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China’s J-20 Stealth Fighter Jet Entered Mass Production?

Chengdu J-20 Stealth Fighter Marks 10 Years Since First Flight

A photo of the J-20 was recently released bore a serial number indicating it belonged to a frontline combat unit, marking a major milestone for the aircraft. China’s J-20 stealth fighter jet may have entered mass-production following its induction into an “ace unit” of the People’s Liberation Army Air Force (PLAAF). …

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Nigeria Air Force First Female Fighter Pilots

Nigeria Air Force First Female Fighter Pilots

In JANUARY 2018 the Nigeria Air Force (NAF) Winged two female combat pilots among 11 others during a ceremony at the NAF Headquarters, Abuja. Flying Officer Oluwabunmi Ijehu and Flying Officer Genevieve Nwaogwuwu became the first two female Regular Combatants to be Winged by the Nigerian Air Force. They are …

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U.S. Air Force Unveiled New Next-Generation Combat Rescue Helicopter

U.S. Air Force Unveiled New Next-Generation Combat Rescue Helicopter

The U.S. Air Force publicly unveiled its next-generation HH-60W Combat Rescue Helicopter (CRH) during a ceremony at its Development Flight Center in West Palm Beach, Florida. The new helicopter is manufactured by Sikorsky, a unit of Lockheed Martin, and is designed to replace Air Force’s aging fleet of HH-60G Pave …

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Project Azm: Pakistan Makes Progress On Fifth-Generation Fighter Aircraft Program

Project Azm: Pakistan Makes Progress On Fifth-Generation Fighter Aircraft Program

In January 2019 photo of Pakistan-future-stealth-aircraft (Project AZM) was leaked. The photo accidentally exposed the proposed model of three single-head stealth fighters named JF-20, JF-17, and JF-17.6. The Conceptual design of Pakistan-future-stealth-aircraft was also spotted on the tail of PAF C-130 during Royal International Air Tattoo (RIAT) 2019. The Pakistan …

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Turkish Troops Mistakenly Bombs U.S. Special Forces in Syria

Turkish Troops Mistakenly Bombs U.S. Special Forces in Syria

Turkish troops shelled a US Special Forces unit in northern Syria, apparently ‘by mistake’, as they moved in on Kurdish fighters days after President Trump said he would remove American soldiers from the region. The Pentagon confirmed that US troops in Syria “came under artillery fire from Turkish positions” and …

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