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Enhancements keep Warthog tusks sharp

(Feb 4, 2021 | by David Walsh in Washington DC) Times have changed, new threats have emerged and capabilities have evolved – but the A-10 endures with an upgrade under way.

The A-10C Thunderbolt II is unique as the only fixed-wing close air support (CAS) aircraft operated by the USAF.

Known as the Warthog, the ungainly looking aircraft (introduced in 1976) disables enemy armour, neutralises lesser targets and watches over US and allied combat troops. (Read more here at Shepherd Media News.)

tags: Defense, Aviation
Saturday 02.20.21
Posted by david walsh
 

Welcome to PIXWORDS

Thanks for visiting my site!

I am happy to be able to consolidate my work here, focusing on my two passions: photography and journalism. Very often they have overlapped, as when preparing a story or profile that will include reporting, writing and photography. Here’s an example: a story about Grand Prix Week on the Isle of Mann in the Irish Sea. What a trip that was * ! Screaming cycles from all over the world…and their grinning riders…tearing it up on this stored hunk of land between Ireland and Wales (lands of my forbearers).

Speed, sometimes way too much, around every corner on the Isle of Man during race week.

Speed, sometimes way too much, around every corner on the Isle of Man during race week.

When I’ve got something new to post — a forthcoming assignment or photography exhibit or published article, I’ll brag about it here : ) Or otherwise point to it and be glad for any feedback you might have.

( * — I guess I forgot to mention that third passion: motorcycles, which I’ve been riding since my teens, introduced in the precision and power of the Norton. Fun rides all along the way!)

Thursday 06.09.16
Posted by Sherri Arnaiz
 

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