September 16, 2023 Military Aviation News

Ukraine war: Kyiv's army 10 km from Bakhmut, evacuations ordered in south, fighter jet training

09/16/2023

The Ukrainian army announced Friday morning it had recaptured Andriivka, a village on the eastern front some ten kilometres from Bakhmut. Russian forces suffered "significant" casualties and equipment losses, the Ukrainian General Staff wrote in its daily report. "During their assault, they [the Ukrainian Armed Forces] liberated Andriivka in the Donetsk region," it said.

The Fight to Get to the Fight: ANG Deputy Director on the Fighter Shortage, Homeland Defense

09/16/2023

During the final senior leader panel of the 2023 Air & Space Forces Association Air, Space & Cyber Conference, U.S. Air Force Maj. Gen. Duke A. Pirak, deputy director, Air National Guard, discussed the shortfall of fighter aircraft across the total force and its impact on the ANG’s role in homeland defense.

Denmark unboxes its fearsome F-35 combat aircraft and new Light Rail project

09/16/2023

Denmark’s first new F-35 fighter jets landed at the air station in Skrydstrup, Jylland on Thursday. In total, 27 of the state-of-the-art combat aircraft have been added to the Danish military arsenal to replace the earlier F-16 fleet. According to Ritzau, the F-35s, delivered by American manufacturer Lockheed Martin, cost some DKK 16 billion.

Once Inspired By F-35, Now Korean KF-21 Boramae ‘Challenges’ US Stealth Fighter For Polish Air Force Deal

09/16/2023

Poland is increasing its defense spending to four percent of GDP and intends to purchase two more squadrons of multi-role combat aircraft to secure the eastern flank of NATO. The frontrunners for the deal are the American F-35, F-15EX, and the South Korean KF-21 Boramae.

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