WWII squadron brought back to pilot new high-tech drone
Australia is bringing back an elite squadron to pilot high-tech surveillance drones that can detect what's happening underwater.
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Australia is bringing back an elite squadron to pilot high-tech surveillance drones that can detect what's happening underwater.
GEELONG, Australia - Korea's Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Jung Sang-hwa was standing right next to his Australian counterpart, Robert Chipman, when the Black Eagles, the aerobatic flight team of Korea, roared through the skies here Tuesday (local time) to open the Avalon Airshow. Throughout their 20-minute performance, the two had a conversation about the meaning of the team's first participation in the biennial event, which was introduced in 1988, and what their countries can and should do for “peace and freedom” in the Indo-Pacific region.
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