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A look back: Aircraft, awful and awesome: Fokker E Class Eindeckers
There are few military aircraft that can be called
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‘Brown bag’ forum offers answers for NCOs
In the cavernous Ramstein North Chapel annex, the sounds of crinkling
lunch bags gradually gave way to a free-flowing conversation about
force shaping, Air Force Smart Operations 21 and more in the second
edition of the
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Airmen learn to recognize, respond to threats at driving course
The tires of the mud-covered Opel Vectra spin on wet pavement and the
sedan launches toward a 90-degree turn with speed. The instructor in
the passenger seat firmly tells the student driver to wait for
instructions before deviating from the collision course.
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Commissary shoppers welcome Operation Holiday Surprise
Spirits are high during the holiday season, but checking accounts don
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Aircraft, Awful and Awesome:
TSR.2, one of military aviation’s great might-have-beens
The British TSR.2 (Tactical Strike, Reconnaissance), first flown in
September 1964, was a highly advanced strike aircraft intended to
penetrate Soviet air defenses at very low altitude. It fulfilled
roughly the same requirement as the U.S. F-111 and, like the F-111,
pushed the
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A LOOK BACK: Convair XC-99, America’s first supersized plane
When one thinks of large airlifters, the C-5, the C-17, the Boeing 747,
and the Antonov An-124 leap to mind. But the ancestor of these
aircrafts still holds the title of the largest land-based,
piston-engine airlifter, the Convair XC-99. Dubbed the
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EAGLE FLAG: Ramstein Airmen shine in training exercise
Approximately 150 Ramstein Airmen returned Dec. 18 from a nine-day
deployment for EAGLE FLAG, an Air Force-level expeditionary combat
support exercise executed by the Air Mobility Warfare Center









