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The U.S. Air Force’s Air Education and Training Command Commander, Lt. Gen. Brian S. Robinson, took swift action on May 9 by relieving the 19th Air Force Commander, Maj. Gen. Phillip A. Stewart from command due to alleged misconduct currently under investigation.
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During an earnings briefing on May 9, Hiroshi Ide, President of IHI Corporation, told reporters that approximately 200 Pratt & Whitney F100 turbofan engines mounted on the Mitsubishi F-15J fighter will have to be disposed of when they are retired.
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In a recent announcement, Czech President Petr Pavel confirmed that the Czech Republic will hand over two SA-6 air defense systems and corresponding missiles to Ukraine. In addition, he suggested that donating Czech L-159 fighter planes to Ukraine would also be appropriate.
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Three F-16s assigned to the U.S. Air Force’s 8th Fighter Wing, Wolf Pack, and another three from the Republic of Korea Air Force’s 38th Fighter Group have been given new tail flashes to mark the 70th anniversary of the U.S.- Republic of Korea Alliance.
Japan and South Korea are reportedly planning to link their radar systems through a US network to share real-time information on North Korea’s ballistic missiles. The Yomiuri Shimbun newspaper was the first to report on the agreement, which would allow Japan to improve its detection capabilities as North Korea continues to fire off missiles at an unprecedented pace.
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