Greg Hadley is a News Editor at Air & Space Forces Magazine. He specializes in aviation and aerospace, covering topics such as drone technology, space travel, and public security, reflecting his extensive experience in the field. Greg's work has been featured in Space Today, Air & Space Forces Magazine, RealClearDefense, and NewsBreak.
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Greg's coverage primarily focuses on announcements and evolving stories related to the US Air Force, Space Force, and military affairs. He seems particularly interested in government announcements and press releases related to defense matters.
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The soaring program at the U.S. Air Force Academy is the biggest glider operation in the U.S. and is poised to get even bigger.
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A novel program to integrate U.S. and Japanese space capabilities was “completed” last week when a Japanese navigation satellite carrying a U.S. Space Force payload launched into orbit, the service said.
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A frayed wire in an MQ-9 caused fuel to be cut off from the engine last August, leading to a catastrophic forced landing in the Middle East.
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