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Tucsonans will see some new aircraft flying regularly out of Davis-Monthan Air Force Base soon, including a spy plane based on a crop duster, new electronic-warfare planes and, perhaps someday, even combat drones as the base gains new missions to replace its retiring A-10 ground-attack jet squadrons.
For Star subscribers: Tucson residents will see some new aircraft overhead as Davis-Monthan Air Force Base gets new rescue helicopters, spy planes — and someday maybe, drones.
The commercial environment will be rolled out in the next 30 days.
As Memorial Day approaches, we take time as a nation to remember those who paid the price for our freedom. It is a time of reflection and appreciation. Fort
--Under the five-year agreement, SES Space & Defense will provide satellite communications capabilities for the U.S. Army training operations