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Boeing rolls out its first T-7A Red Hawk jet in St Louis, Missouri. (Boeing/Eric Shindelbower)Boeing unveiled its first test T-7A Red Hawk trainer for the US Air Force (USAF) at its factory in St Louis, Missouri, on 28 April. The aircraft will be used to replace the service's Northrop Grumman T-38 Talon for training fighter and bomber pilots. The test aircraft is the first of five for the USAF's engineering and manufacturing development (EMD) programme phase. All five EMD aircraft should make their first flight and join the developmental test and evaluation (DT&E) programme in 2022, Paul Niewald, Boeing's vice-president for T-7 programmes, told Janes earlier in 2022. Boeing said that the test plane will stay in St Louis to undergo ground and flight-tests before being delivered to the USAF. The first T-7As are scheduled to arrive at Joint Base San Antonio-Randolph in 2023. The air force expects the trainer to reach initial operational capability in fiscal year (FY) 2024.A Boeing-Saab team beat Lockheed Martin for the USAF's USD9.2 billion contract in 2018. The service initially wants 351 aircraft and 46 ground-based training systems (GBTSs), but additional aircraft and simulators could be added to the contract. Boeing and the USAF have not publicly announced the annual T-7A production rates, but Boeing has told Janes that it could produce up to 48 aircraft per year for the current USAF contract, with the ability to produce more. Looking to read the full article? Gain unlimited access to Janes news and more...

The US Air Force (USAF) is to field interim enhancements to the problematic Remote Vision System (RVS) for its Boeing KC-46A Pegasus tanker-transport aircraft. A pair of Boeing KC-46A Pegasus tanker aircraft prior to delivery to the USAF. The service is to filed an interim solution for its remote vision system problem, to be known as ERVS. (Janes/Gareth Jennings)The Air Force Materiel Command (AFMC) announced the move on 2 December, saying that demonstration flights conducted over the summer (third quarter) had validated the Enhanced Remote Vision System (ERVS) as a stopgap measure until RVS 2.0 is rolled out in late 2023. RVS 2.0 is the agreed final solution to resolve Category 1 deficiencies associated with the current RVS.“The implementation of ERVS will provide some benefit to our ‘Total Force’ boom operators in the near-term, but most importantly will not delay the fielding of RVS 2.0,” General Jacqueline Van Ovost, commander of Air Mobility Command (AMC), was quoted as saying.While boom operators have traditionally been located at the back of the aircraft to manually ‘fly’ the boom onto the receiver aircraft, in the KC-46A the boom operator has been moved into the cockpit from where he or she interacts with the receiver aircraft via multiple 3D cameras and large screens. This RVS set-up has been experiencing problems with sun glare and other issues that have resulted in unintended boom contacts with receiver aircraft.As noted by the AFMC, “the ERVS updates to try and solve these issues in the interim will include

Game I can again play one mission. 2007-06-28 10:55:16 - Operating System/Rating: Windows Vista AnonymousPost License:GNU LGPLI install the game, but when i launch the game, don't work 2007-06-29 10:22:08 - Operating System/Rating: Windows Vista AnonymousPost License:GNU LGPLThe program loads on to the computer with vista, but will not run at all. 2007-10-14 17:03:13 - Operating System/Rating: Windows Vista AnonymousPost License:GNU LGPLGame loads but will not start up. Any suggestions?Love game but cannot play it at all. 2007-11-07 22:21:27 - Operating System/Rating: Windows XP AnonymousPost License:GNU LGPLI have a harddrive running in fat32 where I have installed Janes USAF, It runs great at that hd in XP, I have tryed to install it in ntfs, but then it won't run at all.... I Have tryed this at other games that normaly dont run in XP and they all work... TRY Fat32 to older games.. It may solve the problem, it did for me.I will try it in Vista too.. 2007-11-20 11:14:01 - Operating System/Rating: Windows XP AnonymousPost License:GNU LGPLI couldn't play with USAF on XP... The menu cames on, and the "flying" is also loading, but at the end, it crashes. I run the game in "win95 mode", and I also installed it in win95 mode. Its version is 1.01f, and I can't install the 1.02...:S 2007-12-06 08:41:24 - Operating System/Rating: Windows XP AnonymousPost License:GNU LGPLHi, I have Windows XP SP2, P4 Intel 3.4 prescott,3gbs memory,MSI motherboard 865PE Neo2-P,and Seagate Barracuda 250 uata harddrive. I have finally gotten Jane's installed,and

USAF PT Test Calculator allows users to quickly calculate the results of United States Air Force Physical Training tests. With the use of sliders, steppers, and text fields, users can input their component scores in seconds, and receive results instantly. USAF PT Test Calculator is completely FREE! There are no hidden in-app purchases, or fees, to use this app.The PT standards are current, as of 2017. This app cannot be used as a means of generating official scores for USAF PT tests. Please consult your United Fitness Program Manager, and/or the latest PT standards released, for the latest USAF PT standards.USAF PT Test Calculator follows the same scoring guidelines as listed in the 2017 PT standards for the United States Air Force. The scoring guidelines are as follows:Passing Requirements: Members must: 1) Meet minimum value in each of the four components, and 2) achieve a composite point total >= 75.0 points.Target Component Values:Member should attain or surpass these to achieve >= 75.0 composite score.Composite Score Categories:Excellent >= 90.0 / Satisfactory = 75.0 - 89.9 / Unsatisfactory *DISCLAIMER: The PT Calculator (USAF PT Test Calculator) app is not affiliated with the United States Air Force or any component of the United States Department of Defense. All product and company names are trademarks™ or registered® trademarks of their respective holders. Use of them does not imply any affiliation with or endorsement by them. PT Calculator (USAF PT Test Calculator) was created by a private entity, and is an UNOFFICIAL app. This app

First guest speaker was Captain Joseph Mulholland, 7th Special Forces Group, Eglin AFB, Florida, who presented a statement from his father, Lt Gen John Mulholland (retired), a former Associate Director for Military Affairs at the CIA.The second guest speaker was Col Kurt Buller, USAF (retired), a former Special Tactics Officer, who provided an insight into the operations in Afghanistan after 911.The third guest speaker was Col Alison Black, USAF, Commander, 1st Special Operations Wing, Hurlburt Field, Florida, also know as the voice of the Angel of Death during the initial operations in Afghanistan.The featured guest speaker was Lt General Marshall Brad Webb, USAF (retired), former Commander, USAF Special Operations CommandThe final presentation was provided by Lt Col Rich Cole, USAF (retired), Former USAF Pilot, Son of Dolittle Raiders’ Lt Col Dick Cole. He provided some background and noted the similarities between the mission of ODA 595 and the Dolittle Raiders, as well as recognize several key personal from both operations who are no longer with us today.In 2022, special commemorative canteen cup were created by the Bohlin Company and presented to each member of ODA 595 in honor and recognition of their heroic actions in America’s first response against the Taliban after the 911 attack. A representative from each event sponsor was given the honor to present the personalized cup to each member of the ODA 595 Horse Soldier team.If you are interested in learning more about ODA 595 as well as other stories about America’s 1st response to the

Fullcolor!USAF also includes player to target views and the ubiquitousplayer to threat view. The latter allows you to look across youraircraft to an incoming missile. I hope that at some point in thefuture JANE'S sims will also include a switching internal/externalpadlock option such as that used in MiG Alley. But the essentials areall here.More ScreensUSAF lends itself to screen shots. I've taken a few from othermissions to give you a sample. The terrain in Vietnam is VERY differentfrom the terrain in Iraq!F4 Phantom Cockpit The F4 in VietnamF22 after landing.Graphics is a strong suit in USAF and greatly adds to the sense ofimmersion. Virtually everyone who flys this simulation remarks on theincredible detail in the terrain, and the generally impressive objectsand aircraft. Clouds are also quite awe-inspiring, and dawn or dusk isliterally beautiful.Pilot RecordsJANE's has taken the requests of virtual pilots very seriously,and has gone the next mile in making it possible for pilots to comparetheir abilities and experiences. The ability of USAF to record yourmission statistics is simply unsurpassed, and you can even share themwith other pilots via the web. Check out the image below.. you can evengraph your performance!Aside from the sense of community that this kind of feature creates,it also helps the player care about his success. That's good, becauseit generates involvement in the game which in turn translates into morefun. And if USAF is anything, it is FUN. MultiplayerFinally, it's terribly unfortunate that USAF doesn't allow LAN playwith a single CD. Not many people have a local area network in theirhomes, but those who do would love to be able to run a local gamewithout having to purchase two copies of the game.JANE'S Combat.net is a busy place with the release of USAF. Itried a single mission and was AMAZED at the warpless connection.However, I had no luck trying to establish a co-op mission when Iattempted it two weeks ago. The good news is that you can alsoestablish a TCP/IP connection and fly co-op missions, even in campaignmode!Multiplayer features are quite rich, and you can type and sendchat messages or send preset radio messages using the