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'It's going to be an amazing year': Shaw Viper Demo Team commander, members, community celebrating 5 decades of the F-16 - Vimarsana News

'It's going to be an amazing year': Shaw Viper Demo Team commander, members, community celebrating 5 decades of the F-16

"Anything that kind of went somewhere else, whether it was boats, cars, planes" is how Capt. Taylor "FEMA" Hiester described his fascinations as a kid. "I got to the airplane phase, and I never grew out of …

DAF Officials Working on Implementation Plan for Air Forces Cyber Elevation; Bill Marion Quoted - Vimarsana News

DAF Officials Working on Implementation Plan for Air Forces Cyber Elevation; Bill Marion Quoted

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US to Expand Naval Base in Papua New Guinea as Part of Anti-China Buildup - Vimarsana News

US to Expand Naval Base in Papua New Guinea as Part of Anti-China Buildup

The US is expanding a naval base in Papua New Guinea as part of its military buildup in the Asia Pacific that's being done to prepare for a future war with China, USNI News has reported. The US signed a Defense Cooperation Agreement (DCA) with Papua New Guinea last year…

Stored B-1B Regenerated To Replace Damaged Bomber - Vimarsana News

Stored B-1B Regenerated To Replace Damaged Bomber

The B-1 Lancer aircraft, stored at AMARG’s “Boneyard” for years, will return to Dyess AFB, Texas, later this year.

F-35 Lightning II Fighter Finally Cleared to Fly in Lightning - Vimarsana News

F-35 Lightning II Fighter Finally Cleared to Fly in Lightning

The Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning II has been rightfully compared to a high-performance race car. It is speedy, versatile, and cutting edge – but it doesn't perform so well in the rain, or at least in electrical storms. Despite being described as an "all-weather" aircraft, the fifth-generation stealth fighter wasn't been cleared to operate when lightning was present.