Raptors find new nest

After flying over more than 3,200 miles of land, ocean, mountains and glaciers, six F-22A Raptors arrived here Tuesday from Langley Air Force Base, Va. Though it isn’t the first time the Raptors have flown over snow-capped mountains, it is the first time they have flown outside of the continental

F-22As enroute to Northern Edge

Airmen; greatest weapon at RED FLAG - Alaska

F-22s arrive at Elmendorf for exercise

Airmen keep RED FLAG - Alaska moving

'Total force' at RED FLAG-Alaska

Battlefield Airmen skills at RED FLAG – Alaska

“I’m a totally different person than I was six years ago,” he said over his shoulder from the passenger seat of a muddy F-350 “Super Duty” Ford truck as it swung back and forth in what looked like chili. The truck leapt in and out of deep ruts as it labored up the steep access road that grants

F-22A Raptor to Bring Air Superiority to Northern Edge 2006

The Air Force’s newest frontline fighter, the F-22A Raptor, will make its Pacific-region debut as they participate in Exercise Northern Edge 2006 in June. Twelve F-22As from the First Fighter Wing at Langley Air Force Base, Va., along with U.S. military units stationed in the continental United

Catch of the day; F-16 Salvage

Deployed B-2s participate in Polar Lightning

Deployed aircrew members flying B-2 Spirit bombers recently completed a sortie designed to test the Airmen’s ability to execute a long-duration mission within a few days of deploying to a forward operating base. The mission – called Polar Lightning – proved the aircraft, aircrew members and support