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• Red Flag 14-2

  In air force, bombers, Exercises, military / 5 March 2014 / Comments are Disabled

  

  Nellis AFB is hosting Red Flag 14-2. The increase in military aircraft activity began March 3rd and runs through March 14th. Red Flag is a realistic combat training exercise involving the air, space, and cyber forces of the United States and its allies. The exercise is hosted north of Las Vegas on the Nevada Test and Training Range. The 414th

  

• The Red Flag Tanker Flight 14-1

  In air force, Exercises, military / 28 February 2014 / Comments are Disabled

  

  As anyone who is into Military Aviation knows, the Red Flag exercise is held several times a year at Nellis Air Force Base, just north of Las Vegas, NV. It is probably the most media covered exercise each and every year. Here it is, Feb.10, I found myself back at the Nellis Air Force base’s parking lot, and getting into

  

• Red Flag 14-1

  In air force, Exercises, fighters, military / 26 February 2014 / Comments are Disabled

  

  Las Vegas, NV- The 414th Combat Training Squadron of Nellis Air Force Base (NAFB) hosted the first of its 2014 series of Red Flag training exercises from January 27th -February 14th. Red Flag is a series of high intensity air to air combat exercises that include various participants from all over the world as well as the United States. Having

  

• 2014 Luke AFB Open House & Air Show

  In air force, Airshow, fighters, military / 26 February 2014 / Comments are Disabled

  

  For the most current information for this event please visit the official Luke Air Force Base 2014 Open House Air Show web page General Info: March 15 & 16, 2014 (Saturday and Sunday) Time: 9A – 6P 9 a.m. – gates open, static aircraft viewable, vendors open 11 a.m. – air show begins 4 p.m. – air show ends 6

  

• Dr Sky interviews Lt. Col. Michael Ebner

  In Interviews, military, post / 18 February 2014 / Comments are Disabled

  

    Recently, I had the high honor of interviewing  Lt. Col. Michael Ebner/ Commander of the 61st Fighter Squadron, one of the oldest squadrons at Luke and one that will soon get the new F-35A fighter. Here is the interview   about  the F-35A  and the  many exciting things that are happening at Luke AFB, as they prepare to become the

  

• Aerojet

  In friends, military, museums, space / 8 February 2014 / Comments are Disabled

  

  Back in about 96 or 97 I was doing some online research into quite a few things in the military industrial complex. I was very interested in missile silos and old abandoned Air Force bases at the time, along with continuity of government and communication sites. I stumbled across a forum where a guy mentioned a rocket test facility in