Congressional ‘BRRRRT Act’ seeks to keep the A-10 flying, but veteran pilot warns of capability gap
Congressional ‘BRRRRT Act’ seeks to keep the A-10 flying, but veteran pilot warns of capability gapThe legislation comes amid a long-running debate over the future of the A-10 and whether newer aircraft can adequately replace its close air support and combat search-and-rescue…
- ▪Congressional ‘BRRRRT Act’ seeks to keep the A-10 flying, but veteran pilot warns of capability gapThe legislation comes amid a long-running debate over the future of the A-10 and whether newer aircraft can adequately replace its close air
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Congressional ‘BRRRRT Act’ seeks to keep the A-10 flying, but veteran pilot warns of capability gapThe legislation comes amid a long-running debate over the future of the A-10 and whether newer aircraft can adequately replace its close air support and combat search-and-rescue capabilities.Follow us on GoogleUS Air Force A-10 Thunderbolt aircrafts fly during the US-led Saber Strike exercise in the air over Latvia June 6, 2018. (photo credit: REUTERS/INTS KALNINS)
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