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Brian Shul dies at 75; fighter pilot who flew world’s fastest plane

Brian Shul, a retired Air Force major who modestly described himself as “a survivor” rather than a hero, after he was downed in a Vietnamese jungle, where he nearly died before rebounding to pilot the world’s fastest spy plane, died on May 20 in Reno, Nevada. He was 75.

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India Expands Emergency Medical Flight Network

The Indian government plans to build hundreds of helipads along highways that could be used by helicopters, drones, and new eVTOL aircraft.

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Plane crashes in field in Morton County

ST. ANTHONY (KXNET) — A private plane contracted by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) crashed in a field south of County Road 136 and west of St. Anthony early Tuesday mornin…

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Antony Blinken urges China ‘open lines of communication’ after plane incident

“I think it only underscores why it is so important that we have regular, open lines of communication including, by the way, between our defence ministers,” Blinken told reporters on a visit to Sweden, after the United States said China declined talks with Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin.

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China military says U.S. reconnaissance plane deliberately intruded into training area

China’s military said a U.S. reconnaissance plane deliberately intruded into its training area on May 26 and that the move seriously undermined regional peace and stability. During routine training in the South China Sea with several ships of the Chinese People’s Liberation Army Navy, one RC-135 reconnaissance plane of the U.S. military deliberately broke into in the training area, a spokesperson for the Southern Theatre Command said in a statement on Wednesday. “We solemnly urge the U.S. side to effectively restrain the front-line forces of the sea and the air, strictly abide by relevant international law and relevant agreements and agreements, and prevent accidents in the sea and the air,” the spokesperson said.

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