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U.S. Navy Completed First-Of-Its-Kind Repairs At Sea On Heavily Damaged Super Hornet

January 27, 2023 Stefano D'Urso

The F/A-18E Super Hornet was heavily damaged after an in-flight engine fire at the beginning of the USS Bush deployment last summer. A heavily damaged F/A-18E Super Hornet has been repaired at sea and returned […]

F-16 Aggressors
Military Aviation

U.S. Air Force And Navy Aggressors Receive Upgraded F-16Cs From Air National Guard

January 20, 2023 Stefano D'Urso

The Aggressors are bringing new capabilities to the fight, so they can better replicate new threats and train US and allied forces to counter them. The first two “new” F-16s for the 18th Aggressor Squadron […]

Shit Hot Break
Aircraft Carriers

From The Cockpit: C-2A COD Pilot Performs His First ‘Shit Hot Break’

December 29, 2022 David Cenciotti

Did you know even C-2 Greyhound aircraft perform the famous “Shit Hot Break”? The “break” is the tight turn performed by aircraft recovering aboard a carrier to enter the downwind leg of the traffic pattern. […]

Mustache
Aircraft Carriers

A C-2 Greyhound Pilot On The Tradition Of Growing A Mustache While Underway On Deployment

November 24, 2022 David Cenciotti

Here’s some background about one of the most famous traditions in the military. While their roots are not completely clear, “deployment mustaches” (i.e. a mustache grown by soldiers during a military deployment) have without any […]

EA-18G Growler
Aviation Safety / Air Crashes

EA-18G Growler Damaged In A Mid-Air Collision In 2017 Has Returned To Flight

October 20, 2022 David Cenciotti

The EA-18G had only 1,640 Flight Hours when it was damaged. “Viking 515”, EA-18G BuNo 168273, assigned to VAQ-129 “Vikings” flew for the first time since 2017, on Oct. 17, 2022. The sortie was an […]

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