MH-139A Grey Wolf Training Unit Activates at Maxwell AFB
The detachment is the first active-duty flight training unit based at Maxwell Air Force Base, Alabama, since the end of World War II.
The detachment is the first active-duty flight training unit based at Maxwell Air Force Base, Alabama, since the end of World War II.
The company retrofits Cessna Caravans with its continuous autopilot system that automates all phases of flight, from takeoff to landing.
Air Force pilots flew the electric aircraft manufacturer’s conventional takeoff and landing design in a series of experimental trials.
From the loading and unloading of packages to flight itself, almost everything about the 2024 Cento is fully automated.
Madison Marsh is the first active duty service member to win the pageant title.
Flight operations were paused at the South Dakota air base amid the ongoing investigation into what caused the mishap.
The new National Museum of the U.S. Air Force displays feature representations of airmen roles throughout the branch’s 76-year history.
Trials at a climatic lab will verify system functionality during operations conducted in extreme temperatures.
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The Air Force tradition started more than 70 years ago and is considered the Department of Defense’s longest-running humanitarian and disaster relief training mission.