Greg Hadley is a News Editor at Air & Space Forces Magazine. He specializes in aviation and aerospace topics, with a focus on drones, military aircraft, and law enforcement technology, while also covering construction and real estate. 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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By: Greg Hadley
An Air Force pilot learning to fly the new OA-1K inadvertently shut off the plane’s fuel in the middle of a training sortie last October, leading to the Skyraider II crashing in an Oklahoma field, according to a new investigation report.
By: Greg Hadley
Air Force leadership will soon issue force-wide guidance on artificial intelligence and finish a sweeping modernization of BMT by 2027.
The Pentagon’s cost estimate for the Iran War is now $30 billion, the director of the Office of Management and Budget told Congress June 30.
By: Greg Hadley
The U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds arrived at Joint Base Andrews, Md., ahead of their July 4 performance for the 250th anniversary of America.
The new “Bridge” Air Force One donated by Qatar made its official debut July 1, carrying President Donald Trump to North Dakota.
The cost of US military operations against Iran so far is $30 billion, the director of the Office of Management and Budget told Congress on June 30, but he
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