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For Star subscribers: Tucson residents will see some new aircraft overhead as Davis-Monthan Air Force Base gets new rescue helicopters, spy planes — and someday maybe, drones.

The video of the fatal crash shows a fleet of fighter planes going in circles during the training exercise when two T-27 Tucano aircraft collide and burst into flames

While billions over budget and years behind schedule, “Block 4 is going to be fundamentally, radically better,” especially in electronic warfare, argued AFA’s Doug Birkey. “In many ways, it’s an entirely new jet.”

Under the current decades-old model, most airmen spent six months on a deployment, followed by at least 12 months back at their permanent duty station. The new system normally will provide units with at least 18 months between six-month deployments.

Northeast Alabama Community College’s Northeast Student Veteran Association is proud to host a PTSD Awareness program on Tuesday, June 27, 2023, at 10 a.m. in the William M. Beck Music

Northeast Alabama Community College’s Northeast Student Veteran Association is proud to host a PTSD Awareness program on Tuesday, June 27, at 10 a.m. in the William M. Beck Music Auditorium.

/PRNewswire/ -- ASRC Federal, Broadleaf Division, has secured a new contract to support the U.S. Air Forces Air Combat Command (ACC) based in Hampton, Va. at...

AUKUS presents an incredible opportunity to build huge numbers of common collaborative drones that can fight with 4th and 5th gen fighters.

This early engineering solution provides Lockheed Martin and Red 6 additional experience in integrating simulations which could eventually comprise embedded training for the T-50 program.

The US Air Force has begun retiring the A-10, an aircraft famed for its role in close air support.The service is now planning to reduce Tactical Air Control