Flew '63 And A Half' Missions, Was Shot Down On The 64th
Another of the storied Tuskegee Airmen has Gone West. Robert L. Martin, who said he flew "63 and a half missions", passed away July 26th at a senior living center in Olympia Fields, IL. He was 99.
'Pilot Training Next' Described As A 'Paradigm Shift' For The USAF
The Air Force’s pilot training landscape took a significant step forward in reimagining how Airmen learn to fly as 13 students from the first iteration of Pilot Training Next pinned on their silver wings in a ceremony Aug. 3, at the Armed Forces Reserve Center, Austin, Texas.
Provided Airborne Surveillance Over The July 14 Celebration
The French Air Force operated two of its MQ-9 Reapers simultaneously in support of France’s Bastille Day events, one over Paris and the second over Cognac, on July 14th. The “French Reapers,” Remotely Piloted Aircraft (RPA) built by General Atomics Aeronautical Systems, Inc. (GA-ASI), assisted French authorities by providing airborne surveillance over the national celebration.
Document Shared With Sierra Nevada Corp And Textron
The U.S. Air Force shared a draft request for proposal for the Light Attack Aircraft with Sierra Nevada/Embraer and Textron Aviation following the conclusion of the second phase of the Light Attack Experiment.
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