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Two MiG-23s are currently being restored back to flying condition at the East Texas Regional Airport by Unknown Aircraft Company.
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A-10C #81-095 is back flying again after restoration by the 75th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron. The attack jet was forced to make a belling landing on Apr. 7 at Moody Air Force Base last year after a failure of its 30mm cannon disabled the jet’s landing gear, and blew off the canopy.
U.S. Air Force photo by Andrea Jenkins
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The crew of a C-17 from the 3rd Airlift Squadron was on its fourth mission to ferry passengers out from Hamid Karzai International Airport in Kabul, Afghanistan when they found out that the normal airfield lighting was out.
English: Sgt. Matt Lyman, USMC, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons
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A Deputy Division Director with China’s Ministry of State Security has been convicted by a U.S. federal jury for attempting to steal trade secrets from General Electric.
The Russian military has determined that the Su-35 pilot who shot down a Su-30SM during a mock dogfight on Sept. 22 last year will be charge with criminal conduct.
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