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Alex Hollings

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Writer, dad, and Marine veteran. Editor in Chief at Sandboxx News, AirPower guy. Bookings/Partnerships: alexhollingsmgmt@gmail.com
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The U.S. Navy Just Tested a $200,000 Bomb That Can Hit Targets 350 Miles Away. It Launches From Any F/A-18 Super Hornet. China Is Going to Hate This

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By Alex Hollings
| 19FortyFive Verified
Earlier this month, the U.S. Navy successfully tested the JDAM-LR, or Joint Direct Attack Munition – Long Range. The JDAM-LR is a low-cost precision-guided cruise missile and is a new iteration of the legendary JDAM bomb, but includes the glide-kit (deployable wings) of the JDAM-ER and a new turbojet engine. The standard JDAM can reach targets as far as 15 miles out, and the JDAM-ER, equipped with pop-out glide wings, can glide up to 45 miles.
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132 Planned. 21 Built. The B-2 Spirit Stealth Bomber Program Collapsed Alongside the Soviet Union. The B-21 Raider Is Being Built in a Different Strategic World

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By Alex Hollings
| 19FortyFive Verified
The B-2 Spirit stealth bomber’s production run was cut short after just 21 bombers were built, and some are wondering whether the B-21 Raider will suffer the same fate. The U.S. Air Force originally intended to buy 132 B-2 bombers, but that number was reduced to 75 before ultimately being cut down to just 21. However, that decision wasn’t made in a vacuum, and it didn’t affect only the B-2 program.
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Why the F-35 Fighter Jet Is Such a Badass Plane

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By Alex Hollings
| Popular Mechanics Verified
Refueling under cover of darkness, a massive formation of U.S. Air Force, Royal Air Force, and Australian Air Force aircraft prepared for combat. Fourth-generation fighters hailing from all three nations—including F-16 Fighting Falcons, F-15 Eagles, and Eurofighter Typhoons—coordinated with E-8 Joint STARS command-and-control aircraft. As their stealthy escorts, both F-22 Raptors and F-35 Joint Strike Fighters surveyed the battle space.
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