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Pentagon editor @aviationweek. PNW transplant in D.C. Sadly a Mariners fan. Alumnus of @airforcemag, @militarytimes, @ap, @thenewstribune. Signal: beverstine.21

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U.S. Navy to Base E-130J at N.C. Marine Corps Station

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By Brian Everstine Verified
| Aviation Week Verified
Brian Everstine August 28, 2026 Credit: Northrop Grumman The U.S. Navy will station the E-130J Take Charge and Move Out nuclear command and control aircraft and its training unit at a U.S. Marine Corps base in North Carolina, according to a new solicitation. A notice published Aug. 28 identified Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point as the main operating...
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The U.S. Navy’s New Weapons Plan Comes Into View

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By Brian Everstine Verified
| Aviation Week Verified
Brian Everstine August 28, 2026 The Navy’s shocking announcement of a new air-to-air missile comes after the Malice was in flight tests. Credit: U.S. Navy The U.S. Navy has long called for a high-low mix of new munitions to extend both the magazines of its carriers and the distance from which aircraft can protect them, and in late August the fog began to clear on three key ways that plan is coming together. The first hit like a well-timed beyond...
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Pentagon’s F/A-XX Delay Is Hitting F/A-18 And F-35 Sustainment

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By Brian Everstine Verified
| Aviation Week Verified
Brian Everstine August 28, 2026 Northrop Grumman announced in August that it completed an engineering facility for sixth-generation aircraft. Credit: Northrop Grumman The Pentagon’s delay in awarding a contract for its sixth-generation fighter is putting increasing pressure on the U.S. Navy’s fourth- and fifth-generation fleets and complicating the service’s overall sustainment and operations, the service’s top officer said. The Defense Department was expected to...
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