Gray Flag: making sure systems connect the first time
Military aircraft flew more than 750 sorties at Gray Flag 2026, which ended Sept. 25, to expose integration problems before fleet aviators meet them on deployment.
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Military aircraft flew more than 750 sorties at Gray Flag 2026, which ended Sept. 25, to expose integration problems before fleet aviators meet them on deployment.
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