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The Philippine Air Force (PAF) will take delivery of six A-29 light attack aircraft by February 2020.
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By US Air Force from USA (A-29 Super Tucano) [Public domain], via Wikimedia Commons
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Tunisia has been cleared by the U.S. government to buy 12 T-6C trainers worth an estimated cost of $234 million.
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Royal Norwegian Air Force chief Brig. Gen. Tonje Skinnarland said in an exclusive interview with Defense News that his F-35 fleet has an issue with its unique drag chute.
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Investigations into the crash of a Red Arrows jet on Mar. 20 last year has revealed that the pilot was fatigued, distracted and experiencing reduced situational awareness when the jet crash.
Photo: Cpl Andy Benson/MOD [OGL], via Wikimedia Commons
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South Korean Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS) office has said that the country is now in talks to link South Korea’s 2nd Master Control and Report Center (MCRC) and China’s Eastern Theater Command.
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