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December 06, 2011

'Most Challenging' Mountainside Helicopter Rescue Wins Cormorant Trophy

Crew Worked In Darkness To Winch Hiker Trapped Nearly A Mile Up A B.C. Mountain In 45 Knot Winds

The daring cliff-side rescue of a lucky British Columbian which pushed both the rescue crew and their search and rescue helicopter to the limits has been selected for as the 2011 winner of the Cormorant Trophy for Helicopter Rescue.

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Air Force Confirms F-22 'Physiological Incidents'

Spokeswoman Says There Were 'No Events Of Interest'

The U.S. Air Force says that there have been two "physiological incidents" associated with the F-22 Raptor recorded since November 21st. After the F-22 was returned to service in September, a special reporting category was established to record hypoxia-like symptoms that may be related to the ongoing problems with the jets oxygen generating systems.

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Navy Official Says F-35 Production Should Be Slowed

Cites Flaws Uncovered By Fatigue Testing Of Early Aircraft

A Navy Vice Admiral says Lockheed Martin and the Department of Defense need to put the brakes on production of the F-35 JSF after fatigue testing revealed potential flaws in the design.

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Iran Claims RQ-170 Shot Down

USAF Says No Evidence To Support Claim

The US military is dismissing the latest claim by Iran that it has downed a US drone as a distraction tactic in the face of growing international isolation. The Pentagon does say the US Air Force lost control of an RQ-170 Sentinel reconnaissance and surveillance drone over western Pakistan last week, but there is no evidence it was shot down by Iran.

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