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An intruder made it aboard an aircraft belonging to the unit responsible for Air Force One after entering Joint Base Andrews without authorization Thursday, leading to a security review of bases around the world, according to military officials. The individual gained unauthorized access to the flightline and entered a C-40 aircraft assigned to the 89th Airlift Wing, said a statement from base public affairs Friday. Joint Base Andrews Security Forces responded, detained and interviewed the individual.
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Question of the Day By Mike Glenn - The Washington Times - Friday, February 5, 2021
The Air Force is launching an investigation into base security standards service-wide after an intruder managed to get onto the military post in Maryland where the president’s fleet of transport aircraft is kept.
An adult man gained access Thursday to Joint Base Andrews and was able to get aboard an Air Force C-40, the military version of the Boeing 737 airliner, Air Force officials said. The transport jet is assigned to the 89th Airlift Wing, the unit at Joint Base Andrews that provides airlift support for high-ranking dignitaries, including Air Force One.
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