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July 18, 2008

Colorado-Based Reserve Airmen Combat Wild Fires In SoCal

'Part-Time' Unit Gets Little Rest

It's not always easy for members of the 302nd Airlift Wing at Peterson Air Force Base, CO to remember they're an Air Force Reserve unit.

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Farnborough '08: NGC Celebrates 125th E-2D Advanced Hawkeye Flight

Test Program Flying Out Of SGJ

Northrop Grumman told attendees at Farnborough this week its E-2D Advanced Hawkeye System Development and Demonstration Program has successfully completed its 125th test flight, flying out of the Northrop Grumman East Coast Manufacturing and Flight Test Center in St. Augustine, FL.

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Boeing Says Soaring Fuel Prices Highlight KC-767 Advantage

The More Oil Costs, The More The USAF Would Save Over Airbus Offering

As the US military expresses concern over escalating fuel costs stressing defense budgets, Boeing reminded officials this week the US Air Force could pay as much as $44 billion more in fuel bills over 40 years to operate a fleet of 179 Airbus A330-200 aerial refueling tankers, compared with a similar number of tankers based on the Boeing 767-200ER.

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Denver Hosts Rare WWII Bomber For Two-Month Visit

B-25H Mitchell "Barbie III" Comes To APA Through September

The sound of history will soon be heard echoing through the Rocky Mountains as an authentic World War II vintage North American B-25H Mitchell arrives in Denver, CO on Friday, July 18 for a two-month visit offering local citizens to see living aviation history up-close and personal.

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