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Slovakian Air Force Firefighters undergo training in UK

Air March 6, 2018

Six Slovakian Air Force firefighters have undergone training in the UK to learn vital skills needed to tackle major aircraft fires. The week-long course was held at the Defence Fire Training and Development Centre in Manston, Kent saw the Slovakian personnel learn incident command techniques and aircraft firefighting tactics. A mixture of British ...

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Lockheed Martin and the Slovak Republic today announced the arrival of the first F-16 Block 70s in Slovakia

August 16, 2024

Air - Arrival of first F-16 block 70 Jets

Lockheed Martin and the Slovak Republic have announced the arrival of the first F-16 Block 70s in Slovakia, marking a

In a ceremony at Lockheed Martin's Greenville facility, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defence of the Slovak Republic, Robert Kaliňák, along with esteemed delegates from the United States and Slovakia, commemorated the delivery of Slovakia's first two F-16 Block 70 aircraft.

March 12, 2024

Air - Slovakia welcomes delivery of First F-16 Block 70 Jets

In a ceremony at Lockheed Martin’s Greenville facility, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defence of the Slovak Republic, Robert Kaliňák, along with esteemed