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    Washington plans to deploy light combat aircraft in Iraq Empty Washington plans to deploy light combat aircraft in Iraq

    Post by Rocky Thu 05 Oct 2017, 8:21 am

    Washington plans to deploy light combat aircraft in Iraq
        05/10/2017 12:44 AM



    [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]Orient - News Section:
    WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The US Air Force will test the idea of ​​deploying light combat aircraft for counterinsurgency operations in combat zones in Iraq and Afghanistan, Foreign Policy magazine said on Wednesday. "The test, called Combat Dragon III, will send combat aircraft in Iraq and Afghanistan to light attack aircraft, which are a lot of F-35 fighters or A10s called the wild boar, but they are capable of attack and surveillance," the report said. "One of the candidates is the A29 Super Tucanus, which is manufactured by the Brazilian company Embraer in partnership with the US-based Sierra Nevada Foundation and the AT6 aircraft manufactured by US company Texron." "The basic idea is that when a plane is too expensive or unsuitable, it can be replaced by a supporting aircraft with some weapons to replace it as the US Air Force seeks to test low-cost aircraft in the fighting next year," he said.


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