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01/22/2019

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04/12/2018

VSS Unity completes first powered flight

VIDEO: Unity is the first vehicle to be built from scratch for Virgin Galactic by The Spaceship Company’s talented team of aerospace engineers and technicians. They were justifiably proud today to be a part of this compelling demonstration of their capabilities in action.
http://www.aerotechnews.com/blog/2018/04/06/vss-unity-completes-first-powered-flight/

Virgin Galactic announced a major step forward April 5 when SpacShipTwo VSS Unity safely and successfully completed her first supersonic, rocket-powered flight.

04/11/2018

Aerotech News and Review, April 6 2018

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04/05/2018

Valencia native identified in Thunderbird crash

Valencia native identified in Thunderbird crash

A U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds pilot was killed when his F-16 Fighting Falcon crashed at the Nevada Test and Training Range at approximately 10:30 a.m., April 4.

04/05/2018

Thunderbird pilot dies in F-16 crash

Breaking News:

A U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds pilot was killed when his F-16 Fighting Falcon crashed over the Nevada Test and Training Range at approximately 10:30 a.m., April 4. The crash occurred during a routine aerial demonstration training flight.

The identity of the pilot is being withheld pending next of kin notification. An investigation is being conducted into the cause of the mishap.

The team’s participation in “The March Field Air & Space Expo,” at March Air Reserve Base in California has been cancelled. At this time, it is unknown how this accident will impact the remainder of the 2018 Thunderbirds Season.
http://www.aerotechnews.com/blog/2018/04/04/military-jet-crashes-during-exercises-over-vast-nevada-range/

A U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds pilot was killed when his F-16 Fighting Falcon crashed over the Nevada Test and Training Range at approximately 10:30 a.m., April 4.

04/05/2018

Air Force officer integrates with carrier operations

“I’m an airplane guy; I love airplanes,” Duval said. “I had the opportunity to shoot off a jet, and that was pretty awesome. I was able to follow around someone clearing the jet for takeoff, being just aft of the jet. It shakes you, which is an indescribable feeling.”
http://www.aerotechnews.com/blog/2018/04/02/air-force-officer-integrates-with-carrier-operations/

First Lieutenant Sean Duval, 33rd Maintenance Squadron maintenance operations officer, stands in front of an F-35A Lightning II March 19, 2018, on the Nimitz-class aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN-72). Duval took part in a maintenance officer exchange to learn about the differences and simi...

04/04/2018

Soldier killed in Syria identified as 36-year-old from Texas

“Coalition forces, in an advise, assist and accompany capacity with our partners, were conducting a mission to kill or capture a known member when they were struck by an improvised explosive device,” the U.S.-led coalition said Saturday in a statement to The Associated Press.

Our thoughts and prayers are with his family.

http://www.aerotechnews.com/blog/2018/04/02/soldier-killed-in-syria-identified-as-36-year-old-from-texas/

Army Master Sgt. Jonathan J. Dunbar, of Austin, died March 30, 2018, from injuries suffered when an IED detonated near his patrol in Manbij, Syria, on March 29.

03/30/2018

Pararescueman embodies Service Before Self

“Our schedules are generally chalk full of deployments, temporary duty assignments and local area training. But when we get a chance to give back, we do,” Gary said. “Not only do I want to do other visits, but I want to further refine and improve the experience, constantly bettering the product so the students get the best experience.”

http://www.aerotechnews.com/davis-monthanafb/2018/03/26/pararescueman-embodies-service-before-self/

A U.S. Air Force pararescueman from the 48th Rescue Squadron out of Davis-Monthan Air Force Base, Ariz., talks to a Buena High School student in Sierra Vista, Ariz., about the importance of the pararescuemen’s mission Feb. 23, 2018. The pararescueman also told the student about different agencies ...

03/29/2018

Las Vegas selected for Mayor’s Challenge

“The single most important issue clinically to us in VA right now is to reduce veteran su***de,” said Secretary Shulkin. “Twenty veterans a day that take their life through su***de is a number that is so staggering, it’s really hard to even begin to think about, but certainly, none of us should accept that. There’s just so much more that we can do.”

http://www.aerotechnews.com/nellisafb/2018/03/23/las-vegas-selected-for-mayors-challenge/

Secretary of Veterans Affairs Dr. David J. Shulkin speaks at the North Las Vegas VA Medical Center March 9, 2018, during an announcement of the City of Las Vegas’ selection for the Mayor’s Challenge to Prevent Su***de Among Service Members, Veterans and their Families.

03/28/2018

U.S. Senate confirms Schaefer’s nomination to major general

Schaefer has served as commander of the 412th TW and Edwards Air Force Base since March 2015 where he leads a wing of 9,000 personnel in the developmental test and evaluation of virtually all aircraft and emerging technologies in the Air Force inventory. Additionally, Schaefer is the installation commander responsible for operating the base and supporting more than 12,000 active duty, reserve, civil service and defense contractors at Edwards — the second largest base in the U.S. Air Force.
http://www.aerotechnews.com/edwardsafb/2018/03/26/u-s-senate-confirms-schaefers-nomination-to-major-general/

The United States Senate has confirmed President Donald Trump’s nomination of Brig. Gen. Carl Schaefer, 412th Test Wing commander, for promotion to the rank of major general.

03/27/2018

Desert Lightning News, Nellis-Creech AFB Edition, March 23, 2018

Did you enjoy the sounds of freedom over Las Vegas? Red Flag 18-2 wrapped up on March 23! We have coverage for you on page 4. Click the link for the latest news from Nellis and Creech AFBs. On page 3, read about the newly-activated 24th Tactical Air Support Squadron at Nellis Air Force Base. The 24th TASS is an F-16 Fighting Falcon fighter jet squadron whose primary function is training, supporting and performing close air support. All this, along with community news and events, are right here for you in this week’s issue of Desert Lightning News! Hard copies of the paper are available on Nellis, Creech and throughout Las Vegas. Pick one up when you're out and about, or click on the link below for a digital edition, viewable on your computer or mobile device. It’s our privilege to serve you - have a great week! We're taking space reservations for the April 6th edition- give me a call or send me an email and I'll show you how we can get you in front of this premier market! I can be reached at (702) 460-9974 or by email at [email protected]

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03/23/2018

KC-135s participate in Red Flag 18-2

Red Flag is known across the globe as the most challenging air-to-air combat exercise and Fairchild is the staff package at least once a year. Red Flag has always been an exercise of fusion amongst all units in the Air Force and coalition partners. It is a true full integration to train Airmen...

http://www.aerotechnews.com/nellisafb/2018/03/21/kc-135s-participate-in-red-flag-18-2/

A 92nd Aircraft Maintenance Squadron crew chief marshals a KC-135 Stratotanker on the flight line during Red Flag 18-2 at Nellis Air Force Base, Nev., March 12, 2018. Red Flag is a realistic combat training exercise involving air, space and cyber forces of the U.S. and its allies. It provides pilots...

03/22/2018

John Klatt

Excellence, professionalism & distinction

These are the principles upon which John Klatt Airshows, Inc. was founded in 1999. For nearly two-decades, John Klatt has brought world-class, breath-taking aerobatics to airshow audiences all across the world. The goal is to entertain with a unique blend of precision, power and performance.

http://www.aerotechnews.com/lukeafb/2018/03/15/john-klatt/

These are the principles upon which John Klatt Airshows, Inc. was founded in 1999. For nearly two-decades, John Klatt has brought world-class, breath-taking aerobatics to airshow audiences all across the world. The goal is to entertain with a unique blend of precision, power and performance.

03/21/2018

Tora Tora Tora: A Living History Museum

The intent of the Tora group is to help generations of individuals born after World War II understand that war does not discriminate in the pain it causes and that courageous individuals on both sides lose their lives.

http://www.aerotechnews.com/lukeafb/2018/03/15/tora-tora-tora-a-living-history-museum/

“Yesterday, December 7, 1941, a date which will live in infamy, the United States of America was suddenly and deliberately attacked by naval and air forces of the Empire of Japan.”

03/21/2018

Exchange celebrates grand opening of Sarku Japan at Nellis

“Having recently returned from being overseas in Korea and Japan over the past four years, it is great to see the Exchange is expanding its food providers in support of us Airmen,” said Staff Sgt. Jason Schwartz, 57th Munitions Squadron.

http://www.aerotechnews.com/nellisafb/2018/03/16/exchange-celebrates-grand-opening-of-sarku-japan-at-nellis/

The Army & Air Force Exchange Service celebrated the grand opening of Sarku Japan, the latest addition to the Nellis Air Force Base Exchange food court, March 2.

03/16/2018

Blue Angels: 72 Years of aviation excellence

The team celebrated another milestone in history in 2015, when Marine Capt. Katie Higgins was selected to pilot the Blue Angels’ Lockheed Martin C-130T Hercules transport aircraft, making her the first female Blue Angels pilot.

Since 1946, the Blue Angels have performed for nearly 500 million fans.

http://www.aerotechnews.com/lukeafb/2018/03/15/blue-angels-72-years-of-aviation-excellence/

In 1946, the Chief of Naval Operations, Admiral Chester Nimitz, created a flight exhibition team to raise the public’s interest in naval aviation and boost Navy morale. It began with precision combat maneuvers in the F-6 Hellcat, F-8 Bearcat and F-9 Panther.

03/15/2018

Luke Days Edition, Luke AFB Thunderbolt - March 17 and 18, 2018

Luke Days Edition, Luke AFB Thunderbolt - March 17 and 18, 2018

Luke Days Open House and Air Show, featuring the US Navy Blue Angels and more! Includes event schedule, flight line map and information on aerial performances and static displays.

03/15/2018

Tuskegee Airman Floyd Carter Sr. dies; he was 95

In addition to his service with the fabled Tuskegee Airmen, Carter spent 27 years with the NYPD, where his duties included guarding visiting heads of state, including Cuban leader Fidel Castro and Soviet head Nikita Khrushchev, the Daily News reports.
http://www.aerotechnews.com/blog/2018/03/14/tuskegee-airman-floyd-carter-sr-dies-he-was-95/

Floyd Carter Sr., a Tuskegee Airman who was awarded a Congressional Gold Medal, has died at the age of 95, according to the New York Police Department.

03/14/2018

Bob Alvis and guests discuss the topic of Stolen Valor in this edition of AV Veterans Talk [Finale]

Bob Alvis and guests discuss the topic of Stolen Valor in this edition of AV Veterans Talk, sponsored by Aerotech News and Review.

Falsifying military service records is not particularly widespread, but it is a very sensitive issue to those who served and suffered because of their service. Be aware if you are approached by someone who says they are a veteran and are in need. There are many legitimate avenues of aid for veterans available in the Antelope Valley.

We don’t need to be “imposter hunters,” says panelist Gerry Rice, but we need to be diligent enough to find those who are falsifying and siphoning off money from those who are truly in need. There are many well-established organizations in the AV who assist veterans, and they are all connected and in communication, ready to serve those who have legitimate need.

The Stolen Valor Act of 2013 made it a federal crime for a person to lay claim to military service awards that they had not actually received. Joining Bob Alvis in this discussion are clinical therapist and veteran advocate Gerry Rice; clinical social worker and veteran advocate Dennis Anderson, and Mike Bertell, president of Point Man Antelope Valley.

03/14/2018

Pilot battles brain cancer, recovery with faith

“I have had more opportunities with brain cancer than before my cancer diagnosis. If you asked me last year how I would feel not being able to fly, I would have told you that I’d be devastated,” Hunter said. “Sure, it gets tough hearing the aircraft, but I do believe God instilled in me a passion for aviation, and I don’t think He has given up on me or my passion.”

http://www.aerotechnews.com/davis-monthanafb/2018/03/02/pilot-battles-brain-cancer-recovery-with-faith/

COLUMBUS AIR FORCE BASE, Miss. — Walking into his backyard after an Easter egg hunt, Capt. Hunter Barnhill’s hand formed a fist, holding itself with incredible and uncontrollable strength. He attempted to spread his fingers but instead fell to the ground before his friends and his 2-year-old son...

03/13/2018

Bob Alvis and guests discuss the topic of Stolen Valor in this edition of AV Veterans Talk [Part 5]

Bob Alvis and guests discuss the topic of Stolen Valor in this edition of AV Veterans Talk, sponsored by Aerotech News and Review.

In this segment, our panel of veterans’ advocates speak to the issue of homeless individuals who claim a military service record. As Dennis Anderson notes, “Everybody remembers their unit, everybody remembers what their MOS was.” Those who are truly veterans will easily answer questions about their service, as opposed to those who are falsifying.

Vets4Veterans requires those requesting services to provide a copy of their DD214 in order to receive services. “We’d like to use the honor system, but some people aren’t honorable,” says panelist Gerry Rice.

The Stolen Valor Act of 2013 made it a federal crime for a person to lay claim to military service awards that they had not actually received. Joining Bob Alvis in this discussion are clinical therapist and veteran advocate Gerry Rice; clinical social worker and veteran advocate Dennis Anderson, and Mike Bertell, president of Point Man Antelope Valley.

03/13/2018

Sun setting the MQ-1 Predator: The final salute

“This wing and other Predator wings have done more for the war on terrorism than any other wing in the Air Force,” Clark said. “You have saved lives.”

http://www.aerotechnews.com/nellisafb/2018/03/12/sun-setting-the-mq-1-predator-the-final-salute/

An MQ-1 Predator taxis on the runway March 9, 2018, at Creech Air Force Base, Nev. Today, the MQ-1 took flight for the last time at Creech, marking its retirement and the transition to an all MQ-9 Reaper force.

03/12/2018

Bob Alvis and guests discuss the topic of Stolen Valor in this edition of AV Veterans Talk. [Part 4]

Bob Alvis and guests discuss the topic of Stolen Valor in this edition of AV Veterans Talk, sponsored by Aerotech News and Review.

In this segment, our guests discuss the function of various veteran fraternal organizations, and how they are sometimes affected by those who misrepresent their service records.

Congressional Medal of Honor recipient SSgt. Salvatore Giunta was quoted as saying, “I’m being awarded for what was the worst day of my life.” The valor and heroism of these Medal of Honor recipients, along with other members of their service units who did or did not survive, is what makes those who falsely claim the honor so dishonorable, and the phony Seals, the phony Green Berets and other imposters “contemptable,” says panelist Dennis Anderson. They should be called out, but not in a sensational manner. Call it as you see it and walk away.

The Stolen Valor Act of 2013 made it a federal crime for a person to lay claim to military service awards that they had not actually received. Joining Bob Alvis in this discussion are clinical therapist and veteran advocate Gerry Rice; clinical social worker and veteran advocate Dennis Anderson, and Mike Bertell, president of Point Man Antelope Valley.

03/12/2018

Desert Lightning News, Nellis-Creech AFB Edition, March 9, 2018

Our front-page story looks at the retirement process for the MQ-1, and shares information on the final destinations of some of these high tech machines. Some have arrived at museums, and one will be on display at Luke AFB during their Luke Days event next weekend. In other news, the 2018 Wounded Warrior Trials recently wrapped up at Nellis AFB. Airmen who successfully competed in their sporting events will now move on to the Air Force’s Warrior Games team, which will compete June 2-9, in Colorado Springs. You can read more on page 3. As always, we have some nice photo features for you, including the welcome home for members of the 66th Rescue Squadron and 823rd Maintenance Squadron (pages 10 and 11) and a look at HH-60 Pave Hawk training exercises at NTTR (page 5). All this, along with community news and events, are right here for you in this week’s issue of Desert Lightning News! Hard copies of the paper are available on Nellis, Creech and throughout Las Vegas this week. Pick one up when you're out and about, or click on the link below for a digital edition, viewable on your computer or mobile device. To advertise, call me at 702.460.9974. It’s our privilege to serve you - have a great week!
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03/09/2018

Bob Alvis and guests discuss the politics of Stolen Valor in this edition of AV Veterans Talk [Part 3]

Bob Alvis and guests discuss the politics of Stolen Valor in this edition of AV Veterans Talk, sponsored by Aerotech News and Review.

In 2005, President George W. Bush set out to develop legislation to ensure that a criminal penalty would be imposed upon any individual found to be embellishing a service record. The legislation as originally written evolved into a First Amendment/ freedom of speech conflict, with the Supreme Court ruling that lying about a service record in and of itself is not a criminal act. However, if you were found to have materially gained from your falsehood, then criminal penalties could apply.

Our guests share stories of a specific cases in the Antelope Valley where individuals have claimed false honors, solicited funds from the public, promoted their businesses, and otherwise engaged in fraud associated with claims of meritorious military service. Point Man AV suffered a negative impact as a result of one of these cases some years ago, when an active member of the group was discovered to have lied about his service record after he passed away – it damaged Point Man’s reputation to have had this man as a member, once his falsehood was exposed.

This phenomenon in the veteran’s community has been experienced more in the aftermath of US military involvement in conflicts in the Middle East – not so much in the Vietnam era, as our guests observe tongue-in cheek that not many people were clamoring to claim experience in that unpopular war. However, a story is shared about a Stolen Valor case dating back to post-WWII – much more difficult to track in those days, before the advent of databases as we know them today. Anderson refers to this as something clinicians might term “imposter syndrome”, borne of profound ego-deficit and a search for acceptance by a peer group.

The Stolen Valor Act of 2013 made it a federal crime for a person to lay claim to military service awards that they had not actually received. Joining Bob Alvis in this discussion are clinical therapist and veteran advocate Gerry Rice; clinical social worker and veteran advocate Dennis Anderson, and Mike Bertell, president of Point Man Antelope Valley.

03/09/2018

Hanger flying and the student: A challenge

Are you ready for some Bob Alvis? ...Today’s Captain America, to our generation, was not a make-believe character — he or she was a real living, breathing person that could show up in our lives at any moment. Sometimes it was years later when a special teacher or neighbor’s story would be shared and we had that moment of awe when the quiet man or women we knew was found to be a hero or a part of some incredible event that shaped our nation’s history.
http://www.aerotechnews.com/blog/2018/03/02/hanger-flying-and-the-student-a-challenge/

I must admit I’ve been pretty blessed in my life, growing up with a generation that had matinee heroes that were the real deal not only on the big screen, but also walking among us on the streets of America.

03/08/2018

Bob Alvis and guests discuss the topic of Stolen Valor in this edition of AV Veterans Talk [Part 2]

Bob Alvis and guests discuss the topic of Stolen Valor in this edition of AV Veterans Talk, sponsored by Aerotech News and Review.

In this segment, our guests agree that all sworn military personnel are called upon to put themselves in harm’s way and prepare to perform heroic acts, no matter their duty assignment, but there is a difference between that and actually claiming rank, deeds or honors beyond what you may have earned during your time of service. Dennis points out that there are medals and honors that are perhaps not bestowed until long after a soldier has separated from service – “Valor Unclaimed,” so to speak.

The military may also bestow honors or citations to all members of a service unit – some who may have served during a challenging portion of combat or mission, and some who may be relatively new to the unit – the citation may be awarded to all unit members, regardless of how long they’ve served.

The Stolen Valor Act of 2013 made it a federal crime for a person to lay claim to military service awards that they had not actually received. Joining Bob in this discussion are clinical therapist and veteran advocate Gerry Rice; clinical social worker and veteran advocate Dennis Anderson, and Mike Bertell, president of Point Man Antelope Valley.

03/08/2018

Fort Irwin hosts high-level delegations to enhance understanding of NTC mission

“We try and add as much realism as we can to prepare brigades for any contingency they may have to face”...“We blend all the threat variables, whether they’re facing a large near-peer threat in a country that has the same capabilities, or a smaller counter-insurgent force.”

http://www.aerotechnews.com/ntcfortirwin/2018/03/02/fort-irwin-hosts-high-level-delegations-to-enhance-understanding-of-ntc-mission/

FORT IRWIN, Calif. — National security leaders from the private, academic and government sectors visited the National Training Center over the past two months to better understand the U.S. Army’s brigade-level readiness training.

03/07/2018

Bob Alvis takes on the topic of Stolen Valor in this edition of AV Veterans Talk [Part 1]

Bob Alvis takes on the topic of Stolen Valor in this edition of AV Veterans Talk, sponsored by Aerotech News and Review.

The Stolen Valor Act of 2013 made it a federal crime for a person to lay claim to military service awards that they had not actually received. Joining Bob in this discussion are clinical therapist and veteran advocate Gerry Rice; clinical social worker and veteran advocate Dennis Anderson, and Mike Bertell, president of Point Man Antelope Valley.

All three are active with Antelope Valley veteran service groups Vets4Veterans:
http://www.avvets4veterans.org/ – and Point Man Antelope Valley – http://www.avwall.org/point-man-antelope-valley/.

Point Man meets Tuesday evenings in Antelope Valley College board room, SSV 151. In this segment, our guests share info about their military service and how it has led them to become involved in various efforts to serve veterans in our community.

03/07/2018

B Co., 229th Avn. Regt. Soldier remembered as warrior and friend at Fort Irwin memorial service

“He was very passionate about the aircraft and devoted his time to learn their ins and outs,” Iglesias said. “He very quickly became a fully mission qualified crew chief. He was a true friend and warrior.”

Our thoughts and prayers are with his family and loved ones.

http://www.aerotechnews.com/ntcfortirwin/2018/03/02/b-co-229th-avn-regt-soldier-remembered-as-warrior-and-friend-at-fort-irwin-memorial-service/

FORT IRWIN, Calif. — U.S. Army Spc. Javier Majak was deployed serving as an Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Systems Maintainer in support of Operation Inherent Resolve with B Co. 229 Aviation Regiment, 2916th Aviation Battalion, when he fell ill from an aggressive form of cancer. He died Feb. 13.

03/06/2018

HH-60s train over the NTTR

A pararescueman is hoisted into an HH-60G Pave Hawk helicopter, assigned to the 66th Rescue Squadron, during training on Nellis Air Force Base, Nev., Feb. 22, 2018. The mission of the 66th Rescue Squadron is to provide rapidly deployable, expeditionary, and agile combat search and rescue.

http://www.aerotechnews.com/nellisafb/2018/02/28/hh-60s-train-over-the-nttr/

An Airman, assigned to the 66th Rescue Squadron, looks out the side window of an HH-60G Pave Hawk helicopter during training on Nellis Air Force Base, Nev., Feb. 22, 2018. The HH-60G Pave Hawk helicopter conducts day or night personnel recovery operations in hostile environments to recover isolated....

03/05/2018

Aerotech News and Review, March 2 2018

Happy Monday! Digital Editions of Aerotech News' Group of Aerospace and Military Base Newspapers Available Now! We are excited for what 2018 holds for our advertisers! In 2017 we had an average monthly digital reach of 80,582; plus, the printed publications with 38,000 circulation.

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Journal of Aerospace, Defense Industry and Veteran News, serving the Antelope Valley and Edwards AFB, CA