Post by Admin on Jan 20, 2023 14:51:19 GMT -5
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The Aggressors are bringing new capabilities to the fight, so they can better replicate new threats and train US and allied forces to counter them.
The first two “new” F-16s for the 18th Aggressor Squadron arrived last week at Eielson Air Force Base, Alaska. These Vipers, acquired from Dannelly Field Air National Guard Base, Alabama, are the first scheduled to arrive throughout 2023 to replace the aircraft currently assigned to the squadron. While the 18 AGRS was already flying the F-16C Block 30, the jets coming from the Air National Guard have been significantly upgraded and bring new capabilities that will allow the Aggressors to improve the quality of the training they provide.
The Aggressors are bringing new capabilities to the fight, so they can better replicate new threats and train US and allied forces to counter them.
The first two “new” F-16s for the 18th Aggressor Squadron arrived last week at Eielson Air Force Base, Alaska. These Vipers, acquired from Dannelly Field Air National Guard Base, Alabama, are the first scheduled to arrive throughout 2023 to replace the aircraft currently assigned to the squadron. While the 18 AGRS was already flying the F-16C Block 30, the jets coming from the Air National Guard have been significantly upgraded and bring new capabilities that will allow the Aggressors to improve the quality of the training they provide.