A lot of people ask, “Why is the US flag reversed when it’s on an arm patch of a US military?” The place of honor for the American flag is always to the right of other organizational flags like the USMC or Navy flags. When carried with an organization flag …
Read More »U.S.-led allied and Afghan forces killed more civilians than Taliban, UNAMA Report
U.S.-led allied and Afghan forces killed more civilians than Taliban, have killed more civilians than the Taliban and other militants in the first three months of this year In a report, the international body said pro-government forces were responsible for 54% of civilian deaths during the first three months of …
Read More »Forced Negative-G Spin caused F-15C crashed during dogfight with F-22 Raptor
An F-15C Eagle fighter jet assigned to the 44th Fighter Squadron, 18th Wing crashed last year due to a pilot error that caused the fighter jet to spin out of control during training sortie with an F-22A On Apr. 23, 2019 Pacific Air Forces (PACAF) released the results of its investigation into …
Read More »The A-10 Warthog that killed a Cow during a Close Air Support Mission
On the 100th anniversary of the 107th Fighter Squadron, a specially painted A-10 Warthog was spotted at Selfridge Air National Guard Base (ANGB) featuring an unusual Cow Kill Mark. Here is the interesting photo of A-10 Warthog with Cow Kill Mark. According to some internet rumors, the Poor cows become …
Read More »Russia Launches the World’s Longest Nuclear-Armed Drones Carrying Submarine
President Vladimir Putin has unveiled a submarine capable of carrying six thermonuclear warheads on Tuesday ahead of its deployment in 2020-2021. Russia’s naval submarine called “Belgorod” will be the world’s longest submarine ever built, measuring 184 meters, The Barents Observer has estimated. Belgorod’s refit added nearly 100 feet to the …
Read More »Uruguayan Air Force Cessna A-37B Dragonfly suffered a tire blowout during landing
During a series of touch and goes of a training flight, the A-37B FAU 279 suffered the puncture of its left landing gear veering off the runway of “Tte. 2º M. Walter Parallada” AFB (SUDU/DSO), not causing any injuries to its two pilots on board. The Dragonfly belongs to Escuadrón …
Read More »Royal Navy warship swarmed by 17 Russian fighter jets in Black Sea raid
Royal Navy warship swarmed by force of Russian jets in Black Sea raid The action took place earlier this year as HMS Duncan sailed 30 miles off the coast of Crimea – the closest any British Royal Navy warship has come since Russia annexed the peninsula in 2014. The worrying …
Read More »Footage of an F-14 Tomcat tail hook break ejection off Aircraft carrier
On March 8th, 2002, just a few years before they were retired, an A Grumman F-14A Tomcat, BuNo 158618, of VF-211, based at NAS Oceana, Virginia Beach, Virginia crew found itself in a really dangerous situation. Upon landing on a carrier called USS John C. Stennis, the tail hook of the …
Read More »We Just Found Footage Of Possibly The Ugliest Helicopter Ever-But It Was Useful
The Sikorsky CH-37 Mojave is an American large heavy-lift helicopter of the 1950s. what was then the largest and most powerful helicopter in the Western world first took to the air at the Sikorsky Plant in Stratford, Connecticut. Due to its universally-acknowledged ugly appearance, the Mojave was also known by …
Read More »How SR-71 Blackbird Pilot wearing pressure suit pee while flying at Mach 3
The SR-71 Blackbird was a long-range, Mach 3+ strategic reconnaissance aircraft. Missions in a Blackbird was quite lengthy so what SR-71 pilot Did in case they have to pee during flight Here what they used to do Col. Richard H. Graham’s former SR-71 driver explains how to go to the …
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