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Let the Tigers Fly Again - Vimarsana News

Let the Tigers Fly Again

Resurrect the American Volunteer Group in Ukraine

Source: usni.org
Training firms Top Aces, Blue Air join forces - Vimarsana News

Training firms Top Aces, Blue Air join forces

Top Aces' fleet of adversary aircraft includes the Lockheed Martin F-16. Canada's Top Aces, which provides adversary aircraft to train fighter jet pilots in air-to-air combat, has expanded its portfolio by acquiring US-based Blue Air Trainin...

Source: janes.com
Blue Air Training Corp. and Top Aces Corp. announce groundbreaking business combination – expanding service offering to military customers worldwide - Vimarsana News

Blue Air Training Corp. and Top Aces Corp. announce groundbreaking business combination – expanding service offering to military customers worldwide

LAS VEGAS, NV and MESA, AZ (PRWEB) March 30, 2022 -- Blue Air Training Corp. (Blue Air) and Top Aces Corp., today announced the completion of an industry

Source: prweb.com
Four more F-16s sent to Top Aces for aggressor training flights - Vimarsana News

Four more F-16s sent to Top Aces for aggressor training flights

The jets took part in the First Lebanon War and the operation to destroy Saddam Hussein's nuclear reactor in Iraq.

Source: jpost.com
Lockheed Martin F-16 | Aviation Week Network - Vimarsana News

Lockheed Martin F-16 | Aviation Week Network

The F-16 "Fighting Falcon" (known as "Viper" to its operators) is a single-engine multirole fighter. It was initially designed and produced by General Dynamics up until 1993 when the company sold the Fort Worth production line to Lockheed Martin. More than 4,500 F-16s have been produced and more than 2,800 aircraft remain in operation with 25 nations, making the type among the most prolific fighter families in the post-World War II period.