Boeing took the veil off the first T-7A Red Hawk advanced trainer jet at its production facilities in St. Louis, Missouri. The jet is just one of the 351 aircraft expected to be delivered to the U.S.

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T-7A Red Hawk advanced trainer is nearing the completion of its developmental test flying. The first production-representative test vehicle T-7A—known within the program as A-1—flies over Edwards Air ...

The U.S. Air Force’s Air Education and Training Command received its first T-7 Red Hawk trainer at Joint Base San Antonio – Randolph, marking a milestone in the replacement of the T-38 Talon. The ...