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How did Canadian, French military planes collide in Guam? Report gives new cluesBoth aircraft suffered 'serious damage,' according to an initial incident report, and added to the woes plaguing the military transport fleet.CanadaSep 12, 2023
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Canadian, French military planes ‘came into contact’ at Guam air baseThe Department of National Defence told Global News the incident occurred Friday on the ramp at Anderson Air Force Base "in which the two aircraft came into contact."CanadaJul 24, 2023
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U.S. military plane forced to evade close ‘buzz’ by Chinese jet, Pentagon saysThe U.S. says the Chinese jet came within 20 feet of the American aircraft, marking the latest example of increasingly dangerous behaviour by China in international airspace.WorldDec 29, 2022
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Abbotsford Airshow’s much-anticipated return beginsThe Canadian Forces Snowbirds won't be flying in this year's Abbotsford Airshow, after one of their planes was damaged during a takeoff earlier this week, in Fort St. John.EntertainmentAug 5, 2022
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Search underway for pilot after U.S. fighter plane crashes in North SeaThe U.S. Air Force said the cause of the crash, as well as the status of the pilot, is unknown at this time.WorldJun 15, 2020
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Aim high: U.S. Air Force captain fined for testing well over THC limitThe captain was reprimanded before 4-20, the unofficial 'marijuana' day among cannabis culture enthusiasts.TrendingApr 20, 2020
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Trump raises border wall funds by deferring construction projects from GuamThe administration has vowed it's only delaying the spending, not cancelling it.NewsSep 29, 2019
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U.S. Air Force denies reports that it’s reviewing Elon Musk’s security clearanceMusk has security clearance because his company SpaceX provides satellite launch services to the U.S. government.WorldSep 9, 2018
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Airshow London 2017 adds premier jet to rosterThe roster is growing for Airshow London 2017.EntertainmentMar 3, 2017
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Air Force pilot dead, another injured after ejecting in CaliforniaOne American pilot was killed and another injured when they ejected from a U-2 spy plane shortly before it crashed in Northern California on Tuesday morning, the U.S. Air Force said.WorldSep 20, 2016
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