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Lawmakers Move to Protect Pilots from Ejection Seat Problems

Lawmakers Move to Protect Pilots from Ejection Seat Problems Aircrew egress systems specialists hoist an F-16 Fighting Falcon canopy into the air June 26, 2017. (U.S. Air Force/Airman 1st Class Caleb Worpel) 29 Jul 2021 After an ejection seat malfunction led to a fighter pilot’s death last year, lawmakers plan to require the Air Force and the Navy to notify them when the live-saving seats are in need of repair. The pilot’s death was linked to a spare parts shortage which meant the ejection seat was three years late in being serviced. In its markup of the 2022 National Defense Authorization Act, the House Armed Services Tactical Air and Land Forces Subcommittee wants to know how often the Air Force delays maintenance on aircraft with an ejection seat scheduled for repair, according to the bill text.

Oklahoma Air Guard to conduct large-scale readiness exercise

Oklahoma Air Guard to conduct large-scale readiness exercise FOX23.com News Staff © Master Sgt. Craig Michael Tulsa Air National Guard Alert Mission (U.S. Air National Guard Photo by Master Sgt. C.T. Michael) The Oklahoma Air National Guard will conduct a large-scale readiness exercise at the 138th Fighter Wing in Tulsa beginning on June 1, according to a press release. A large-scale readiness exercise is an Air Force mandated exercise to evaluate and train Airmen for deployment. It is a tool that measures how efficient and capable units are at deploying aircraft, equipment and personnel to a forward location in response to a short-notice contingency tasking, and then operate and sustain those forces in a combat environment. 

Huntsville is up to the task of hosting US Space Command

Huntsville is up to the task of hosting US Space Command Mark S. Chandler 2 hours ago A Saturn V rocket replica is seen outside the Davidson Center for Space Exploration at the U.S. Space & Rocket Center in Huntsville, Alabama. (Loren Elliott/AFP via Getty Images) Retired Air Force Gen. Gene Renuart’s March 29 commentary, “Why Space Command should stay in Colorado,” does a disservice to Huntsville, Ala. I feel for Renuart’s disappointment in the decision to make Huntsville, Alabama, the permanent home for US SPACECOM. One can tell by reading his commentary that he has a deep appreciation for and bias toward Peterson Air Force Air Force Base and the Colorado Springs area. However, I can’t help but read in his words and lack of positive items about Huntsville a deep bias against a logical and proactive U.S. Air Force leadership decision to make Huntsville SPACECOM’s permanent home.

Huntsville is up to the task of hosting US Space Command

Huntsville is up to the task of hosting US Space Command
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