Two emergency services Marines from MCAS Beaufort (left) and MCAS Iwakuni, Japan (right), stabilize an F-35A Lightning II as it's hoisted up by a crane during a joint training exercise lead by the 388 Logistics Support Squadron at Hill Air Force Base, Utah, on Sept. 17, 2024. This training was performed to help establish an understanding of crash, damaged, disabled aircraft recovery (CDDAR) practices for all members involved. CDDAR is an important practice for aircrew and emergency services so they are always prepared to recover aircraft safely during emergency situations. Senior Airman Nicholas Rupiper)/U.S. Air Force

Aircraft Recovery Training

October 9, 2024

Military

newsbyte

Latest from Military

Veteran of the Week – Jerry Coine

Beaufort’s Jerry Coine, 74, joined the United States Marine Corps in Shreveport, La., in 1969. After

County Veterans Affairs Director Fermin named USC Outstanding Veteran Alumni

Staff reports Beaufort County Veterans Affairs Director Caroline Fermin has been named one of University of

Local author pens new novel on military life

Staff reports Award-winning author Pete Masalin will be at Beaufort’s NeverMore Books at 702 Craven Street

Applying for VA benefits and a veteran’s Character of Discharge

By Larry Dandridge The purpose of this article is threefold. This writer wants to: VA news

Veteran of the Week – Steve Stolarski

Beaufort’s Steve Stolarski, 76, joined the United States Navy in Cleveland in 1968. After Boot Camp