The Debrief: Tactical Airpower Has ‘Limited Utility’ In 2050, U.S. Air Force Says
Artist's concept of NGAD.
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In some ways, the U.S. Air Force Secretary’s job in 2050 will be harder. China’s space-based missiles will threaten satellites in orbit and bases anywhere on the ground. Space-based sensors will guide air- or ground-launched missiles to intercept aircraft already in flight at almost any range...
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