Air Force general says service’s newest plane could be used over the US-Mexico border
The Skyraider II is designed to conduct precision strikes and fly armed reconnaissance missions for troops on the ground.
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Russia Smuggling US Plane Parts As Sanctions Ground Airliners, Jeopardizing Civil Aviation
The United States has detained people in five separate cases over the past two years for exporting or attempting to export ...
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American Airlines Collision: Skater Maxim Naumov Speaks Out After Emotional Tribute to Late Parents
Figure skater Maxim Naumov expressed his gratitude for the support he's gotten since performing a moving tribute to his ...
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FA40s support Army’s NASA Detachment
Two Army officers provide expertise and leadership to NASA’s human space flight program while following their personal and ...
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Army contracting professionals gain new perspective at White Sands Missile Range
JOINT BASE SAN ANTONIO-FORT SAM HOUSTON, Texas (Mar. 04, 2025) –Army civilian contracting professionals assigned to the ...
FAA investigates series of false midair collision alerts sent to multiple flights near Reagan National Airport
In one blitz just after 9 a.m., six similar false alerts were reported within 11 minutes of each other, according to the news ...
Planes receive mysterious false midair collision alerts near Reagan National Airport
The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating why multiple commercial flights about to land at Reagan National Airport ...
Family of DC plane crash victim files first step toward lawsuit against FAA and Army
The family of a victim of the deadly midair collision filed claims for as much as $250 million against the Federal Aviation Administration and the Army.
Family of DCA midair collision passenger files pre-suit claims against FAA, US Army
The family of Casey Crafton filed claims saying they intend to sue the government for wrongful death. WASHINGTON — The wife and children of one of the passengers killed in the DCA midair collision ...
Family of DC plane crash victim files claim against FAA, Army for $250 million
The family of a passenger who died in the midair collision near Washington, D.C., filed legal claims against the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and the United States Army, seeking $250 million ...