3 sources · first reported 2d ago
The Air Force is relocating a recon drone squadron to Japan, with three RQ-4 Global Hawk drones to be permanently stationed at Yokota Air Base. This move is part of the Air Force's efforts to enhance its presence in the region. The RQ-4 Global Hawk is a large unmanned aerial vehicle used for reconnaissance and surveillance missions.
The relocation of the drone squadron to Japan highlights the Air Force's commitment to strengthening its capabilities in the Indo-Pacific region, enhancing its ability to conduct reconnaissance and surveillance missions in the area.
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