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Deep Dive Into The International Flight Training School, 'World's Leading 5th Gen. Training System' - Vimarsana News

Deep Dive Into The International Flight Training School, 'World's Leading 5th Gen. Training System'

We have recently talked to the Chiefs of Staff of the ITAF, RAF, JASDF and RCAF and here's why the IFTS based on the M-346, is the world's most advanced training system,.

KBHB Radio - Gov. Noem Announces Next Adjutant General - Vimarsana News

KBHB Radio - Gov. Noem Announces Next Adjutant General

UNDATED – Today, Governor Kristi Noem announced that Brigadier General Mark Morrell will serve as the next Adjutant General of the South Dakota National Guard (SDNG). Major General Jeff Marlette is retiring. The change of command will take place on August 5 in Rapid City. “Our South Dakota National Guard serves with excellence in no […]

'We will see them again': What we know about the 9 Fort Campbell soldiers killed in helicopter crash - Vimarsana News

'We will see them again': What we know about the 9 Fort Campbell soldiers killed in helicopter crash

All nine soldiers who died when two military helicopters crashed during a training mission at Fort Campbell ranged in age from 23 to 36.

Source: wtvq.com
Black Hawk Kentucky crash: What we know about the 9 soldiers killed - Vimarsana News

Black Hawk Kentucky crash: What we know about the 9 soldiers killed

After one of the deadliest training crashes at Fort Campbell, families and friends are remembering the decorated careers of nine soldiers lost.

Source: dnj.com
Army identifies 9 soldiers killed in dual Black Hawk crashes - Vimarsana News

Army identifies 9 soldiers killed in dual Black Hawk crashes

The U.S. Army has released the names of the nine soldiers who were killed when two Black Hawks helicopters crashed in Kentucky on March 29.