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Vermont gets break as F-35s come to Tyndall Air Force Base

In Northwest Florida, the roar of military aircraft zooming overhead is widely greeted as the sound of freedom. Through Thursday, that sound will be augmented by the rumbling of F-35 Lightning II fighter jets from the Vermont Air National Guard  giving the residents of Burlington, Vermont, some apparently welcome freedom from that sound. Quiet week ahead as F-35s head to Florida for training, was the headline chosen for an online story on the temporary absence of the Air National Guard fighter jets from Burlington on WCAX-TV, the city s CBS affiliate. Airmen, aircraft and support equipment from the Vermont Air National Guard s 158th Fighter Wing left the Burlington Air National Guard Base at Burlington International Airport on Jan. 14 for a two-week exercise at Tyndall Air Force Base near Panama City.

Tyndall AFB in Florida conducts Weapon System Evaluation Program

Tyndall AFB in Florida conducts Weapon System Evaluation Program By (0) Use of the E-9A surveillance plane, known as the Widget, was a crucial factor in the success of the 11-day Weapon System Evaluation Program at Tyndall Air Force Base, Fla., officials said. Photo by Sgt. Michael Ammons/USAF Dec. 28 (UPI) An 11-day Weapons System Evaluation Program event ended successfully at Tyndall Air Force Base, Fla., the Air Force announced. The WSEP, conducted regularly, evaluates air-to-ground and air-to-air weapons systems, with an emphasis on missile firing and combat skills, according to Air Force officials. Advertisement Tyndall s 43rd Fighter Squadron, and the U.S. Navy s Strike Fighter Squadrons 11, 34, 81, and 211 of Carrier Air Wing One, based at Naval Air Station Oceana, Va., participated in the evaluation.

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