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May 21, 2020

F-35 Crashes At Eglin AFB

A Tought Week For Eglin AFB... Second High-Profile Crash In A Week

Just a few days after an F-22 was lost at the same base, in a training accident, an F-35A Lightning II assigned to the 58th Fighter Squadron crashed upon landing around 9:30 p.m. EDT May 19. The pilot successfully ejected and was transported to the 96th Medical Group Hospital for evaluation and monitoring. The pilot is in stable condition. At the time of the accident, the pilot was participating in a routine night  training sortie. First responders from the 96th Test Wing were on the scene and the site has been secured. The accident is under investigation. There was no loss of life or damage to civilian property. The name of the pilot is not being released this time. In light

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Hurricane Hunters Fly First Mission Of 2020 Atlantic Season

Could Form Into Tropical Storm Arthur Over The Weekend

Although hurricane season doesn’t officially start until June 1, the Air Force Reserve Command’s Hurricane Hunters departed on their first storm tasking of the 2020 Atlantic hurricane season to investigate an area for possible development into a tropical depression or storm near the Bahamas. The 53rd Weather Reconnaissance Squadron, the only Department of Defense organization that flies weather reconnaissance, is expected to fly into Invest 90L throughout the weekend to provide weather data by satellite communication to the National Hurricane Center in Miami to improve their computer models that forecast movement and intensity, said Lt. Col. Anthony Wilmot, 53rd WRS director of ope

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The Heartbreak Continues As Snowbird Accident Touches The World

Jenn Casey's Family Speaks Out

ANN E-I-C Note: The raw emotion of this week's fatal accident that took the life of Captain Jenn Casey and severely injured Snowbird Pilot Captain Richard MacDougall continues. All over North America, aviators and aviation fans have spoken out to express their sadness at the loss of an exceptional member of the airshow community and the way it is being felt by so many. Now, a statement has been published by Captain Casey's family... and if you can stand just a little more heartbreak, it's worth the read: "Captain Jennifer Casey, our beloved daughter lost her life on Sunday, May 17 in Kamloops, British Columbia while supporting an important mission that seemed to be designed for her. Operation INSPIRATION is a mission with o

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