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Former USS Klakring Sunk by U.S. and UK Forces During Exercise Atlantic Thunder (opens the original)
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Concluding Exercise Atlantic Thunder 2026, the sink exercise (SINKEX) was conducted in the Northern Atlantic off the Outer Hebrides in Northern Scotland. The former USS Klakring, an Oliver Hazard Perry class frigate commissioned in 1983 and decommissioned in 2013, was specially prepared for the exercise with extensive cleaning and hazard removal. The SINKEX was used to validate the capabilities of a number of new munitions which have entered service in recent years. Arleigh Burke class guided mi
'Major Incident' Near RAF Fairford After Arrests Made Under Explosives Act (opens the original)
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Following widespread reports on Sep. 26, 2026 regarding security levels at RAF Fairford – with spotters reporting alerts audible over the base’s Giant Voice tannoy system, aircraft being dispersed across the airfield, crash gates being blocked and reinforced, and an apparent rise in security level to FPCON Delta – we now have an indication as to the kind of imminent threat the base might have been preparing for. BREAKING: Major incident declared and number of properties evacuated in Gloucestersh
Mountain Home Strike Eagles Rotate Home from Middle East Sporting New Nose Art (opens the original)
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As we reported in February, F-15E Strike Eagles from Mountain Home Air Force Base, Idaho, were among the reinforcements that were dispatched towards the Middle East in the days leading up to what would eventually be announced as Operation Epic Fury. The 389th Fighter Squadron (FS) – part of the 366th Fighter Wing (FW) – jets arrived ‘downrange’ on Mar. 1, the day after Operation Epic Fury officially commenced. Joining other Strike Eagle units in CENTCOM, including a significant portion of Lakenh
F-117 Nighthawk to Go On Display at Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum (opens the original)
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The donation of an F-117A Nighthawk aircraft, the sixteenth example of a YF-117/F-117 to be gifted for public display, to the Smithsonian was announced on Sep. 14, 2026, at the Air & Space Forces Association’s (AFA) Air, Space & Cyber Conference. Despite the National Air and Space Museum’s (NASM) extensive collection already being the envy of aviation museums worldwide, including iconic aircraft like the SR-71 Blackbird, Concorde, and Space Shuttle, as well as unique one-of-a-kind exhibits like
Security Alert at RAF Fairford After Civilian Jet Mistakenly Lands at U.S. Bomber Base (opens the original)
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Immediately after the aircraft touched down an emergency response by the base’s security forces was triggered. RAF Fairford is, of course, not only an active U.S. Air Force facility, but is currently – and controversially among some – hosting B-1B Lancer strategic bombers which have taken part in the U.S.-Iran war. Though the Cessna business jet’s pilot, quickly realising their mistake, wished to make an immediate departure to head to the correct airfield, base security insisted the aircraft sta
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