Page 44 - Air Command News Today

Here are some events going on around the state for you to enjoy with the last bit of time before school starts.

Antipathy toward the separation of church and state, a notion deeply rooted in American jurisprudence, appears to be a retread of a disputed argument popularized primarily by controversial activist David Barton.

FARNBOROUGH, U.K. Defense-technology company Qinetiq demonstrated what it says is the world's first successful demonstration of an airborne uncrewed platform (or unmanned aerial system -- UAS) that was controlled by way of a laser communication system. 

Ukrainian fighter pilots conducted sorties over the embattled country and fired missiles at enemy targets, as can be seen in cockpit-view images.

(RNS) — Antipathy toward the separation of church and state appears to be a retread of a disputed, decades-old argument popularized primarily by a controversial Texas activist.

The air defense forces of the Skhid (East) Air Command shot down four Kh-101 missiles that were fired by the enemy at Dnipro on Friday night, the press service of the Ukrainian Air Forces has said.

NATO will add missile defense assets along the alliance’s eastern borders to guard against any potential threats that arise from Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

The American F-18 Super Horn fighter was overboard the aircraft carrier Harry S. Truman due to adverse weather.

In response, the Indian Air Force activated its assets as per standard operating procedures

TALLINN – Estonian President Alar Karis is about to bestow the rank of brigadier general to Col. Jaak Tarien, director of the Tallinn-base...