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| 13th AF Veterans Association | Site for vets of the 13th Air Force |
| Accident Reports | Military aviation accident reports from 1918 to present. |
| Air Force Academy | Official site |
| Air Force Crossroads | Tons of helpful links for all veterans |
| Air Force Bases | Links to AF bases, installations, and units world wide. |
| Air Force Link | Links to every US Air Force base world wide. |
| Air Force Link | Homepage of the USAF site with links to all areas of the Air Force |
| Air Force Times | News magazine for the Air Force |
| AF Museum Foundation | Air Force Museum |
| AF SGTS Association | For active and retired enlisted |
| ArmyAirForce.com | All about the Army-Air Force in WWII |
| AVG American Volunteer Group | Official homepage for the Flying Tigers |
| Comemerative Air Force- Texas Wing | Restoration of vintage military aircraft |
| Flying Tigers Tribute | First-hand accounts, pictures, and stories of the 14th Air Force in WWII |
| Jetplanes.com | Pictures and descriptions of military jets. Models available also. |
| Mighty 8th Air Force Museum | All about the 8th Air Force |
| Puff The Magic Dragon | All about the AC47 gunship in Vietnam |
| Veteran & Military Air Organizations | Links to Air Force Veterans sites. |
| Warbird's Forum | Files on airplanes, pilots, and military history. |
ANGEL DECOY
This is an Air
Force C-130
releasing flares to repel
heat seeking missiles. The
pattern formed by the decoys
are how they got their
name.
These photos came to me by e-mail. If anyone knows who took them, please let me
know.
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AIR FORCE GRAVE YARD
These incredible pictures are from Davis Monthan Air Force Base, near Tucson,
Arizona. These are old airplanes that have been decommissioned from service.
Sitting on the desert floor there, is the world's 3rd largest air force, and the
only unit in the Air Force that actually makes a profit.
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This is a Global Hawk UAV, (Unmanned Aerial Vehicle) based out of Edwards Air Force Base, California. The unmanned aircraft is piloted by remote control from a data base at Edwards, and has flown more than 250 missions in Iraq and Afghanistan. This craft can stay in the air for almost 2 days at a time, at altitudes of over 60,000 feet. With stealth technology the UAV can deliver its payloads on an unsuspecting enemy without ever being seen or heard. |
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