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Year 2016 in review through The Aviationist’s Top 5 articles

December 31, 2016 David Cenciotti

The five top stories of The Aviationist provide the readers the opportunity to virtually review the year that is coming to an end. Ordered by pageviews, the following 5 posts got the most pageviews and […]

Aviation

You can track U.S. Navy private contractor dogfights online

December 30, 2016 David Cenciotti

Flightradar24 lets you track ATAC’s fleet of private contractor aggressors that fly out of NAS Point Mugu and NAS Fallon. Whilst most of the interesting aircraft (namely fighters and attack planes as Special Ops platforms […]

Military Aviation

Last December a U.S. Air Force B-52 tested the AGM-86B nuclear-capable air-launched cruise missile over Utah

December 29, 2016 David Cenciotti

The AGM-86B nuclear-capable air-launched cruise missile was tested by the Air Force Global Strike Command’s 2nd Bomb Wing and Air Combat Command’s 49th Test and Evaluation Squadron recently. The U.S. Air Force tested the ability […]

Maritime Security

U.S. B-1, B-52 bombers acted as non-traditional ISR platforms during a big drug-interdiction operation

December 28, 2016 David Cenciotti

For one week U.S. Air Force’s Southern Command undertook a surge of its operations against the trafficking of illicit drugs into the United States, using bombers flying as NTISR (non-traditional intelligence surveillance reconnaissance) aircraft. U.S. […]

Military Aviation

Many U.S. pilots wore a traditional red “Santa” hat while flying over Iraq on Christmas Day.

December 27, 2016 David Cenciotti

U.S. F-16 pilots flying on Dec. 25, celebrated Christmas Day wearing a Santa Hat. It’s probably a tradition, still you won’t find too many pictures of fighter pilots wearing a Santa Hat on their flight […]

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