Greg Hadley is a News Editor at Air & Space Forces Magazine, specializing in congressional coverage and national defense. With a background in journalism at various reputable publications, Greg brings a wealth of experience and expertise to his reporting on military and aerospace topics.
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By: Greg Hadley
Dec. 16, 2024 | By Greg Hadley ORLANDO, Fla. —From wastewater treatment to maintenance services to a common operating picture software
By: Greg Hadley, Chris Gordon
Dec. 16, 2024 | By Greg Hadley and Chris Gordon The BUFFs are starting to come home.
By: Greg Hadley
Small drones were spotted flying over Air Force bases in Utah, Ohio, and Germany this month, continuing a mysterious trend.
By: Greg Hadley
The Space Force launched its seventh GPS III satellite into orbit Dec. 16, completing a rapid five-month prep for launch.
By: Greg Hadley
Seven C-130 airlifters from five countries lined up for an “elephant walk” on Guam and then flew alongside each other Dec. 14 to cap off Operation Christmas Drop.
Dec. 18, 2024 | By Greg Hadley The Space Force celebrates its fifth birthday Dec 20, but Chief of Space Operations Gen. B. Chance Saltzman is already looking ahead to Year 6.
By: Greg Hadley
Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall, about to leave office, said the Space Force needs a bigger budget but the Air Force shouldn't pay for it.
Airmen from Aviano Air Base, Italy, flew their last mission in an HH-60G helicopter on Dec. 18 as they transition to the new HH-60W.
By: Greg Hadley
The Space Force celebrates its fifth birthday on Dec. 20, 2024, yet many still don’t know all the things the military service does.
By: Greg Hadley
Four Russian warplanes entered the Air Defense Identification Zone off the coast of Alaska on Dec. 18, North American Aerospace Defense Command announced—the first such incident in three months.
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