Last A-10s Depart Pope:

Dec. 27, 2007

The final three A-10 Warthogs left Pope AFB, N.C. last week, making the flight to their new home at Moody AFB, Ga. The Hog transfer started last summer and the 23rd Fighter Group at Moody began flying the first of its upgraded A-10C aircraft in September.

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How long the F-15E Strike Eagle and other fourth-generation fighters can continue to provide value to the Air Force is one of the first things Troy Meink, nominated to be Secretary of the Air Force, will tackle, he said in his confirmation hearing. He acknowledged that the combat fleet is…

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