secretary Deborah James said the Air .

"If this proposal goes through, our goal is to transition the most important part of this weapon system--which are the humans--into good, new jobs that are going to take our Air Force into the future," James said. "Stay tuned, this is really only the academic and government attendees during the annual Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association's New Horizons symposium here March 3. Centered on Hanscom Air Force Base-managed programs, the symposium is sponsored by the Lexington-Concord Master Sergeants Rolando Barrera, Ryan Bloom, Cleveland Ford, and Chris Wild each gained valuable experiences and take-aways they hope to incorporate into their Air Force lives. "It was an honor and privilege to be selected to come to this course and to The military’s pursuit of effective laser weapons is entering somewhat new territory, with the Air Force’s announcement that it was to explore the use of ultrashort pulse lasers as part of its Novel EM Weapons Technologies Program. The Air Force .