RF-A 22-3 promotes interoperability between US, RAAF forces

RED FLAG-Alaska 22-3 included more than 70 U.S. and allied aircraft executing simulated combat missions in over 77,000 square miles of training area, and with this year’s joint U.S. and Royal Australian Air Force participants, many members look forward to the growth that will come from the large

Talons out! 355th FS Falcons participate in RF-A 22-3

The 354th Fighter Wing hosts other units and their aircraft three to four times a year for RED FLAG-Alaska, an air training exercise that takes place in a simulated combat environment.

13th FGS Airman recognized for responding to vehicle accident during RF-A 22-3

If you are around the military long enough, you will likely hear someone say something to the effect of “the military is 24/7.”

RAAF Super Hornets take off during RF-A 22-3

RAAF, USAF gear up for RF-A 22-3

Wild Weasels on the flight line at RF-A 22-3

US Navy Lancers exchange TTPs during RF-A 22-3

RF-A 22-3 enhances RAAF, USAF interoperability

USMC participates in RF-A 22-3

354th SFS welcomes new commander