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Experiencing it, they know people who are getting hospitalized, that should not scare them. what they should do instead is go out and make sure that they are vaccinated. the facts show that this could be an issue of life and death. if you're vaccinated, you're less likely to have the severe illness? >> christen, thank you for the life update. the president getting a briefing on wildfires. >> you know, one month ago we convened a first what will be a regular presidential briefing on wildfire preparedness. we're joined by many of the governors who we were joined by many of the governors with u...

The fighting falcons continue to provide important capabilities to Pakistan’s military. Here's What You Need to Know: Today, Pakistan operates around sixty-six F-16A/Bs and nineteen F-16C/Ds in four active squadrons. During an aerial skirmish on February 27, 2019, an Indian Air Force MiG-21 Bison was shot down by a radar-guided missile. The Pakistani Air Force (PAF) claims the kill was scored by a JF-17 Thunder, a domestically-built fighter built with Chinese assistance. However, India subsequently revealed fragments of an AIM-120C-5 missile—a U.S.-built weapon only compatible with th...

In 1981, Pakistan convinced the United States to sell it F-16 Fighting Falcon single-engine multi-role fighters—a then cutting-edge yet inexpensive-to-operate design.

The country operates around sixty-six F-16A/Bs and nineteen F-16C/Ds in four active squadrons. Here's What You Need to Know: The F-16 remains a superior platform in many respects. During an aerial skirmish on February 27, 2019, an Indian Air Force MiG-21 Bison was shot down by a radar-guided missile. The Pakistani Air Force (PAF) claims the kill was scored by a JF-17 Thunder, a domestically-built fighter built with Chinese assistance. However, India subsequently revealed fragments of an AIM-120C-5 missile—a U.S.-built weapon only compatible with the American-built F-16s in PAF service. Pa...

Globally renowned sensor specialist, HENSOLDT has announced that they will modernise the artillery location radar, COBRA, which is in service with several NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organisation) armies. Under a contract awarded by the multi-national procurement organisation, Organisation Conjointe de Cooperation en matière d’Armement (OCCAR) – Organisation for Joint Armament Co-operation, HENSOLDT will replace the Radar Target Generator (RTG), a core element for the test environment of COBRA indispensable for determining optimum deployment and testing system performance. Radar Target G...