The US Army is quietly transforming its spy plane fleet, trading aging turboprops for a stable of long‑range business jets ...
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Why does the US Army have an air wing?

Most of the US Army’s planes were spun off into the Air Force in 1947, but it continues to operate a handful of fixed-wing ...
The Army’s longest-serving aircraft still fly because they do jobs newer platforms sometimes can’t do as cheaply or reliably The battle-tested and proven aircraft of the Army have reliably performed ...
The U.S. Army operates over 2,276 S-70 Black Hawk helicopters and over 824 AH-64 Apache attack helicopters. The Army’s newest aircraft is the UH-72 Lakota with 390 active units introduced in 2007. The ...
CHANTILLY, Va.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Amentum was awarded a $946 million contract to provide complete system maintenance and modernization solutions for the U.S. Army’s government-owned fixed wing ...
The U.S. Army should sever a decades-old reliance on contractors rather than soldiers for supporting the special operations force’s fleet of General Atomics Aeronautical Systems Inc. (GA-ASI) MQ-1C ...
November 24, 2025 -- The U.S. Army recently released its second Sources Sought Notification (SSN) to accelerate the acquisition of the Company-Level Directed Requirement (CoLvl DR) Small Uncrewed ...
A Virginia-based company is set to integrate its Common Missile Warning System into aircraft.