The Commemorative Air Force Coyote Squadron visited James L. Collins Catholic School once again. Colonel TJ Brown and Colonel Thomas Cozart brought the squadron’s 1953 M37 Ambulance from the Korean
In museums all over the country, vintage aircraft sit quietly, while tourists and school children take their pictures and then leave them behind closed doors at the end of every
Dubbed the “Best Little Airsho in Texas” the skies over Corsicana will come to life as pilots thrill audiences with aerobatics and power Saturday, Sept. 30.
identification zone. taiwanese fighters scrambled to respond. before they fly they are armed with live ammunition for combat. this is the commander of the coyote squadron. translator: sometimes it is reconnaissance, sometimes it is training. though we are performing combat readiness missions here the training has never stopped. are you proud of the job you do here? of course. reporter: taiwanese navy ships based here have had close calls of their own. they sail with an array of antiship and antiair missiles to do their part in defending against an invasion. the taiwanese military here in penghuh is engaged not just in drills and training but in genuine operations responding to chinese military operations in the taiwan strait. and commanders in the navy, air force, and army tell me their mission is to prepare to defend their country.