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A history of US military aircraft from WWI to today – Many photos here

 https://www.rheaheraldnews.com/news/collection_9e136274-5805-5e2b-a00f-be151de778bb.html#6 Peter Richman Facebook Twitter Email Print Save Stacker compiled a history of U.S. military aircraft using government sites, military news reports, and manufacturing company data. Stacker’s gallery touches on the conflicts where the aircraft saw combat, the companies that designed them, and all their notable trailblazing specifications. TownNews.com Content Exchange A history of USContinue reading “A history of US military aircraft from WWI to today – Many photos here”

Satellite images capture single Chinese nuclear submarine entering ‘Bond lair’ cave complex – but all other berths are empty sparking fears the subs are all shadowing the US fleet

 New photos show the Yulin Naval Base on Hainan Island in China – a vital strategic site for Beijing For the first time, a submarine is seen entering an underwater cave network constructed below a mountain The ‘James Bond lair’ was built around 12 years ago, experts believe, and is one of several managed by ChinaContinue reading “Satellite images capture single Chinese nuclear submarine entering ‘Bond lair’ cave complex – but all other berths are empty sparking fears the subs are all shadowing the US fleet”

B-1, B-2 Bomber Task Forces Simultaneously Operate in the Indo-Pacific

 Aug. 19, 2020 | By Brian W. Everstine Two of the Air Force’s three bombers flew simultaneous long-range missions across the Indo-Pacific on Aug. 17, with two different sets of B-1s training alongside Japanese fighters and Navy ships, while stealth B-2s flew their own training mission in the Indian Ocean. Two bomber task forces are deployedContinue reading “B-1, B-2 Bomber Task Forces Simultaneously Operate in the Indo-Pacific”

China-India border dispute: advanced fighter jets sent to nearby airbases – Two J-20s seen at Hotan airbase in China’s Xinjiang region, while India has deployed five new Rafales to Ladakh, according to media reports As tensions remain high, the two neighbours are seeking to gain the advantage on the roof of the world

  China’s J-20 stealth fighters can fly at an altitude of more than 20,000 metres – an important factor in the Himalayas. Photo: Reuters China and India have reportedly sent their most advanced fighter jets to airbases near their disputed border region in the Himalayas, where a stand-off continues. According to a Forbes report on Monday thatContinue reading “China-India border dispute: advanced fighter jets sent to nearby airbases – Two J-20s seen at Hotan airbase in China’s Xinjiang region, while India has deployed five new Rafales to Ladakh, according to media reports As tensions remain high, the two neighbours are seeking to gain the advantage on the roof of the world”