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Flannery Associates, an LLC registered in Delaware, purchased around 52,000 acres of farmland near Travis Air Force Base in Solano County, California.

The 375th Air Mobility Wing has a new commander.

The specter of conflict in the Pacific is making Air Mobility Command rethink its future fleet, possibly including the addition of drones.

The specter of conflict in the Pacific is making Air Mobility Command rethink its future fleet, possibly including the addition of drones.

The command tested new concepts in this year’s edition of its largest exercise.

This readiness exercise featured seven participating countries, operating approximately 70 mobility aircraft across multiple locations, spanning a 3,000-mile exercise.

"America is awesome when she gets slapped," U.S. Air Force General Mike Minihan tells Newsweek. "But the goal is not to be slapped in the first place."

Years after the Navy, the Air Force decided to supplement its tanker fleet with commercial aerial refueling services.

Since the first successful aerial refueling, the Air Force has mastered the art and used it to project air power for 100 years.

State-level laws limiting the purchase of American land by our rivals may be the best compromise between economic freedom and national security.