US Military News • Air Force Aircraft Participating in Red Flag 21-2 • Mar 2021
- 3 years ago
Various shots of #Aircraft Participating in Red Flag 21-2
Exercise Red Flag 21-2 underway at Nellis AFB, one of the U.S. #AirForce largest combat training exercises. The 57th Wing’s 414th Combat Training Squadron (CTS) conducts Red Flag exercises to provide mission commanders, maintenance personnel, ground controllers, and air, space and cyber operators the opportunity to experience realistic combat scenarios in preparation for future warfare.
Red Flag exercises strive to increase the interoperability of #US and allied forces with the aim of creating agile problem-solvers with the ability to correct decision-making under incredible pressure.
“Red Flag Nellis 21-2 is an advanced coalition exercise with key Allies and coalition partners. Working together as integrated teams, they will fight as a single, coherent team, forging partnerships and cementing relationships we need for future mission success,” said Col. William Reese, 414th CTS commander.
"The appearance of U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) visual information does not imply or constitute DoD endorsement."
Credit to : William Lewis - Nellis AFB Public Affairs
Exercise Red Flag 21-2 underway at Nellis AFB, one of the U.S. #AirForce largest combat training exercises. The 57th Wing’s 414th Combat Training Squadron (CTS) conducts Red Flag exercises to provide mission commanders, maintenance personnel, ground controllers, and air, space and cyber operators the opportunity to experience realistic combat scenarios in preparation for future warfare.
Red Flag exercises strive to increase the interoperability of #US and allied forces with the aim of creating agile problem-solvers with the ability to correct decision-making under incredible pressure.
“Red Flag Nellis 21-2 is an advanced coalition exercise with key Allies and coalition partners. Working together as integrated teams, they will fight as a single, coherent team, forging partnerships and cementing relationships we need for future mission success,” said Col. William Reese, 414th CTS commander.
"The appearance of U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) visual information does not imply or constitute DoD endorsement."
Credit to : William Lewis - Nellis AFB Public Affairs