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US Air Force/Paul Shirk The B-1B bomber "Spectre" retired to become an advanced maintenance trainer at Tinker Air Force Base. The bomber was involved in a May 2018 incident in which a fire led to an ejection seat misfire, after which the crew had to make an emergency landing. The US Air Force disclosed a few days ago that, in early April, the B-1B Lancer 86-109/DY, nicknamed "Spectre," has been retired at Tinker Air Force Base to become an advanced maintenance trainer. The aircraft was towed to an Aircraft Battle Damage Repair training pad at the 76th Maintenance...

“Spectre” is the same B-1B that was involved in the 2018 incident when a failed ejection resulted in an extraordinary emergency landing.

View Comments Through a year of COVID-19 pandemic challenges and in the face of a national nurses shortage, along with local doctors leaving Mission, HCA Healthcare in North Carolina is still going strong, according to Greg Lowe, president of HCA Healthcare North Carolina. Lowe updated the Council of Independent Business Owners on everything the hospital system has been doing over the past year at the group's May 7 meeting.  Over the past year and in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, the system has conducted 51,000 telehealth encounters and more than 2.1 million patient encounters.  T...

Lilly Knoepp/BPR News Mission Health System celebrated a groundbreaking at the site of the new Angel Medical Center in Franklin. The $68 million location will not have more beds than current hospital but the new space will have bigger rooms, and new technology and more windows explained Angel Medical Center Board of Trustees Chair Johnny Mira-Knippel. “We’ve seen a major shift over the last several years to telemedicine, obviously recruiting the types of the physicians that we would need to service all the procedures that occur here is impossible. But with telemedicine we can bring adva...

Transtasman bubble: Business groups welcome quarantine-free travel 6 Apr, 2021 05:35 AM 7 minutes to read PM Jacinda Ardern announces quarantine-free travel between New Zealand and Australia will begin on April 19. Video / Mark Mitchell PM Jacinda Ardern announces quarantine-free travel between New Zealand and Australia will begin on April 19. Video / Mark Mitchell Aviation, tourism and energy writer for the NZ Heraldgrant.bradley@nzherald.co.nz@gbradleynz New Zealand stands to benefit by up to $1 billion a year now that Australian tourists can come here quarantine-free from April 19. Busines...