Air National Guard, Fort Smith
Ebbing Air National Guard ‘Agile Combat Employment’ exercise brings F-35s to Fort Smith
FORT SMITH — The 33rd Fighter Wing of the U.S. Air Force hosted a demonstration of F-35 fighter jets Thursday at Ebbing Air National Guard base, which will soon welcome pilots from Poland as part of the Foreign Military Sales program.
Ebbing Air National Guard Base F-35s expected to bring noisy skies to River Valley
Starting Monday through Sept. 20, there will be eight F-35s with the 33rd Fighter Wing from Eglin Air Force Base, Fla., in the area for a training exercise, according to a noise advisory from the 188th Wing of the Air National Guard.
Col. Nick Idhe, who is overseeing the program, said the pilots will stay in Fort Smith for anywhere from two weeks to a year, ...
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“It’s going to be a game changer for the entire state of Arkansas and certainly the Arkansas River Valley and Fort Smith,” McGill said. Last year, the U.S. Air Force announced Ebbing Air ...
The 188th Wing issued a noise advisory in Fort Smith on Monday, Sept. 9. "There will be eight F-35s with the 33rd Fighter ...
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NEWS got special permission to watch some of the first trainings happening at the 188th and learned they're making an impact.
They will be flying in from Eglin Air Force base to make sure things are set up properly." AS OF NOW PILOTS FROM POLAND, FINLAND, GERMANY, SINGAPORE, SWITZERLAND, CZECHIA, AND GREECE HAVE ALL ...
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