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/ Published June 09, 2021 Tech. Sgt. James O'Neil, 214th Attack Group crew chief, completes the pre-flight inspection on an MQ-9 Reaper during Red Flag Rescue 21-1, May 13, 2021, Ft. Huachuca, Ariz. Red Flag Rescue 21-1 is the first iteration of the exercise to include MQ-9 participation. Staff Sgt. Jason Ayala, 214th Attack Group Avionics, performs a pre-flight software load onto an MQ-9 Reaper during Red Flag Rescue 21-1, May 13, 2021, Ft. Huachuca, Ariz. Red Flag Rescue 21-1 is the first iteration of the exercise to include MQ-9 participation. '); $slider ...

The 214th Attack Group’s MQ-9 Reapers made their first appearance in the fourth annual Red Flag Rescue at Playas Training Center, New Mexico, May 11, 2021.,

Reading Time: ( Word Count: ) Governor Doug Ducey declared May 2021 Military Appreciation Month to honor the sacrifices of our nation’s military personnel and their dedication to protecting our freedom and keeping Americans safe. “Arizona is grateful to the men and women in uniform who put their lives on the line to serve and protect our nation,” said Governor Ducey. “Members of the U.S. Armed Forces serve abroad and at home to keep us safe, protect our freedom and strengthen our nation. Thank you to the military personnel and their families, who sacrifice so much, for your unwaveri...

Bushong said they faced 600 enemy airplanes and he saw about half of them. “That was scary when the enemy airplanes would be coming at you,” said Bushong. “There was a lot of bullets flying globally.” He said they lost 69 heavy bombers that day and 349 of the ones that made it back could not fly the next day. They wiped out the target, an electrical equipment manufacturing company that Bushong discovered 15 years ago was owned by Bosch. “They’re still making stuff, but I can guarantee you they’re not making it in that factory,” said Bushong to roaring laughter from ...

It all started with a Japanese attack on China years earlier. Here's What You Need to Remember: Japan relied on imports of raw materials and natural resources to survive. Rubber, tin, iron, and especially oil had to be imported for Japanese industry to function. By the time the attack on Pearl Harbor plunged the United States into World War II, Japan had been preparing for an all-out offensive in the Pacific for months. Japan relied on imports of raw materials and natural resources to survive. Rubber, tin, iron, and especially oil had to be imported for Japanese industry to function. The sam...