A VAQ-129 EA-6B with three on board went down in an unpopulated area approximately 50 miles west of Spokane, Washington on Mar. 11. All three did not survive the crash.
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A VAQ-129 EA-6B with three on board went down in an unpopulated area approximately 50 miles west of Spokane, Washington on Mar. 11. All three did not survive the crash.
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The first of six KC-130R for the Japanese Maritime Self Defense Force has started its regeneration at Hill Air Force Base and work will complete in fall of 2013.
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Italy’s Tornado fighters will be upgraded to carry the Anti Radiation-Guided- Missile (AARGM) and the Small-Diameter-Bomb (SDB) under MET Contract Annex 27.
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A small Russian spacecraft was knocked off track by a piece of space debris from a 2007 Chinese anti-satellite test.
Continue reading “Debris from Chinese ASAT test hits Russian satellite”
Israeli Air Force’s oldest combat pilot, Major (Res.) Nir Yarkoni, 55, flew his last sortie on Mar. 8.
Continue reading “Israel’s oldest combat pilot calls it a day”