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Schizo stuff, probably. Oh and a lotta planes. Or birds. Or whatever I feel like talking bout. Remember, you heard it first through the grapevines!
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As seen: J-16, J-20, Y-20U tanker, H-6N bomber, Y-20B transport aircraft, KJ-500 and KJ-200 AWACS aircraft, and J-35 stealth aircraft.
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Canadian CF18 Hornet aircraft from 409 Squadron in Cold Lake, Alberta, and Russian Su-27 aircraft from Anadyr, Russia practicing procedures to transfer a simulated hijacked airplane crossing over from Russian to American airspace during the NORAD Exercise Vigilant Eagle
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Canadian CF18 Hornet aircraft from 409 Squadron in Cold Lake, Alberta, and Russian Su-27 aircraft from Anadyr, Russia practicing procedures to transfer a simulated hijacked airplane crossing over from Russian to American airspace during the NORAD Exercise Vigilant Eagle
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The PLA is cooking... Osea- I mean the United States need to re-launch Grunder industries...
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... oopsie!
A French Air and Space Forces SEPECAT Jaguar A overturned by strong wings following a heavy storm, January 2009.
Wait, why'd they tie it to the pole? Nobody's stealing that, anyways!
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A Republic of Singapore Air Force F-15SG pilot assigned to the 428th Fighter Squadron, Mountain Home Air Force Base, Idaho, poses for a photo at Tyndall AFB, Florida, Dec. 9, 2021. The RSAF participated in the 53rd Weapons Evaluation Group’s Weapons System Evaluation Program 22.03, a joint event for combat aviators across the United States military to conduct live-fire weapons employment training and evaluation.
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THE US Department of Commerce has informed GE Aerospace on Thursday that it was once again allowed to ship jet engines to China’s COMAC, lifting license suspensions issued several weeks ago.
The license suspensions were part of a wide range of new restrictions imposed on US exports to China in recent times, as the trade war between the world’s two largest economies moved from tit-for-tat tariffs to disrupting each other’s supply and manufacturing chains.
The licenses for GE Aerospace affect engines for China’s state-owned aerospace manufacturer COMAC, which is developing commercial planes to compete with the duopoly in the markets, that is planemakers Airbus and Boeing.
The licenses are to ship Leap-1C engines to COMAC for its C919 single-aisle aircraft, and GE’s
CF34 engine for COMAC’s C909 regional jet.
The LEAP 1-C engines are the product of a joint venture between GE Aerospace and France’s Safran.
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Chinese PLAN J-15 Fighter intercepting a Japanese P-3C Orion. (pictures taken from the P-3C)
