![This A-10C 'Warthog' that rolled out of the local factory in the 1970s is being delivered in September to the Hagerstown Aviation Museum in Maryland. [Courtesy: Hagerstown Aviation Museum]](https://flyingmag1.b-cdn.net/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2025/09/087-at-Rider-Jet-Center-Sep-2017.jpg?resize=780,470&width=780&height=470)
Warthog’s Final Flight: A-10C Returns to Birthplace
Maryland’s Hagerstown Aviation Museum will serve as the military aircraft’s new home.
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U.S. Air Force Phasing Out A-10s From Korean Mission
Modernization effort will replace aging attack aircraft with fourth- and fifth-generation fighters.
U.S. Air Force Begins A-10 Retirement at Arizona Base
The service is planning to send its fleet of aging attack aircraft to the ‘boneyard’ within the next five years.
F-16s, KC-135 Aerial Refuelers Arrive at CENTCOM
Six fighter squadrons have deployed to the Middle East since October 7 as part of U.S. deterrence efforts in the region.
A-10 ‘Warthog’ and Other Warplanes Train on Michigan Highway
The ‘historic’ exercise was the first re-arming and refueling of a running jet on a public U.S. highway, according to the Michigan Air National Guard.
Defense Spending Bill Could Pave Way for Air Force to Retire Legacy Aircraft
National Defense Authorization Act heading to Senate for vote. Under it, the Air Force would still be prohibited from retiring its A-10 ‘Warthogs.’
