Stephen Losey is the air warfare reporter for Defense News. He specializes in aviation and aerospace topics, including drone technology and aircraft, while also having covered leadership and personnel issues at Air Force Times and military operations in the Middle East. Stephen's work has been featured in notable outlets such as Military.com, Navy Times, and Air & Space Forces Magazine.
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Stephen Losey focuses predominantly on government and politics, with an emphasis on defense-related topics. His articles largely feature information based on government announcements and press releases.
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By: Stephen Losey
Multiple delays have pushed the full-rate production decision on the T-7A Red Hawk back two years, the Government Accountability Office said in a new report. The assessment is yet another setback for the Air Force’s next-generation trainer aircraft, which has been plagued with issues.
By: Courtney Albon, Stephen Losey
Just over a year after becoming the 27th Secretary of the Air Force, Troy Meink believes he’s making progress on his top priorities—increasing Air Force readiness, modernizing its aircraft fleet, and growing the nascent Space Force.
By: Chris Gordon, Stephen Losey
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By: Stephen Losey
DAYTON, Ohio —A second B-52 H Stratofortress is now being modified with a upgraded radar for testing after the first test bomber crashed in June, and work is expected to be completed by the end of the year, officials said July 27.
By: Stephen Losey
DAYTON, Ohio—The Air Force is preparing to move toward prototyping and testing a next-generation advanced engine and wants to be ready to integrate it onto
By: Stephen Losey
DAYTON, Ohio —The Air Force’s new Collaborative Combat Aircraft may fly scores of missions over many years or only a few if commanders decide a mission is worth the risk of losing one, a top official said this week—a middle ground approach he called “optionally attritable.”
By: Stephen Losey
The Air Force said Aug. 13 it recently tested prototypes for a portable ground station for commanding and controlling semi-autonomous Collaborative Combat Aircraft.
By: Stephen Losey
The Air Force plans to put new F-15E X Eagle II fighters at Seymour Johnson Air Force Base, N.C., to replace older F-15E Strike Eagles that will move to Whiteman Air Force Base, Mo.
By: Stephen Losey
One year into a new campaign to boost readiness rates for the B-1B Lancer and B-52 H Stratofortress bombers, Air Force Global Strike Command is claiming some early wins and planning to forge ahead with more improvements.
