Retired Navy Capt. Thomas Hudner, Medal of Honor winner, is returning to North Korea to find the remains of his wingman, the first black U.S. Navy aviator Ensign Jesse Brown.
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X-47B fails to trap again
NAVAIR attempted to land X-47B “Salty Dog 501” on board USS George H.W. Bush on Jul. 15 but the aircraft developed an instrumentation issue while on the way to the carrier.
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Turkey denies Russia Today report that Israel used its base to attack Syria
Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu has denied a Russia Today report that Israel used its base to attack Syria.
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First and last time RCAF fixed-wing aircraft flew from Canadian warship
The first and last time Royal Canadian Air Force fixed-wing aircraft flew from a Canadian warship happened in January 1957 when four CC-123 Otters took off from the deck of HMCS Magnificent at Port Said, Egypt.
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U.S. Navy following U.K on IRST for fighters
Bill Sweetman on how the U.S. Navy’s road map for the Super Hornet’s infra-red search and track (IRST) system mirrors the British approach.
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