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Four soldiers from the 101st Airborne Division were hurt when their Black Hawk helicopter crashed and caught fire on Jan. 31. The crash occurred shortly after 11 a.m. Tuesday during a training exercise.
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The sale of F-16V fighters to Bahrain is likely to be approve by the new Trump administration, Senate Foreign Relations Committee chairman Bob Corker said.
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A modification program to install a video data transfer system (VDTS) and speed break indicator switch (SBIS) on 446 Air Force and 10 Navy T-38Cs have been completed.
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The folks over at Offiziere.ch has found the AN/TPY-2 early warning radar deployed east of Al Sheleilah in UAE.
A report from the Defence Research and Development Canada was made available on Canada’s Department of National Defence website until the day the Liberal government announced it wanted to buy 18 Super Hornets as an interim solution.
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