The South Korean government has launched a probe to investigate if the officials had lied to help Lockheed Martin secure the F-35 contract.
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The South Korean government has launched a probe to investigate if the officials had lied to help Lockheed Martin secure the F-35 contract.
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The Royal New Zealand Air Force’s (RNZAF) C-130 fleet has been in service since 1965 and all five aircraft have reached the 50 years milestone.
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Fourteen people were killed when a C-130J crashed at Jalalabad Airfield, Afghanistan on Sept. 2. Six on board the plane were U.S. service members and the other five were civilians.
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