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October 27, 2005

Florida To USAF: Help!

Hurricane-Battered State Asks For Assistance -- But Not Much -- After Wilma

Although Hurricane Wilma left a swath of destruction through southern Florida Oct. 24, the state has asked the Air Force for very little assistance.

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MiG-21 Down: India

Pilot Lost

Another Indian Air Force pilot is dead after yet another MiG accident -- this one initially attributed to a bird strike.

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Japan, US Agree On Marine Ops On Okinawa

Resolves Stickiest Military Issue Between Two Allies

It threatened to become a much hotter issue in military relations between the US and Japan -- but a deal reached Wednesday means the Marine aviation unit stationed Futenma, Okinawa, will move to another base on the island. That could be the beginning of a much wider realignment of the 50,000 US troops stationed on the Japanese island.

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Tuskegee Airmen Return To War Zone

The Tuskegee Airmen know about war. They battled the Nazis abroad and racism at home. Now they’ve made their way back to the front lines to show their support for Airmen fighting the war on terror.

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US Approves $3.1 Billion Fighter Sale To Greece

40 F-16 C/D Models On The Way

Yes. That's the answer from the Pentagon to Greece on the sale of 40 Block 52 F-16C and D models, a deal valued at $3.1 billion.

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Reservists Clean House At Balad Air Base

Increases F-16 Capability In Iraq

Desire and motivation drove 14 Reserve Airmen to turn a barely functional back shop into one of two fully functional avionic intermediate shops at Balad Air Base in Iraq.

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