The first fighter ‘Swinger’
As discussed earlier, with the advent of jet propulsion, the variable
sweep
As discussed earlier, with the advent of jet propulsion, the variable
sweep
One of the most spectacular post World War II fighter aircraft was the
Canadian CF-105 Arrow, designed to counter the threat of long-range
bombers delivering nuclear weapons by flying across the pole to North
America.
Along with 24 other food service professionals in the armed forces, one
Ramstein Airman food services specialist assigned to the 86th Services
Squadron was honored for culinary excellence at the 2009 Hennessy
Travelers Association Educational Foundation Armed Forces Forum Oct. 4
through 10.
More than 500 men and women from throughout the KMC filled the Ramstein
Officers
Red Ribbon Week is a grass roots event celebrated across the United
States and at military installations worldwide during the last week in
October.
KITGUM, Uganda
After the atomic attacks on Japan that ended World War II, it was
obvious to the U.S. Navy that nuclear bombers would be a major part of
America
The 21st Theater Sustainment Command and the 7th Civil Support Command
held a three-hour workshop Oct. 2 called