U.S. Air Force Ends Nearly 50 Years of A-10 Operations at Davis-Monthan with Final Thunderbolt II Flight over Tucson
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U.S. Air Force ends nearly 50 years of A-10 operations at Davis-Monthan with final Thunderbolt II flight over Tucson
Airmen and local civic leaders gathered at the base to mark the aircraft’s departure. The flight closed a long-standing mission closely associated with the 355th Wing and the Tucson community. The A-10 supported the wing’s close air support mission throughout its service at Davis-Monthan. Generations of personnel operated, maintained and supported the aircraft during training and operational deployments. “The reason the A-10 flies, and the reaso…
The U.S. Air Force A-10C Thunderbolt II strike plane continues to mark milestones on its endless road to a retreat that continues to extend. On this occasion it was the turn of Wing 355 and Davis-Monthan air base, as the veteran but appreciated Warthog said good-bye to both later [...] The 50-year driveway after, the A-10C Thunderbolt II attack plane stopped its operations at Davis-Monthan air base first appears in Military Zone.
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