Two Sudanese air force crew died on Thursday when their helicopter crashed in the country’s south after hitting a power pole.
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132nd Fighter Wing starts transition to MQ-9
The Iowa Air National Guard’s 132nd Fighter Wing will soon transfer its F-16s out and start the transition to MQ-9. It will also be renamed as the 132nd Attack Wing.
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TW-2 marks 700,000 flight hours in T-45
Training Air Wing TWO (TW-2) at NAS Kingsville marked its 700,000th training hour in the T-45 ‘Goshawk’ aircraft May 31.
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F-15 blows tires and caused delays Portland International Airport
Flights at Portland International Airport were disrupted on Thursday afternoon after a F-15 from the Oregon Air National Guard blew its tires while landing and got stranded on the runway.
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Russia to put two Missile Attack Early Warning System radars into service next year
Russia will have two Missile Attack Early Warning System radars operational next year, Maj. Gen. Alexander Golovko, head of Aerospace Defense Forces said Thursday.
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