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Maj. Adel Al Menhaly, F-16 Desert Falcon pilot, speaks

Maj. Adel Al Menhaly, F-16 Desert Falcon pilot, speaks

Maj. Adel Al Menhaly, F-16 Desert Falcon pilot, speaks with Senior Master Sgt. Roy Person, United Arab Emirates Embassy weapons program manager, after returning from a mission during Red Flag 11-2 Jan. 31. The ... More

Maj. Gen. Mohamed Sawaidan Al Gamzi, United Arab Emirates

Maj. Gen. Mohamed Sawaidan Al Gamzi, United Arab Emirates

Maj. Gen. Mohamed Sawaidan Al Gamzi, United Arab Emirates Air Force and Air Defense commander signs a photo after a luncheon during Red Flag 11-2 Jan. 31. The United Arab Emirates air force is participating in ... More

A maintainer from the United Arab Emirates air force

A maintainer from the United Arab Emirates air force

A maintainer from the United Arab Emirates air force gives hand signals to an F-16 Desert Falcon pilot after a mission during Red Flag 11-2 Jan. 31. The United Arab Emirates air force is participating in a Red ... More

Maj. Gen. Mohamed Sawaidan Al Gamzi, United Arab Emirates

Maj. Gen. Mohamed Sawaidan Al Gamzi, United Arab Emirates

Maj. Gen. Mohamed Sawaidan Al Gamzi, United Arab Emirates Air Force and Air Defense commander, left-center; Brig. Gen. David Thompson, U.S. Air Force Warfare Center vice commander, center-right; and other disti... More

Lt. Col. Buti Al Neyadi, Saheen3 squadron commander,

Lt. Col. Buti Al Neyadi, Saheen3 squadron commander,

Lt. Col. Buti Al Neyadi, Saheen3 squadron commander, right, presents Brig. Gen. David Thompson, U.S. Air Force Warfare Center vice commander, with a gift after a luncheon during Red Flag 11-2 Jan. 31. The Unite... More

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