The Chadian Air Force suffered a serious setback recently when hurricane winds came and damaged a large number of its aircraft.
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The Chadian Air Force suffered a serious setback recently when hurricane winds came and damaged a large number of its aircraft.
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U.S. Senators sitting in the Senate Armed Services Committee (SASC) has recommended giving the Pentagon $1.2 billion to kickstart the light attack aircraft – OA-X – program.
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Minnie Chan of South China Morning Post was told by two anonymous sources that the PLA might bring the J-20 stealth fighter to Hong Kong this week.
Independence Day celebrations across northern Utah will be special this year as the F-35A from the 419th Fighter Wing will be making their debut at the flyovers.
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Japanese conglomerate Toshiba has decided to pay the Japanese government $14 million to settle a lawsuit on a failed attempt to create a reconnaissance variant of the F-15J.
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