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صورة رائعة. احترام إخواننا العاملين في القوات الجوية الملكية السعودية.

مرحباً عبدول ، كيف هو يومك يا أخي؟

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Nice photo. Respect for our brothers serving with the Royal Saudi Air Force.

Hey Abdul, How's your day, bro?
 

AFT: Falcon Sunset An F-16C Fighting Falcon with the 187th Fighter Wing stages in Mobile, Ala., Nov. 3, 2021, during Southern Lightning Strike, an agile combat employment exercise throughout the southeastern U.S.. (Tech. Sgt. William Blankenship/Air Force)
 

F-16 Fighting Falcons await final end-of-runway inspections at Kunsan Air Base, South Korea, Sept. 21, 2021. (Mya Crosby/U.S. Air Force)

Military Daily News

Daily updates of everything that you need know about what is going on in the military community and abroad including military gear and equipment, breaking news, international news and more.
www.military.com
 

Three helicopters, 311 stranded people, 26 dogs and one cat: How Operation Lentus pulled off a tricky rescue mission on Highway 7

Cormorant pilot touches down with a broken hydro pole less than a metre from one side of the spinning main rotor, and trees no further away on the other
www.theglobeandmail.com
"... Capt. Groten moved his big Cormorant carefully up and down the slide area, looking for a possible "LZ" – a landing zone. Finally, with one of his search and rescue technicians dangling upside down from a side door and using his headset to guide Capt. Groten down atop a slab of mud riddled with debris, the helicopter, buffeted by wind, touched down.

A broken hydro pole sat less than a metre from one side of the spinning main rotor, and trees were no further away on the other. "It was probably the tightest confined area I ever landed in," Capt. Groten said.
 

Airmen load a Rapid Dragon palletized munition system with an unarmed cruise missile onto an MC-130J aircraft to prepare for an airdrop test at White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico. (U.S. Air Force)

Got cruise missile-armed cargo planes? The US Air Force is nearly there.

The Air Force hopes to one day be able to launch a barrage of cruise missiles or other weapons out of the back of airlift planes.
www.airforcetimes.com
 

Calls for war with Taiwan grow louder online among radical Chinese

Talk of an attempt to take control of the self-ruled island has grown louder. Some say that having fuelled the discussion, Beijing must continue to manage it.
www.scmp.com
The 'money quote' ...
".. Liu Junchuan, deputy head of Beijing's Taiwan Affairs Office, said last month that after reunification, Taiwan's government revenue would be spent mostly on social welfare."
IOW Taiwan is a cash grab .... for the 1.4B. Revealing ... on the state of the ccp economy.
 
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