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USAF T-6A Texan II Trainer Crashes Near Randolph AFB, Texas: Crew Ejects Safely.

September 19, 2018 Tom Demerly 0

Accident is Eighth USAF Loss This Year, Second Trainer Crash in a Week. A U.S. Air Force T-6A Texan II single-engine, two-seat turboprop primary trainer aircraft crashed on Tuesday afternoon, Sept. 18 outside Randolph Air […]

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It’s Not a Fly-Off Competition: U.S. Air Force Tests Process and Planes at Light Attack Demo

August 16, 2017 Tom Demerly 11

New Process Showcased for Sourcing Includes Proposed Light Attack Aircraft. The U.S. Air Force invited reporters to Holloman AFB in New Mexico for briefings about its new Light Attack Experiment last week. The key message […]

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Here are the aircraft that could replace the A-10 Warthog in the CAS mission

March 14, 2016 Dario Leone 85

The U.S. Air Force has launched a study to find the A-10 Thunderbolt II replacement. Given the U.S. Air Force plan to retire its A-10 fleet in 2022, the service has recently announced that has […]

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Canadian pilots successfully escape turboprop trainer through a “controlled ejection”

February 2, 2014 Winston Smith 8

Two pilots had to abandon a turboprop training aircraft when they determined it would not be safe to attempt a controlled landing. On Jan. 24, the crew of a Royal Canadian Air Force’s CT-156 Harvard […]

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