By Yi-Chin Lee and Ann Wang CHIAYI, Taiwan, Jan 28 (Reuters) - Taiwan's air force showcased its ability to rapidly replenish ...
After 46 years, the Danish Viper has stood down from duty, but survivors will continue to fly in Argentina and Ukraine.
Denmark is retiring the iconic F-16 fighter jet fleet and is replacing it with a new high-tech jet. Here's everything you ...
Denmark has retired its F-16 fleet after 46 years as the Royal Danish Air Force will now rely fully on fifth-generation F-35s ...
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Denmark Retires its F-16 Fleet After 46 Years of Service
The F-16 Fighting Falcon has been an important part of the Royal Danish Air Force since 1980, and will now pass the torch to the F-35A Lightning II. The Royal Danish Air Force's (RDAF) F-16 Fighting ...
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How the F-16 Fighting Falcon keeps reinventing itself for the future
Almost five decades since its introduction to the world, the F-16 Fighting Falcon, or “Viper” for its operators, remains an anomaly when it comes to the lifecycle of military aircraft. Originally ...
The world’s only self-flying F-16 has quietly crossed a threshold that once belonged to science fiction, shifting from a lab curiosity into a frontline testbed for autonomous combat. The X-62A VISTA ...
Two of the loudest and most important defence policy issues facing Canada have a common — often unrealized — thread, say experts. Both the F-35 and the U.S. threats to annex Greenland are connected ...
There's always an element of risk that comes with taking to the skies, whether it's to perform or to defend the nation.For Captain Yew Chee Hao of the Republic of Singapore Air Force (RSAF), it is his ...
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Finnish fighter jet arrives in Fort Smith for pilot training program
Finnish fighter jet arrives in Fort Smith for pilot training program ...
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The F-35 Fighter Jet Can’t Maneuver Too Well. That’s Not Really a Problem.
The F-35 was not built to win dogfights, but to operate smoothly at long ranges and over long periods of time.
Starting next month, travelers who want to board a domestic flight without a Real ID will have to pay $45 to have their identity verified through the Transportation Security Administration’s ...
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