Red Flag 16-4 wraps up at Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada! Watch this video of Airmen from RAF Lakenheath, Shaw Air Force Base and coalition partners launching aircraft in the most realistic combat training exercise in the world.
Many units participate in Red Flag multiple times a year, but the average participation for each is minimal. Airman First Class Christina Ensley tells us why this experience is so beneficial to one specific unit.
Many units participate in Red Flag multiple times a year, but the average participation for each is minimal. Airman First Class Christina Ensley tells us why this experience is so beneficial to one specific unit.
Over the Nevada Test and Training Range, aircraft from all over the globe blast through the Nevada sky in a simulated war scenario called Red Flag where units can test their abilities against some of the military’s premier aircraft while also receiving some of the best training offered in the world.
You've heard of Red Flag, and even Green Flag, but what about Blue Flag? Seeing jets take off and ammunition hitting targets may be exciting, but strategic war game training with the 505th Command and Control Wing located at Hurlburt Field, Florida (a subordinate unit of the USAF Warfare Center at Nellis), helps connect all those dots together. Airman First Class Mychal Fox has the story.
