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France’s Minister of the Armed Forces Florence Parly has disclosed that the replacement for aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle will start sea trials in 2036 and enter service in 2038.
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U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist Seaman Joshua L. Leonard / Public domain
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Head of the Indian Air Force, Air Chief Marshal (ACM) R.K.S. Bhadauria, says the global tender to buy 114 fighters is still proceeding and the new aircraft is in a different class compared to the indigenous Tejas.
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Lithuanian, German and Norwegian Joint Terminal Attack Controllers (JTAC) carried out training with Royal Air Force (RAF) Eurofighters and Spanish F/A-18s at Kazlų Rūda training ground on May 11.
Photo: Lithuanian Ministry of Defense
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A Russian Mi-8 helicopter crashed near Moscow o May 19, the crew of three did not survive the accident.
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Jerzy Główczewski, the last living Polish fighter pilot who fought in World War II, passed away on Apr. 13 due to COVID-19. He fought as a Spitfire pilot with No. 308 “City of Kraków” Polish Fighter Squadron.
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