Aviation News
Staff Sgt. Johnnie Yelloc was badly wounded in Afghanistan when his vehicle hit an IED. His ankles and feet were shattered but after years of rehab and 28 surgeries, the combat controller was able to jump out of a C-130 for the last time before he retires.
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The 120th Fighter Wing’s last three F-15s will depart Great Falls today for California. The Wing in Montana will be without any aircraft until the C-130 arrives next year.
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A South Korean lawmaker said the Austrian-made S-100 VTOL UAV cannot withstand long-lasting GPS jamming.
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Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has defended the decision to buy air defense system from China, one day after NATO Chief Anders Fogh Rasmussen said Turkey should consider NATO’s reaction.
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South Korea is eying stealth-detecting radars to counter stealth aircraft from neighboring China, Japan and Russia.
Continue reading “YouTube: South Korea to buy stealth-detecting radars by mid-2020”