Matthew Cox is a Junior News Reporter at MailOnline. He covers a variety of topics with a focus on aviation and aerospace, including drone technology and security issues related to public safety. Matthew's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including MSN, The Daily Mail, and the World Economic Forum.
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By: Matthew Cox
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HH-60W helicopters and Airmen rescued five Navy MH-60S Seahawk crew members who had been forced to land in California mountains.
The Air Force wants a new family of aerial targets ranging expendable quadcopters to reusable drones that can mimic fifth-gen fighters.
By: Matthew Cox
The Air Force signed a deal to replace dorms housing thousands of U.S. military trainees at Joint Base San Antonio-Fort Sam Houston, Texas.
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Space Force Honor Guard members debuted the unit’s ceremonial uniform, based on the new service dress uniform with added blue accents.
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JOINT BASE SAN ANTONIO-LACKLAND, Texas —The Air Force has started challenging new trainees with less sleep and will soon ramp up the stress level in Basic Military Training to better prepare the future Airmen for the increased strain of combat operations such as Epic Fury.
By: Matthew Cox
In the small world of Air Force weather specialists, combat weather specialists are a niche unto themselves, deploying with Army ground units to provide forecasts and, if need be, fight alongside those Soldiers. For Staff Sgt. Francisco Estrada, the hardest part of the job isn’t the possibility of ground combat, though—it’s briefing Army helicopter pilots on short notice how wind, fog, rain, and other conditions will affect a mission.
