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Brig. Gen. Clarence E. “Bud” Anderson, was the last surviving World War II “triple ace” pilot. He flew 116 combat missions in his P-51 Mustang, nicknamed "Old Crow," and was credited with 16.25 aerial victories. He also commanded a fighter squadron in Korea and a tactical fighter wing during the Vietnam War. He logged more than 7,500 flying hours with more than 480 combat hours.
Remembering WWII Triple Ace Brigadier General Bud Anderson
On the 78th birthday of the United States Air Force, we celebrate our enduring legacy as the most elite airpower force in the history of the world. We commend the selfless service of all Airmen who live by the timeless motto: “Aim High… Fly-Fight-Win.”
US Air Force 78th Birthday
On April 13th, 2024 the government of Iran launched an extensive aerial attack of over 300 drones and missiles at the nation of Israel. The 494th and 335th Fighter Squadrons were forward deployed and tasked with defense of US coalition partners. They had no idea what they were flying into or how chaotic the evening would become. That night these F-15E Pilots and Weapons System Officers fired all the missiles from their aircraft, dodged falling debris from space and had to land their aircraft under alarm red conditions. The ground crews had to work under dangerous conditions to refuel, rearm and launch these aircraft back into the fight in record time all while under the threat of attack. This short documentary gives the perspective of the pilots, like Maj. Benjamin “Irish” Coffey, as they navigated their F-15E through the chaos and from legendary journalist, Martha Raddatz, as she explains the timeline of hostilities between these two nations. Weapons expert Alex Hollings gives the lowdown on what these pilots faced. Animations are used to reenact the extraordinary events of that night.
Dangerous Game
The Korean War, a conflict that spanned from 1950 to 1953, marked the first major combat action for the newly independent United States Air Force. The Air Force played a crucial role in the war, both in achieving air superiority and supporting ground operations.
American Airpower - The 75th Anniversary of the Korean War
America's first ace was Air Force Major James Jabara, who scored his initial victory on April 3, 1951 and his fifth and sixth victories on May 20. In 1953, he had shot down nine more MiG-15s, giving him a total of 15 air-to-air jet victories during the Korean War.
American Airpower in the Korean War - America's First Ace
Secretary of the Air Force Frank Kendall shakes hands with staff members during a traditional clap-out ceremony on his final day at the Pentagon, Washington, D.C., Jan. 17, 2025.
Secretary of the Air Force Frank Kendall Pentagon Clap Out
Message To Airmen and Guardians from Frank Kendall, 26th Secretary of the Air Force
Frank Kendall, who was sworn in as the 26th secretary in July 2021, played a pivotal role in shaping the Air Force and Space Force of the future. During his time in office, Kendall prioritized the need to reoptimize for Great Power Competition to meet the pacing challenge. As he leaves office, Kendall expressed confidence in the Air Force and Space Force’s ability to continue adapting and evolving in response to changing circumstances.
SECAF 26 Frank Kendall Legacy Interview
Policy and standards update from Air Force Chief of Staff, General David W. Allvin
CSAF Gen Allvin Policy and Standards Update
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