Eglin flies 200th F-35 sortie - The DEW Line
lunes, 27 de agosto de 2012
The pace of training at the base is ramping up,
the jets no longer need a chase plane and they'll
soon be doing aerial refuelings. The Marines are
also gearing up to train for short take-off and
vertical landing operations. So things are coming
along at the 33 rd Fighter Wing using the "crawl,
walk, run" methodology.
Here are some photos from today's flight.
Also, in case you guys were wondering how the
US Navy is going to supply ALQ-99 jammer pods
to Australia... They're going to be giving them
refurbished pods, but the low band jammers are
going to be new.
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