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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The YFQ-42A Collaborative Combat Aircraft has resumed flight testing after a six-week pause that began when one of the drones crashed in early April.
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The YFQ-42A Collaborative Combat Aircraft has resumed flight testing after a six-week pause that began when one of the drones crashed in early April.
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The T-7 Red Hawk’s Ground-Based Training System promises to blend the gap between simulators and live flying.
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Space Systems Command has awarded a massive $2.29 billion contract to SpaceX for the “backbone” of its new Space Data Network, a constellation of satellites in low-Earth orbit that will provide connectivity for the entire joint force.
May 26, 2026 | By Greg Hadley Space Systems Command has awarded a massive $2.29 billion contract to SpaceX for the “backbone” of its new
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