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U.S. Navy Launched An AGM-88G Advanced Anti-Radiation Guided Missile – Extended Range For The First Time

August 5, 2021 Stefano D'Urso

The live fire event is the first in a series of development test events that will ensure AARGM-ER can meet required objectives as it is about to enter Low Rate Initial Production. The U.S. Navy […]

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The story of the SEAD Black Buck missions flown by Royal Air Force Vulcan bombers during the Falklands War

May 3, 2016 Dario Leone

SEAD missions, Vulcan style. The RAF Avro Vulcan was initially planned to be retired in early 1982 but the outbreak of the Falklands War, in April that year, postponed the withdrawal of the most distinctive […]

Military Aviation

Here’s how an F-16 Wild Weasel pilot earned the Silver Star decoration during Operation Allied Force

April 20, 2016 Dario Leone

The risky business of being a “Wild Weasel” pilot. Born in response to LWF (Light Weight Fighter) program, to meet the U.S. Air Force need for a small and agile fighter, the F-16 Viper has […]

Military Aviation

Mesmerizing Time Lapse video shows sky over Nevada painted by combat planes during Red Flag

August 17, 2015 David Cenciotti

This is what happens after dark in the sky over Coyote Summit, near Area 51, in Nevada, during a Red Flag. Coyote Summit is a place in the Nevada desert just south of the small […]

Military Aviation

An unusual view of Exercise Red Flag at Night, from Nevada Desert

August 14, 2014 Todd Miller

The night operations have become a mainstay of Red Flag. Given most modern air campaigns begin with night operations, these Red Flag exercises are a valuable training opportunity for pilots and crews to safely experience […]

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