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How can fine the birth record in usaf medical center clark air base Philippines?
how can fine birth record usaf medical center clark air base base phillipines
Is there an US Air Force Base in Munich?
The McGraw Kaserne instalation in Munich, was used by the USAF but was closed in 1992.It is now used as office space for the Bavarian Police
What does this usaf emergency notification indicate?
a disaster or incident affecting the base is imminent or in progress
Who was involved in the bombings of hiroshima and nagasaki?
The US and the crew of USAF.
Are there any US Air Force bases in Israel?
No, there are no USAF bases in Israel
Does the US air force go to war?
The USAF and the USN are strategic services; meaning they can fight around the globe, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. The US Army (the Marines are part of the Strategic USN) is a tactical force and is RESTRICTED to where and when it can go anyplace. The US Army CANNOT go anywhere, unless the USAF or USN takes them there. So...the USAF goes to war, when the Army needs a ride (needs USAF assistance). The USAF has the capability to transport men and material, fight aerial battles with other jet aircraft, and bomb strategic and tactical targets. The USAF's "First" war was the Korean War 1950-1953. During WW2, the USAF didn't exist; they were a "Corps" of the US Army (like the USMC is a Corps of the US Navy). The last war in which the US Air Force engaged a determined aerial enemy was during the Vietnam War. This war created the USAF's last ACE of the 20th century (5 or more air to air combat kills-"Dog-Fighting").
what are the branches of the military in wartime?
the branches r USAF, USMC, US Army and now US Space force
Where can one find some pictures of USAF Thunderbirds?
One can view pictures of USAF Thunderbirds on several websites. Among these are AF Thunderbirds and the Nellis Air Force Base website. Google Images also has pictures.
What American special forces are the best at wilderness survival?
Army rangers and USAF pararescue
Which American territory served as a gateway to Asia?
Never heard that term before; must be a new term from the current 21st century generation. The American traditional term from WWII (not a USAF base back then) through the Vietnam War was USAF's Travis Air Force Base in California; known as "The Gateway to the Pacific."
USAF black bird?
USAF SR-71
To change your drivers license but also need birth certificate from USAF base in England who do I talk to?
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