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To dodge China's missiles, the US Air Force is spreading out to more bases. Now it's looking for ways to defend them.
US Air Force F-15C Eagles are refueled at Tinian International Airport during an exercise, April 23, 2019. US Air Force/Airman 1st Class Matthew
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To spread out against China's missiles, the US Air Force is sending fighters to remote Pacific airfields
To spread out against China s missiles, the US Air Force is sending fighters to remote Pacific airfields insider@insider.com (Christopher Woody) © US Air Force/Capt. Andrew G. Hoskinson A C-130 lands at Northwest Field, next to Andersen Air Force Base on Guam, February 17, 2010. US Air Force/Capt. Andrew G. Hoskinson Faced with a Chinese military that can reach farther, the US Air Force is looking for ways to spread its forces throughout the region. The service is practicing a concept known as Agile Combat Employment in order to do that, and it has a challenging test of its ACE capabilities planned for February.
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