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USAF Reorganization to Benefit Realization of CCA, Allvin Suggests

USAF Reorganization to Benefit Realization of CCA, Allvin Suggests
Last July, Air Force Research Laboratory said that it debuted the control of the Kratos XQ-58A Valkyrie by artificial intelligence agents at demonstrating the first-ever flight of artificial intelligence agents in a flight at Eglin AFB, Fla.'s Eglin Test and Training Complex--the culmination of what AFRL said was two years of work that began with the Air Force's Skyborg Vanguard program (Photo on Air Force Website)

The planned U.S. Air Force reorganization--known as Reoptimizing for Great Power Competition--will benefit the realization of the service's priority research and development/acquisition efforts, such as Collaborative Combat Aircraft (CCA), Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. David Allvin suggested this week at the Air and Space Forces Association's warfare symposium in Aurora, Colo. Among the 24 initiatives under the reorganization are a Integrated Capabilities Office to spur coordinated modernization across the department; a Program Assessment and Evaluation Office to improve resourcing…

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